The document discusses a presentation about preparing for the next generation internet (IPv6). It outlines that the presentation will cover what factors determine an organization's timeline for adopting IPv6, how the new protocol impacts businesses, and whether they are ready for the transition. Key areas that will be assessed include service providers' IPv6 capabilities, network infrastructure, operating systems, and application development. Attendees will learn how to evaluate their network and technology readiness for the new protocol.
Corporate provide access to intranet and internet with specific objectives. Intranet access is usually granted so that employees can avail telephone directory, human resource policies, support information and knowledge base. Extranet access is given to distribute information, improve existing information delivery techniques and support major strategic initiatives.
Using employee intranets arrives with its own set of benefits. It enhances employee productivity, saves cost and improves customer management improvements. However, companies can truly reap the benefits by syndication although it comes with certain caveats: syndication can be done in the following instances.
In this presentation we will discuss the information technology structure and an overview of intranet, extranet and internet is also provided in this presentation.
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Learn about what is happening across the industry as networks switch on IPv6 and strive to move beyond dual stack solutions to a pure end to end IPv6 architecture.
Corporate provide access to intranet and internet with specific objectives. Intranet access is usually granted so that employees can avail telephone directory, human resource policies, support information and knowledge base. Extranet access is given to distribute information, improve existing information delivery techniques and support major strategic initiatives.
Using employee intranets arrives with its own set of benefits. It enhances employee productivity, saves cost and improves customer management improvements. However, companies can truly reap the benefits by syndication although it comes with certain caveats: syndication can be done in the following instances.
In this presentation we will discuss the information technology structure and an overview of intranet, extranet and internet is also provided in this presentation.
To know more about Welingkar School’s Distance Learning Program and courses offered, visit:
http://www.welingkaronline.org/distance-learning/online-mba.html
Learn about what is happening across the industry as networks switch on IPv6 and strive to move beyond dual stack solutions to a pure end to end IPv6 architecture.
Can IPv6 and SIP really work together well? At the SIP Network Operators Conference (SIPNOC) on April 24, 2013, Dan York moderated a panel on this specific question and gave an update on IPv6 deployment and interaction with VoIP.
SharePoint 2010 can be a complex beast. As a developer there is an extensive API that you have to master, lots of xml, code, files and configurations.
All of that needs to be deployed to your SharePoint farm in a proper way.
In the worst case scenario your deployment will be done by someone who hasn’t a clue about SharePoint development and would rather not have your solution on their farm as it will increase the risk of downtime. This session is about designing SharePoint solutions that will enable future solutions to be built besides or on top of it. Even if there are guidelines on the best practices to write SharePoint code, this specific topic will not be our main focus during the session.
It will give you a real life example of how combination of several projects done by multiple parties can be successfully deployed simultaneously. As a result of this approach we were able to build different public internet sites and put them into production at the exact same moment.
This session aims to create awareness that you, as a developer, are required to build a solution which will be deployed on a shared environment. Showing how these projects were designed and managed and what lessons we learned during the process will help you to reduce the risks of the deployments.
With World IPv6 Launch happening June 6, 2012, production IPv6 network connectivity will be available to many more businesses and individuals. Major web sites and content providers will all enable IPv6 access to their content. Consumer electronics manufacturers are committing to providing IPv6-enabled devices.
What does this mean for SIP-based real-time communications? How well does SIP work with IPv6 today? What are the challenges to deployment and what steps can be taken to overcome those challenges? What should operators and vendors consider with regard to SIP and IPv6? What software, devices and tools are available to assist? And what case studies and other information is available?
In this session at SIPNOC 2012 on June 26, 2012, in Herndon, Virginia, Dan York discussed all of these points and provided concrete suggestions for moving forward with SIP and IPv6.
Protecting your Organisation from the Internet of Evil ThingsZeshan Sattar
This is the presentation that I delivered at InfoSec Netherlands. In the era of Digital Transformation, organisations are finding efficiencies with deploying systems and devices that are always connected - dubbed as the Internet of Things (IoT). If these 'things' are not carefully configured and maintained then they are a threat to your business. I discussed the common weaknesses that attackers exploit on IoT systems and the cybersecurity skills that you need to mitigate against them. The session also included a live attack to demonstrate how a device can become compromised.
