How network virtualization is used as a security tool

	How network virtualization is used as a security tool | VMware and Cisco patch vulnerabilities in data-center gear and software
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	VMware patches third-party components in vSphere platform VMware has updated third-party libraries and components used by its vSphere server virtualization platform to integrate security patches released in recent months. Read More WEBCAST: Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise Integrating Mobility with Unified Access Meeting mobility demands of 4500 students, faculty and staff at a university is no small task. Join this Webcast to hear the Director of Enterprise Infrastructure explain the steps Abilene Christian University took to deliver a new level of student-faculty interaction. Learn More In this Issue How network virtualization is used as a security tool VMware and Cisco patch vulnerabilities in data-center gear and software SDN market could hit $18B by 2018 SDN and network virtualization: A reality check WHITE PAPER: Citrix Infographic: Top Use Cases for Desktop Virtualization A range of business issues are driving IT towards desktop virtualization. One solution—Citrix XenDesktop with FlexCast technology—helps IT teams empower their workforces, one project at a time. See the trends driving the adoption of virtual desktops and the top use cases IT teams are deploying today View now How network virtualization is used as a security tool As VMware sells its network virtualization software, it's finding that security is a big driver for adoption. Read More VMware and Cisco patch vulnerabilities in data-center gear and software VMware and Cisco Systems released security fixes this week for serious vulnerabilities in networking virtualization and server software typically used in data centers. Read More SDN market could hit $18B by 2018 The enterprise and data centerSDN market grew 192% in 2013 and is poised to reach $18 billion by 2018, according to Infonetics Research. Read More SDN and network virtualization: A reality check The Software Defined Networking movement is still evolving, but profiles of SDN users are becoming more clear and we're getting a bead on some of the common evaluation criteria companies are using to gauge how to go forward. Read More
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