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We also hear that NetDesign has completed Houari Boumediene Airport (DAAG) serving Algiers, the capital of Algeria. According to the developer, it will be released this coming week, and below you can ...

The NetDesign suite was developed to provide a comprehensive set of tools that permits the generation of a navigable network design, automates a number of routine tasks and provides the user with a ...

The best news is that it's coming soon, at least in early access. The plan is to launch it before Christmas. Lstly, NetDesign released a trailer showing off its upcoming Houari Boumediene Airport ...

Although NetDesign's current SA-based method is able to provide exploration and exploitation via different move heuristics, it cannot consistently reach the near-global optimum as the search space ...

ScienceLogic, a leader in AIOps and another hybrid cloud IT management solutions, announced today the expansion of its global footprint to South Africa. The move follows a sharp rise in market demand ...

Cisco deliberately sold video surveillance technology containing serious security vulnerabilities to government agencies, and was sued by video surveillance experts of its distributor NetDesign.

September 2008: Glenn and a colleague from NetDesign’s physical security department test an internet-based Cisco security camera, looking for problems and vulnerabilities.

The False Claims Act is 156 years old. But it gained new relevance recently when it prompted networking giant Cisco to agree to an $8.6 million settlement over defective video surveillance ...

Cisco ignored bug report In the lawsuit, filed in May 2011 but kept under seal until today, James Glenn, who worked in Denmark at Cisco subcontractor NetDesign, claimed he found security flaws in ...

Cisco Systems has agreed to pay $8.6 million to settle claims that it sold defective software to U.S. government agencies in what appears to be the first payout in a cybersecurity case initiated by a ...