Allied Telesis Blog
3 Reasons for Governments to Deploy Digital Video Surveillance
Allied Telesis works with local and federal government departments to design, deploy and optimize IP camera digital video surveillance.
Strategies to Address Security Risks in IIoT Deployments
This post discusses some ways that companies moving to the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) can minimize security risks.
Lifting the Lid: Explaining SD-WAN
What is SD-WAN, and what does it do? We asked one of our top software engineers to explain the benefits
Allied Telesis Partners with Purple for Optimized Venue Management and Enhanced Customer Experience
Integration with the Purple solution is now available in the latest firmware release for the Allied Telesis TQ5403 Series of
How Networking Supports Zero Defects Manufacturing
Manufacturing enterprises are accelerating their digital transformation as part of the fourth industrial revolution (Industry 4.0).
Public Wi-Fi Security Best Practices
Passpoint enables an easy-to-use and secure public Wi-Fi solution.
Allied Telesis Delivers Captive Portal and Passpoint Certification for Simplified Wi-Fi Access
Announced today an updated release of Captive Portal and Passpoint® for its TQ5403 Series of wireless Access Points.
Cybersecurity for Patient Safety
Most people might not consider cybersecurity when thinking about patient safety, but it is an essential component to keeping patients
Allied Telesis Wins Multiple Awards at the Network Computing Awards 2020
Allied Telesis today announced its Network Computing Awards wins for Network Infrastructure Product of the Year and Software Product of
Focus on Europe: ALSO and Allied Telesis Expand Partnership
Allied Telesis announced today it’s expansion of partnership with ALSO
Technology Surges Due to COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought to the fore yet another technology dependency on an already highly technology-dependent healthcare system.
Should I Upgrade to Wi-Fi 6?
This post describes Wi-Fi 6 and the potential improvements it offers over the existing Wi-Fi network.