Enterprise Technology Signals

Emerson's Appleton UPSMON-PRO is vulnerable to a stack-based buffer overflow that can allow remote code execution. The product is end-of-life, and users are advised to replace or implement specific mitigations to protect their systems. Recommended actions include blocking UDP port 2601 and isolating monitoring networks.

CISA reported vulnerabilities in iCam365 camera models P201 and QC021, enabling unauthorized access to video streams and data.

Opto 22 has addressed a critical vulnerability in its GRV-EPIC and groov RIO products that could allow remote code execution with root privileges. Users are advised to update to firmware version 4.0.3. Recommended cybersecurity measures for organizations have been outlined by CISA.

George Tchaparian, CEO at Open Compute Project Foundation, joins Aviz’s Technical Advisory Board to enhance open networking efforts.

Aviz Networks announces the appointment of Justin Dustzadeh of Equinix to its Technical Advisory Board, enhancing its technology strategy.

This update addresses traditional NOS vendor struggles and the rise of SONiC as a reliable alternative in software-defined networking.

Aviz discusses how modern data centers leverage IP Clos architecture and BGP for optimized network management and operational efficiency.

SONiC (Software for Open Networking in the Cloud) Network Operating System (NOS) has seen a huge surge in its popularity and adoption.

The industry is converging on open networking—and SONiC is leading the way. But getting started with SONiC in a real-world, multi-vendor environment requires more than just code. It requires infrastructure, validation, community support, and forward-looking automation.

The Fabric Test Automation Suite (FTAS) streamlines quality testing for multi-vendor SONiC deployments by utilizing SONiC's CLI.

Aviz ONES 2.0 introduces enhancements for SONiC-based AI fabric networks, focusing on network performance and monitoring tools.

Aviz Networks explores how transitioning to 400GbE network infrastructure can result in significant TCO savings through SONiC adoption.

Multi-vendor strategies enable organizations to leverage SONiC more effectively while addressing associated management challenges.

Three forces reshape infrastructure networks in 2025: computing evolution, increased bandwidth needs, and AI integration.

Partnerships must be built on core values such as honesty and trust. Aviz showcases these principles in its operations and relationships.

The blog clarifies misconceptions about SONiC, showcasing its enterprise readiness and application in data center networks.

The ONES Rule Engine has updated its alert and notification system to enhance network monitoring for AI-Fabric metrics.

The rise of SONiC (Software for Open Networking in the Cloud) has disrupted the traditional networking industry, offering enterprises a vendor-agnostic, open-source alternative to proprietary NOS solutions. But with disruption comes misconceptions, a...

The update of ONES 3.1 introduces enhancements for monitoring SONiC networks, offering tools for infrastructure management.

Explore the latest in AI network management with our ONES 3.0 series ONES 3.0 introduces a range of exciting new features, with a focus on scaling data center deployments and support. In this blog post, we’ll dive into two standout features: ON...