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1.6T Ethernet moves from standards work to live interoperability tests

1.6T Ethernet moves from standards work to live interoperability tests
1.6T Ethernet is moving beyond specifications and into hardware interoperability testing, as the Ethernet Alliance prepares to demonstrate switches, optical modules, and cables from more than a dozen vendors at ECOC. In parallel, the Optical Internetworking Forum’s 1600ZR standard will carry a complete 1.6T Ethernet connection over one coherent wavelength for data-center interconnects spanning up to 120 kilometers.

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Axis cameras move into the Cisco Meraki dashboard

Axis cameras move into the Cisco Meraki dashboard
Axis Communications and Cisco are bringing supported Axis cameras into the Cisco Meraki Dashboard through Axis Cloud Connect, giving administrators a shared view of physical security and IT infrastructure. The integration shows device availability, connectivity, AXIS OS versions, and maintenance needs from Cisco Cloud Control instead of requiring separate checks at each site.

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Cisco FMC flaws now fueling Sandworm and Qilin attacks

Cisco FMC flaws now fueling Sandworm and Qilin attacks
Cisco Secure Firewall Management Center (FMC) is under active attack through CVE-2026-20079 and CVE-2026-20316, with campaigns ranging from credential theft to ransomware deployment. Cisco Talos has identified three intrusion clusters abusing the flaws, prompting the company to urge customers to install available hotfixes immediately rather than wait for next week’s broader hardening release.

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Check Point rushes fixes for two CVSS 9.8 Quantum VPN certificate RCEs

Check Point rushes fixes for two CVSS 9.8 Quantum VPN certificate RCEs
Check Point has released same-day fixes for two CVSS 9.8 vulnerabilities in Quantum VPN certificate processing that could let unauthenticated remote attackers execute code on Security Gateways and Security Management Servers. The flaws are triggered during the VPN handshake, before a user is authenticated, although Check Point says it has found no evidence of exploitation.

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Cisco patch bundle hits critical Nexus 9000 and IOS XR flaws

Cisco patch bundle hits critical Nexus 9000 and IOS XR flaws
Cisco’s latest security release includes a critical remote-code-execution flaw in Silicon One-based Nexus 9000 switches as well as seven vulnerabilities in IOS XR, including two rated CVSS 9.8. The Nexus issue can let unauthenticated attackers run code as root, while the IOS XR flaws affect all releases and have no workaround.

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Cloudflare makes post-quantum origin handshakes faster for 45 billion daily connections

Cloudflare makes post-quantum origin handshakes faster for 45 billion daily connections
Cloudflare’s Automatic Key Exchange is now reducing TLS 1.3 origin handshake delays while automatically shifting eligible connections to post-quantum protection. The rollout has cut HelloRetryRequests from about 52% to 3.7%, lowered p90 handshake latency by more than 150 ms, and helped post-quantum origin traffic grow to roughly 45 billion connections per day.

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Cisco’s Unified Edge brings AI inference to distributed sites

Cisco’s Unified Edge brings AI inference to distributed sites
Cisco is turning edge locations into full AI infrastructure with Unified Edge, a modular platform that combines compute, networking, and storage for real-time inference outside the data center. The system supports CPUs and GPUs, up to 120 TB of storage, redundant power and cooling, and 25-gigabit networking, while Cisco Intersight provides centralized management across distributed deployments.

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Critical Cisco Nexus 9000 flaw opens unauthenticated root access

Critical Cisco Nexus 9000 flaw opens unauthenticated root access
Cisco has patched CVE-2026-20212, a critical Nexus 9000 vulnerability rated 9.8 that lets an unauthenticated remote attacker execute code as root through TCP ports 43210 or 43211. The flaw affects 10 Silicon One-based switch models and can also crash the S1HAL process, forcing a device reload and potentially disrupting data-center traffic.

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