Categories: CTO Workbench
Posted under: CTO Workbench, Front Line
Mu Dynamics' pcapr now has access to over 26.3 million additional packets. Dive in and explore!!
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By on 24 August 2009 - 12:46:00 PM.
Posted under: CTO Workbench, Front Line
Anyone who has ever compared the IP service traffic on a network with what the standards say is supposed to be happening will find less than perfect agreement. Standards define the structures and semantics of services and underlying protocols and all the associated terminology, but are only a snapshot of a moment in time. With the rapid evolution of standards, it's impractical to wait for test equipment vendors to catch up with Test Suites that comply with those standards, and in fact this may not even be desirable.
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By on 12 August 2009 - 10:52:54 AM.
Posted under: CTO Workbench, Front Line, Mu External Test Lab - METL
Mu's had quite a few customer and prospect demonstrations around newer Service Level Traffic variation and related Mu Test Suite automation capabilities during the last month. From 20-31 October, the every 2 year MSF GMI event; from 19-22 October there was MPLS 2008; and on Nov 6, a customer case-study seminar for leading operators and vendors. This week offers IMS-based IPTV demonstrations at TelcoTV in Anaheim.
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By on 11 November 2008 - 09:22:20 PM.
Posted under: CEO Desk, CTO Workbench, Front Line
Mu's operator and vendor customers are scoring a competitive advantage by taking service complexity head on to ensure their specific service or product offering rises above all others.
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By on 19 October 2008 - 11:04:21 PM.
Posted under: Competitors, CTO Workbench, Front Line
The recent Iron Chef event at Black Hat was a +1 for fuzzing where it was more effective than static code analysis (SCA) according to Dark Reading. It's also very interesting to me (and others) that both approaches found different bugs, but fuzzing found the important one (obviously) to do with interaction of the application with the rest of the environment.
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By Kowsik Guruswamy on 19 August 2008 - 04:36:57 PM.
Posted under: CEO Desk, Competitors, CTO Workbench, Front Line, Mu External Test Lab - METL, Overseas Observations
And now, the exciting conclusion to "Verifying Service Readiness with DoS"...
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By on 08 July 2008 - 04:14:17 PM.
Posted under: CEO Desk, Competitors, CTO Workbench, Front Line, Mu External Test Lab - METL, Overseas Observations
Recently one of my European colleagues fielded a pretty important customer question about our Denial of Service module’s relevancy to the telecom industry. These customers have been using Service Level Traffic Variations pretty successfully for a year or so stateside to find potential points of failure and get them fixed. So what makes the Mu’s Denial of Service module particularly useful to service providers?
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By on 08 July 2008 - 02:03:17 PM.
Posted under: CEO Desk, CTO Workbench, Overseas Observations
A significant IPTV outage happened recently because the Pakistan Telecommunications Agency (PTA) operations group changed its router configuration and told the world (perhaps by accident, perhaps not) that they had an excellent route to part of the IP address space owned by YouTube.
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By on 07 March 2008 - 01:34:24 PM.
Posted under: CEO Desk, CTO Workbench, Overseas Observations
A significant IPTV outage happened this past weekend because the Pakistan Telecommunications Agency (PTA) operations group changed its router configuration and told the world (perhaps by accident, perhaps not) that they had an excellent route to part of the IP address space owned by YouTube.
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By on 28 February 2008 - 04:36:26 PM.
Posted under: CTO Workbench, Front Line
Last week's Microsoft Security Bulletin MS08-008 - "Critical Vulnerability in OLE Automation Could Allow Remote Code Execution (947890)" could leave many Critical Infrastructure operators exposed to OPC (OLE for Process Control) weaknesses.
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By on 19 February 2008 - 06:17:04 PM.
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