Network Break 402: Ex Uber Exec Guilty Of Breach Coverup; Startup Promotes Decentralized Cellular Networks

Take a Network Break! Aryaka adds a secure Web gateway and Firewall-as-a-Service to its SD-WAN/SASE portfolio, Cisco and Microsoft partner to connect sites across the Azure backbone, and Marvell embraces SONiC for storage networking, on Arm processors, and more. A new industry standard for home IoT devices assembles big-name support from Apple, Amazon, Google and others. Uber’s former top security executive is found guilty of trying to cover up a security breach. Citrix goes private and is merged with Tibco as part of a private equity deal. The startup Ukama has launched a crowdfunding project to decentralize cellular networks. Get links to all these stories below. Tech Bytes: Fortinet Today on the Tech Bytes podcast we’re talking deception. That is, deceiving attackers that try to exploit your network by creating fake assets and infrastructure. Sponsor Fortinet is here to talk about using deception techniques to spot intruders via its FortiDeceptor product. Show Links: Aryaka Delivers Industry’s First Zero Trust WAN Based on Unified SASE Architecture – PR Newswire Aryaka Adds Secure Web Gateway, Firewall Service To Its SD-WAN And Security Capabilities – Packet Pushers Introducing automated site-to-site connectivity over Microsoft’s global backbone network with Cisco SD-WAN Cloud Hub – Cisco SONiC: It’s Not Just for Switches Anymore – Marvell Matter Arrives Bringing A More Interoperable, Simple And Secure Internet Of Things to Life – CSA-IOT Matter Smart Home Standard Officially Launches, Support Could Come in iOS 16.1 – MacRumors Former Uber security chief found guilty of concealing data breach – The Guardian Uber’s Former Security Chief Convicted of Data Hack Coverup – Bloomberg Citrix TIBCO Merger Complete – Cloud Software Group Tom Krause – Chief Executive Officer – Cloud Software Group – LinkedIn Citrix-Tibco Close $17B Deal, Uniting Virtualization And Enterprise Apps Vendors – CRN Citrix Systems confirms deal to be acquired by Elliott, Vista for $16.