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The age of technology has, so far, brought an unprecedented amount of benefits and advantages to the business world. For the first time, organizations can confidently and efficiently add applications like automation, machine learning, and data analytics to repertoires, to optimize their daily processes. However, along with the plethora of benefits, has also come a newly invigorated thorn in the side of enterprises, that being the new wave of cybercriminals that have populated the digital age.

Companies will go-to-market with easy to deploy, AI-driven and automated end-point security addressing the meteoric rise of web-borne attacks

The Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) will be a thing of the past – very soon. So will the related Plain Old Telephone Services (POTS) lines. Given new rules and regulations, and increasingly accelerated announcements (read “Price hikes”) by network operator and services providers, the inevitability of an all-digital communications world is fast becoming a reality.

The new digital era is already well underway, and businesses of all sizes are adopting new technology to survive and thrive ahead of their competition. The recent technological advances have had a dramatic impact on the way the world operates, revolutionizing some aspects of business processes that haven’t been changed in decades. This rings most true for the way businesses communicate, as the traditional public switched telephone network (PSTN) is used across the U.S., and the world now sees its days numbered thanks to the rapid growth of alternative technology.

Applications moving to the cloud and increased user mobility are changing the way networking and network security services can be delivered. The future of network security is in the cloud, and with the rapid growth of edge computing and remote workforce enablement, legacy ConnX AI SD-WANs are no longer enough.