Research Center

You don’t have to be in the international espionage game to be interested in encrypted, secure communications services that can’t be accessed by spies, government agencies or even a suspicious spouse. But when Edward Snowden, a former contractor for the National Security Agency (NSA), released classified information about the United States government’s covert surveillance activities, he not only made average citizens think twice about even the most mundane emails and phone calls, he also brought down some of the most well-known and highly regarded encrypted-email service providers in the US.... More Info

Software defined networking (SDN) is hot news, as it represents the future of communications networks. How far off is SDN, how do we get there, and which is the best path forward?... More Info

I became a homeowner for the first time relatively recently. Having spent much of my adult life in large cities or areas in which I didn’t plan on staying for more than a few years, renting always made more sense.... More Info

Distributed denial-of-service, or DDoS, attacks are on the rise, and gaining in frequency and complexity. Fortunately, they present a real opportunity for service providers to yield a quantifiable benefit to just about every enterprise customer in just about any vertical market imaginable.... More Info

Like everything else in the realm of telecommunications, satellite technology has undergone a profound metamorphosis since its inception.... More Info