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You don’t need a Shakespearean soliloquy to recognize that private 5G hasn’t quite lived up to its deployment hype. On the other hand, adoption has been accelerating, driven by enterprise demand for secure, low-latency, and reliable wireless infrastructure. A recent study found that private network investment in the U...

Remote sites are not just extensions of the corporate headquarters. They’re active, data-rich domains where local interactions quietly shape broader service outcomes. Yet problems at the edge are often slow to surface and hard to resolve. That’s starting to change. Intelligent edge environments are beginning to...

The global 5G fixed wireless access (FWA) market may be on the rise—it’s predicted to expand annually by more than 21 percent from 2024 to 2031—but the growing problem of customer churn is eating into the profitability of this business. The reasons for this churn are manyfold, but the primary customer complaint has...

Every digital interaction is a high-stakes exchange between customers and brands. In a challenging market with higher expectations for digital transformations, infrastructure is one of the few investments that can strengthen the entire customer lifecycle. The network edge, in particular, is becoming a board-level...

Omdia, a global analyst and advisory leader that helps connect the dots across the technology ecosystem, recently named NETSCOUT’s Arbor distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) protection solutions as leading in the DDoS prevention market. Omdia’s DDoS Prevention Technology Market Tracker 3Q24–4Q24 is an analysis of...

NETSCOUT joins countless communications service providers (CSPs) and telecommunications solution vendors in observance of World Wi-Fi Day. The global event, coordinated each year by the Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA), began in 2016 to highlight ongoing efforts to connect the unconnected and address the digital...

In the May 2025 IDC Spotlight “Ensuring Success of IT’s Accelerating Big Bang: Monitoring and Managing the Network Edge,” Mark Leary, director of network observability, automation, and artificial intelligence (AI) at IDC, states that private data centers and public cloud services continue to receive much of IT’s...

We’re proud to announce that NETSCOUT’s Omnis Cyber Intelligence has been recognized with a prestigious industry award, reinforcing its position as a standout solution in the fast-moving and competitive network detection and response (NDR) landscape. The Business Intelligence Group’s Fortress Cybersecurity Award...

The Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) PRISM report on distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) mitigation solutions for 2025 is available now. EMA is an industry-leading analyst firm specializing in a wide range of technology areas, including cybersecurity. It is dedicated to providing comprehensive research, analysis...

According to Mordor Intelligence, the IT infrastructure market is expected to grow from $230.11 billion to $433.43 billion by 2030. A strong infrastructure supports expansion, new technologies, virtualization, and growing customer demands. But that same growth often leads to infrastructure sprawl, where operational...

Threat hunting isn’t just a buzzword anymore; it’s a necessity. At RSA Conference 2025, one theme came through loud and clear: Cyberthreat hunting has matured, and the expectations surrounding it have evolved. To understand what’s really happening inside security teams, we conducted a survey with vetted cybersecurity...

NETSCOUT is pleased to announce it has again been recognized as an industry disruptor and innovator with the 2025 Digital Innovator Award from Intellyx. As an industry analyst firm that focuses on enterprise digital transformation and the leading-edge vendors that are driving it, Intellyx interacts with numerous...

When your security tools trigger an alert, what happens next? For many security operations center (SOC) teams, the real work begins after the detection, in the investigation phase. You need to know not just that something happened, but what exactly happened and when, where, and how deeply the attack may have spread...

Success in the cloud depends less on adoption and more on agility. Recent industry trends point to emerging data management challenges across cloud service providers and legacy infrastructure, often all at once. This requires a shift in how organizations approach cloud strategies—strategically and proactively. Modern...

Curated threat intelligence takes raw threat data from various sources and selects, validates, and organizes it into a structured and actionable format. This intelligence gives insight into threat actors' activities and tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) to help improve an organization's cybersecurity posture...

For anyone who attended Mobile World Congress (MWC) in March, talk of artificial intelligence (AI) was everywhere. No matter what booth you visited, AI was the conversation du jour. In some respects, it was a bit overwhelming. There is certainly no doubt that AI holds the promise of important benefits for telcos. The...

At RSA Conference 2025, we surveyed more than 70 cybersecurity professionals, asking some critical questions about their threat detection and incident response (TDIR) process. These weren’t random attendees. Every respondent was a vetted practitioner actively involved in TDIR, working directly within incident response...

Why is airport Wi-Fi so painfully slow? It’s a familiar complaint and a constant source of frustration. Whether they’re scanning, swiping, streaming, or checking in, travelers count on digital services to work flawlessly from curb to gate. As the summer travel season kicks into high gear, how can airport IT teams keep...

Firewalls are important network devices for security and other applications. They help filter traffic based on specific criteria to prevent illegitimate users from accessing the network. They are not, however, designed specifically for distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) protection. Many networks suffer from...

Zero-day threats are among the biggest risks in cybersecurity. They occur when a vulnerability—in this case meaning a security flaw or weak point in software or hardware that is unknown to the vendor or developers—is exploited to gain access. They are named as such because the vendor or developer has zero days to fix...