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With the release of NSX-T Data Center 3.2, NSX Intelligence has transitioned from being a large, monolithic, virtual machine based appliance to a modern micro-services application running within the VMware NSX Application Platform (NAPP).

To address growing cyber threats, companies must optimize their Security Operations Centers (SOCs). SOCs designed properly detect and mitigate incidents faster. SOC optimization improves security by comparing architectures, procedures, tools and teams to industry standards. Clear, timely communication and industry norms are essential. SOC optimization increases resource allocation and protects against emerging threats. Security, threat response and compliance are advantages. Automating, streamlining and communicating improve incident detection and response. Risks are reduced by SOC optimization.

The smarter AI bots get, the harder it becomes to create a password impervious to hacking. Consequently, we're now able to secure environments without the need for password protection. Take a look...

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VMware's 2021 VMworld provided some big announcements about new offerings packed with rich features. This year's virtual event showcased over 1,200 sessions, so it was impossible to capture everything. In this article we'll cover some of the key takeaways during the three-day virtual event. As you will see, cloud and app modernization was at the heart of everything, giving a glimpse into the VMware focus areas for 2022 and beyond.

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