Network Break 394: New IP Infusion NOS, Cisco Breached, WLAN Gear Backlogged To 2023

Take a Network Break! Guest host Ethan Banks joins Greg Ferro for a rundown of the week’s most-discussable IT news. Topics covered include IP Infusion’s 6.0 release of its OcNOS network OS, the intersection of politics and supply chains, and Cisco’s breach by the Lapsus group. Cisco Talos sees a rise in small-time cybercrime, Cisco restructures business units, Avaya struggles under serious debt, Dell’Oro says WLAN gear is backlogged into 2023, and the FCC says no to Starlink subsidies. Get links to all these stories below. Sponsor: ITProTV Start or grow your IT career with online IT training from ITProTV. Learn IT, pass your certs, and get a great job! Visit itpro.tv/NETWORKBREAK for 30% off all plans. Use promo code NETWORKBREAK at checkout. Tech Bytes: Fortinet Today on the Tech Bytes podcast we talk about managing cloud risk with sponsor Fortinet. Fortinet recently announced its new FortiCNP product, which collects and correlates security findings, alerts and other data from cloud-native services, analyzes vulnerabilities, looks for misconfigurations, and more. Show Links: IP Infusion Announces OcNOS 6 – IP Infusion Cisco admits corporate network compromised by gang with links to Lapsus$ – The Register Cisco Talos Intelligence Group – Comprehensive Threat Intelligence: Small-time cybercrime is about to explode — We aren’t ready – Talos Cisco Combines Enterprise Networking and Mass Infrastructure Groups – SDxCentral Cisco Networking And Cloud Leader Todd Nightingale To Join Fastly As CEO – CRN Another Avaya Bankruptcy Pending? Company Launches Internal Investigations – Channel Futures Avaya Braces for Big Changes to Avoid Chapter 11 Again – No Jitter Wireless LAN Backlogs Pile up to 10X Normal Levels, According to Dell’Oro Group – Dell’Oro Group FCC Rejects LTD Broadband, Starlink Bids for Broadband Subsidies – Federal Communications Commission