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What is Zero Trust, and what are the advantages of this type of network design? How does it differ from traditional VPN structures? And which companies need Zero Trust security? We’ll show you how to design highly secure, modern network architectures based on the Zero Trust principle, how to optimally secure hybrid work environments, and what the LANCOM solution – Zero Trust engineered in Germany – looks like.

The WLAN standard Wi-Fi 7, aka IEEE 802.11be, impresses with higher data densities, larger channel widths, impressive speeds, and innovative functions such as multi-link operation and multi-RU & puncturing. Wi-Fi 7 thus achieves up to 480% higher speeds and more stability in 6 GHz than WiFi 6E for demanding future technologies and innovative, modern Wi-Fi networks.

LANCOM Active Radio Control 2.0 is a self-learning and holistic cloud-based solution for automated Wi-Fi optimization. It calculates the best configuration for each WLAN installation based on real usage and load data from the access points. Channel conflicts are resolved in the best possible way, the best bandwidths are utilized, and transmission powers are cleverly adjusted.

Due to the increasing number and density of WLAN clients, IoT devices, and data volumes, Wi-Fi radio traffic can hardly take place collision-free with the existing WLAN frequencies. Wi-Fi 6E extends the existing Wi-Fi 6 with the 6 GHz band for exclusive Wi-Fi use, providing the highest data rates for an interference-free Wi-Fi experience in high-density environments.

The intelligent WLAN Anomaly Detection of the LANCOM Management Cloud detects the warning signs of potential interference in the radio field even before it affects your WLAN and is noticed by users. The evaluation of various metrics of the WLAN devices managed in the LMC and the comparison with pre-defined threshold values ensures immediate and accurate troubleshooting.

Glass fibers act as an optical transmission line. Transmission speeds within the fiber are extremely fast at 2/3 the speed of light. Fiber optics are a key element for future broadband Internet expansion. It offers almost unlimited bandwidth capacity and extremely low signal attenuation. This makes fiber-optics ideal for transmitting large amounts of data over long distances.

The 5G standard is the fifth generation in mobile communications with the radio interface New Radio (NR). As the successor to 4G (LTE), 5G ensures high-performance use of real-time applications such as video streaming or augmented reality through the highest availability and best bandwidths.

The latest change to the VDSL standard is called Supervectoring. Compared to VDSL, it offers a significant increase in the potential data rate. Benefit from speeds of up to 300 Mbps due to even higher transmission frequencies.