RCR Wireless, Friday, December 19th, 2025
Wi-Fi 2026 Predictions: What To Expect In The Year Ahead (Analyst Angle)
The intersection of AI and Wi-Fi will be the dominant theme in 2026 and beyond
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Vol 333 · Issue 3
Networks — Archive · Vol 333 Issue 3
5 articles that week
Security Boulevard, Friday, December 19th, 2025
4 Pillars Of Network Risk Reduction: A Guide To Network Security Risk Management
Large enterprises today find themselves stuck in the 'messy middle' of digital transformation, managing legacy on-premise firewalls from Palo Alto, Check Point, and Fortinet while simultaneously governing fast-growing cloud environments. The result is a tangled web of policies and configurations that creates significant cyber risk.
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Security Boulevard, Thursday, December 18th, 2025
Identity Over Network: Why 2026 Zero Trust Is About Who/What, Not Where
Most zero trust initiatives stall because they still protect the network, not the workload. Firewalls and VPNs continue to make trust decisions based on network location, while secrets vaults rely on possession of long-lived credentials. These controls help, but they all stop short of verifying what a workload truly is.
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Three Predictions For The 2026 Enterprise Networking Market
The signals are confusing. AI boom, global trade war, supply shortages, competitors merging--it takes focus and lots of analysis to cut through the upheaval in the Local Area Networking market and predict the future trends. Luckily, we have decades of historical data and some finely tuned models to enable us to make these top three predictions for the enterprise networking market in 2026.
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Security Boulevard, Tuesday, December 16th, 2025
The Future Of Network Security Policy Management In A Zero Trust World
Zero Trust has become the strategic anchor for modern cybersecurity. Every board is asking for it, every vendor claims to support it, and every CISO is under pressure to make it real. But here is the truth that rarely gets said out loud. Zero Trust fails the moment policy enforcement becomes inconsistent.
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