IT Pro reports Cisco's plans to acquire open source cloud native networking and security provider Isovalent, as the connectivity giant looks to boost its secure networking capabilities across public clouds
Silicon republic reports that Cisco is set to acquire Isovalent, a networking and security company with headquarters in California and Zurich. The acquisition will help Cisco boost its multicloud security infrastructure
Silver Linings reports that Cisco has announced plans to scoop up Isovalent. This will allow it to provide a security fabric for multi-cloud
The Information reports on Cisco Systems’ acquisition of Isovalent, a cloud networking and security startup backed by Google and Microsoft
The Register reports on Cisco's acquisition of Isovalent, the startup that originated Cilium, an open source networking, observability, and security tool recently graduated to full project status by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation
Cloud Native Now reports Cisco's plan to acquire Isovalent as part of an effort to advance adoption of an approach to networking that leverages eBPF within the microkernel of the operating system to process packets at levels of speed and scale that would not otherwise be possible
Learn about Cisco's planned acquisition of Isovalent and explore Isovalent's future vision with Cisco
Cisco discusses their plan to acquire Isovalent, aiming to boost its cloud native networking and security through Isovalent's expertise in Cilium and Tetragon. Cisco commits to continuing Isovalent's open source projects and integrating their technologies into Cisco's solutions
Cisco announces their intention to acquire Isovalent, a leader in open source cloud native networking and security
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