Can IPv6 and SIP really work together well? At the SIP Network Operators Conference (SIPNOC) on April 24, 2013, Dan York moderated a panel on this specific question and gave an update on IPv6 deployment and interaction with VoIP.
SharePoint 2010 can be a complex beast. As a developer there is an extensive API that you have to master, lots of xml, code, files and configurations.
All of that needs to be deployed to your SharePoint farm in a proper way.
In the worst case scenario your deployment will be done by someone who hasn’t a clue about SharePoint development and would rather not have your solution on their farm as it will increase the risk of downtime. This session is about designing SharePoint solutions that will enable future solutions to be built besides or on top of it. Even if there are guidelines on the best practices to write SharePoint code, this specific topic will not be our main focus during the session.
It will give you a real life example of how combination of several projects done by multiple parties can be successfully deployed simultaneously. As a result of this approach we were able to build different public internet sites and put them into production at the exact same moment.
This session aims to create awareness that you, as a developer, are required to build a solution which will be deployed on a shared environment. Showing how these projects were designed and managed and what lessons we learned during the process will help you to reduce the risks of the deployments.
With World IPv6 Launch happening June 6, 2012, production IPv6 network connectivity will be available to many more businesses and individuals. Major web sites and content providers will all enable IPv6 access to their content. Consumer electronics manufacturers are committing to providing IPv6-enabled devices.
What does this mean for SIP-based real-time communications? How well does SIP work with IPv6 today? What are the challenges to deployment and what steps can be taken to overcome those challenges? What should operators and vendors consider with regard to SIP and IPv6? What software, devices and tools are available to assist? And what case studies and other information is available?
In this session at SIPNOC 2012 on June 26, 2012, in Herndon, Virginia, Dan York discussed all of these points and provided concrete suggestions for moving forward with SIP and IPv6.
Protecting your Organisation from the Internet of Evil ThingsZeshan Sattar
This is the presentation that I delivered at InfoSec Netherlands. In the era of Digital Transformation, organisations are finding efficiencies with deploying systems and devices that are always connected - dubbed as the Internet of Things (IoT). If these 'things' are not carefully configured and maintained then they are a threat to your business. I discussed the common weaknesses that attackers exploit on IoT systems and the cybersecurity skills that you need to mitigate against them. The session also included a live attack to demonstrate how a device can become compromised.
1. Are you prepared for the Next
Generation Internet?
Presenter: William Schmidlapp
Verizon Business
May 13, 2010
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2. Overview
• What drivers determine your IPv6 timeline?
• What the IPv6 protocol means to your business?
• Are You Ready?
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3. What drivers determine your IPv6
timeline?
• IPv4 Address Depletion
• Development of IPv6 Content
• Application Development
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4. What the IPv6 protocol means to
your business?
• Connectivity to the Internet
• Web Content
• Mobile Devices
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5. What the IPv6 protocol means to
your business?
IPv4 Content
(ie. Microsoft, Google, Akamai,
Remote Office etc.)
Mobile Devices
INTERNET
Remote User
Remote Office
Internet Traffic
Corporate Traffic Corporate Hub
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6. What the IPv6 protocol means to
your business?
IPv4 Content
(ie. Microsoft, Google, Akamai,
Remote Office etc.)
Mobile Devices
INTERNET
IPv6 Content
Remote User
(ie. Microsoft, Google, Akamai,
etc.)
Mobile Devices
Remote Office
Remote Office
IPv4 Internet Traffic
IPv4 Corporate Traffic Corporate Hub
IPv6 Internet Traffic
IPv6 Corporate Traffic
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7. Are You Ready?
• Service Provider Capabilities
• Service Provider IPv6 Connectivity
• Internal Infrastructure
• Operating Systems
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8. Key Takeaways
- What capabilities does your Provider have today?
- What is the current / planned IPv6 implementation
- Peering Capabilities
- Is your network ready?
- Local Area Network Infrastructure
- Complete Native / Dual Stack
- Mixture of Native / Dual-Stack and Translation Devices
- Workstations
- Windows / Linux / UNIX
- Point of Sale Devices
- Servers
- Exchange
- Enterprise Servers
- Operating Systems
- Network Devices
- Workstations
- Servers
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9. Thank You
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