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By integrating Fortinet's broad portfolio of zero trust, endpoint, and network security products into Fortinet Security Fabric, to provide security, services, and threat intelligence to users whether they're on the go, at home, or work.

Jacob Chacko believes that the most dynamic customer experiences happen at the Edge – an office, a hospital, a school, or at home. Work gets done any place, and data is generated by users, devices, and things across the network. Aruba’s mission, he says, is to help customers capitalize on these opportunities by providing secure edge-to-cloud networking solutions.

The firm is automating its support infrastructure and implementing a efficient engagement model with broader incentives that will make it easier to work with Forcepoint allowing all levels of partners to generate higher customer value.

“A new type of workload is emerging – edge-native apps – that must run at the edge to perform as intended. AR/VR, connected vehicles, and immersive gaming are becoming mainstream,”said Sanjay Uppal.

VMware will host multiple technical sessions throughout the conference, showcasing its latest technologies and use cases, such as how Modern Apps & Multi-Cloud can help organizations build and deploy software quicker and more.

This year, for our pre-GITEX feature, we spoke with Jacob Chacko, Regional Director - Middle East, Saudi & South Africa at Aruba, an HPE company. We discussed the brand's expectations from GITEX, as well as solutions Aruba offers businesses. Check out the replies we received.

Aruba ESP comes as the industry's first platform with an AI-powered' sixth sense'. The solution is designed to unify, automate, and secure the Intelligent Edge and help organizations harness its immense potential.

"Organizations are experiencing a high level of network breaches and facing ongoing connectivity and security challenges as they adapt to hybrid work environments," said Tim Jefferson, SVP, Engineering for Data, Networks and Application Security, Barracuda.

Even in times of great urgency as we have experienced over the last 18 months, enterprise-wide cloud transformations don’t simply happen overnight. In the rush to get their multi-cloud environments off the ground and enable remote connectivity for their workforces, many enterprises will not have suitably adapted their IT and network infrastructure to support applications in a multi-cloud connected environment.

There may be 50,000+ connection points outside the traditional corporate firewall, wherever an ‘anywhere worker’ might happen to be. By vastly expanding the network’s reach through VPNs (or ‘Virtually Pointless Networks’, as they are ironically being labelled), IT leaders have ultimately lost the end-to-end visibility that they used to count on.