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Masergy's Ray Watson: Customers Want Security but Pay for Performance 12/21/2018 Get Link to this Video https://www.lightreading.com/masergys-ray-watson-customers-want-security-but-pay-for-performance/v/d-id/748491 Please use the Share button in the video player for embed code Tweet Virtualized infrastructure makes a lot of things easier for service providers. It gives them a chance to do patching more quickly and thoroughly take inventory of their network access and credentials. But it adds some complexity, too. Ray Watson, VP of Global Technology at Masergy, discusses the challenge of securing virtualized telco infrastructure and weighs in on how to handle corporate hacks as well. (0) \| Comment \| Print \| RSS Comments Newest First \| Oldest First \| Threaded View ADD A COMMENT [close this box] Be the first to post a comment regarding this story.		Educational Resources sponsor supplied content Cybersecurity: Priorities & Proposals for Small ISPs Arbor & Cisco: Stopping DDoS Attacks Threat-Centric Security Solutions for Service Providers Cisco ASR 9000 vDDoS Protection Solution Cisco ASR 9000 Integrated DDoS Mitigation with Arbor Networks Peakflow TMS Cisco ASR 9000 vDDoS Protection Solution Frost & Sullivan: The Expanding Role of Service Providers in DDoS Mitigation Cisco ASR 9000 vDDoS Protection Solution Overview Educational Resources Archive Featured Video Upcoming Live Events 5G Network & Service Strategies @ MWC19 Los Angeles October 22, 2019, Los Angeles, CA Software-Driven Operations November 5, 2019, London, England Global Telecoms Awards November 7, 2019, London, UK Cable Next-Gen Europe November 14, 2019, Maritim Hotel, Berlin 2020 Vision Executive Summit December 3-5, 2019, Vienna, Austria Cable Next-Gen Business Strategies December 3, 2019, New York, New York Cable Next Gen-Technologies & Strategies March 16-18, 2020, Embassy Suites, Denver, Colorado Big 5G Event May 18-20, 2020, Irving Convention Center, Dallas, TX All Upcoming Live Events Upcoming Webinars October 15, 2019 The Race for Capacity: Space-Division Multiplexing in Next-Generation Subsea Cables October 15, 2019 From Static to Programmable. Leveraging the next wave of virtualization to deliver secure end-to-end applications. October 16, 2019 Break open the treasure chest with Network Design in 5G era October 16, 2019 How Next-Gen Telco Impacts Edge Data Center Architecture October 17, 2019 Automating the Cable Network October 22, 2019 How to Cut Your BSS Costs by up to 80% With Public Cloud October 22, 2019 Programmable FTTx: Readiness for a Virtualized Access Network October 23, 2019 Microsoft Azure ONAP-based NFV and SD-WAN solution October 23, 2019 What’s happening at the Edge October 29, 2019 IoT, 5G, Security, and RoI October 31, 2019 FTTx Mantra – Building Next-Generation Scalable Access Networks November 5, 2019 Be 5G Ready With Next-Gen Programmable Radio November 14, 2019 Securing the Cable Network December 12, 2019 Virtualizing the Cable Architecture Webinar Archive Partner Perspectives - content from our sponsors Why Fixed Broadband Is More Important Than Ever By Fang Hui, ZTE Huawei Empowers 5G Carriers By Huawei Which Fortune 500 HQ Will Be First to Utilize 5G? By Peter Linder Multiband Microwave Provides High Capacity & High Reliability for 5G Transport By Don Frey, Principal Analyst, Transport & Routing, Ovum 5G Transforms Vertical Industries By Huawei All Partner Perspectives Slideshows France's Bike Fest Demands Tour de Force From Orange Post a Comment \| Read (7 comments) Scenes From Sprint's Big 5G Launch (3) The Big 5G Event: Photos (0) More Slideshows

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