Category: Networking

  • OneLayer to Rule Them All.. A Private 5G NAC Question at MFD14

    OneLayer to Rule Them All.. A Private 5G NAC Question at MFD14

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    The Private Cellular market has largely struggled to make a dent against competing technologies. This blog was started because of my interest in Private Cellular and Private LTE has been around and available for a long time if you have access to spectrum. I was told this is one of the reasons I was invited…

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  • Nile Minds the Zero Trust Gap at MFD14

    Nile Minds the Zero Trust Gap at MFD14

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    Nile continues to share how they are rebuilding the network for a Zero Trust world. That means no vlans, no layer 2 access. Removing the Security Gap. Is that what’s best for a modern network? Let’s dig into what Nile presented at Mobility Field Day 14. The big push the last 15 years is about…

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  • Arista Unmasks The AI Mechanical Turk at MFD14

    Arista Unmasks The AI Mechanical Turk at MFD14

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    Recently, I was talking with a friend that works at a large university about what solutions they are exploring to refresh their Wi-Fi. They have various vendors between their stadium, and campus. He was telling me that he is interested in another vendor, but his team has an opposing idea. They want to test out…

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  • Cisco Secures Wi-Fi 802.11bt from Post Quantum Cryptography at MFD14

    Cisco Secures Wi-Fi 802.11bt from Post Quantum Cryptography at MFD14

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    Post Quantum Cryptography has been in the infosec news of lately for the threat actors collecting encrypted data now so they can decrypt it later when Quantum Computing takes off. I’ve been watching this world for several years now as I asked the question of companies at Edge Field Day 3 back in 2024. When…

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