Juniper Networks news from FierceCIO

You must have heard about the China-based cyberattacks on search giant Google by now. At least one senior executive, McAfee Chief Technology Officer George Kurtz, has called the attacks on Google and... Read more...

A known problem already fixed by Juniper almost a year ago was found to be exploitable, triggering a critical security alert by the company. The recent discovery of the attack vector for the problem... Read more...

Juniper Networks has announced the first 100Gbps Ethernet interface card for its T1600 core router. The T1600 router is a high-performance product targeted at telecommunications providers or large... Read more...

It's always good to take the temperature of the tech market. And while the IT sales outlook for the rest of this year remains poor, there are a few bright spots. And that includes good news from... Read more...

A blog post at the SD Times claims that Google is building its own router to replace the Juniper gear that is currently in use. According to the report, Google is fed up with the difficulties and... Read more...

Providing IT support to remote offices is not any easy task, with every network requiring attention to the architecture, security and performance planning. InformationWeek took a close look at... Read more...

Jeff Raikes, one of three Microsoft corporate presidents, has announced that he'll be retiring in September of this year. Head of Microsoft's Business Division (Office, Exchange and Dynamics),... Read more...

Today's network managers are inundated by dozens or even hundreds of appliances across data centers and branch offices, but sometimes, the sheer number of these specialized devices can create a... Read more...

As companies grow, their networks become more complicated, thanks to additional sites, users and applications. As a result, performance can slow, which often leads to adding extra bandwidth. But... Read more...

Mobile devices are increasingly under attack, according to new research from Juniper Networks and the danger is coming from all sides. Malware, viruses and hacking are all on the rise and vendors... Read more...