Operating System (OS)

Zenitel's TCIV-3+ devices prior to version 9.3.3.0 have vulnerabilities including OS command injection, out-of-bounds write, and cross-site scripting. These issues could allow arbitrary code execution or denial of service. Mitigations include upgrading firmware and network security measures.

Network observability deduplication reduces redundant traffic to improve monitoring efficiency and analytics in data centers.

ONES Rule Engine enhances SONiC network monitoring with device-specific alerts and Slack, Zendesk integrations for streamlined incident response.

Aviz Networks explains how adopting SONiC offers hardware flexibility and cost savings in network operating systems for operators.

Aviz introduced Aviz One Box, a solution with Edgecore and EPS Global to deploy SONiC NOS beyond hyperscaler networks.

AVEVA has reported a vulnerability in its Application Server Immutable Deployment Environment that could allow attackers to exploit improper HTML script neutralization. Users are advised to update to secure versions and implement defensive measures to minimize risk.

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.

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.

In today’s interconnected world, Network Operations (NetOps) Support Framework is crucial for organizations to maintain a robust and reliable network infrastructure. It provides the foundation to manage and optimize network performance, ensure ...

Today, the open source and network communities recognize SONiC as the next ‘big thing’ to accelerate innovation and growth.