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NETGEAR Releases Insight 10.0 for AIOp

NETGEAR has announced Insight 10.0 – the latest iteration of its cloud network management platform with AI-powered features aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises and managed service providers.

According to the company (https://www.netgear.com/hub/pressroom/enterprise/insight-10-ai-network-management/), Insight 10.0 offers actionable network intelligence by providing "a comprehensive view of network performance, device health, connectivity, and user experience from a single platform." Other features and updates include contextual insights, recommendations, and AI-assisted workflows to help IT teams quickly identify issues and simplify processes.

"Insight 10.0 is designed to remove complexity through intuitive workflows, streamlined navigation, flexible access controls, and simplified subscription management," the announcement states. Additionally, the platform offers built-in security, along with GDPR compliance and 24/7 support.

Insight 10.0 brings "enterprise-class intelligence to businesses without enterprise-sized IT teams," says Pramod Badjate, President and GM of NETGEAR.

See more details at Insight 10.0 (https://www.netgear.com/business/services/insight/).

LF Forms Akrites Project to Secure Critical Open Source Software

The Linux Foundation has announced the Akrites project – a collaborative effort formed to remediate vulnerabilities in critical open source software, such as that used in banks, hospitals, power grids, telecoms, and more.

Specifically, the initiative establishes "a shared Security Incident Response Team


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