Originally published June 27, 2025 on Help Net Security.
Whenever a natural or man-made disaster disrupts medical equipment, cuts off connectivity to emergency services and loved ones, or halts access to ATMs, network engineers play a vital role in the heroic efforts to restore availability and uptime.
Network engineers confront chaos daily. The network serves as the heartbeat of businesses, making its resilience crucial. However, various factors add to the complexity of modern networks, creating challenges in ensuring business continuity.
- AI compounds compute demands
- Technology is diverse and evolving
- Vertical stovepipes are proliferating
- Scalability increases blind spots
- Network devices are increasingly exposed to risks
There is no room for chaos when it comes to maintaining resilience in networks facing modern challenges. Learn to manage network chaos more effectively and enhance network cyber resilience. Read the complete article.
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