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Arista’s CloudVision Guardian for Network Identity uses AI to implement, troubleshoot, and enforce NAC policies.
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Arista’s CloudVision Guardian for Network Identity uses AI to implement, troubleshoot, and enforce NAC policies.
Arista Networks Inc. today announced a new network access control or NAC service on the opening day of this week’s RSA Conference in San Francisco.
With Arista WAN Routing System the company explicitly targets routing use cases such as SD-WAN for the first time.
AI Spine relies on Arista’s switches with deep packet buffers and its networking software to control heavy AI traffic, reduce latency, and eliminate packet loss.
Arista is adding 8 new switches including a high-end box that supports 800G of bandwidth
The new switches, like past generation products, run the company's EOS operating system ensuring a consistent feature set, making it easier for organizations to evolve their network.
To overcome the new security challenges and the explosion of clients in today’s perimeter-less enterprise networks, Arista delivers a novel AI-driven network Identity service, Arista Guardian for Network Identity or AGNI to connect the network, users, and devices across remote and geographically dispersed locations. Based on Arista’s flagship CloudVision, the new AGNI platform brings a revolutionary improvement to scale, simplicity, and security across users, their associated endpoints, and
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