As we anticipate the expansion of 5G networking, many of us look forward to its high-speed connectivity — eventually up to 10 gigabits per second. Others are eager for its expanded bandwidth, capable of supporting a massive number of devices. Still, others have an eye on 5G’s ultralow latency, taking minimal time to move data from device to cloud and back again.

The real appeal of 5G, I believe, will be in the powerful combination of all these advantages. I see 5G as a foundational platform that will enable emerging technologies, particularly the Internet of Things, to fully mature. Although plenty of IoT devices are on the 4G spectrum, it lacks the capability to support the device explosion that many see as the future of IoT. Those same limitations don’t apply to the 5G spectrum.

In February 2019, Cisco released version 2.6 of Identity Search Engine (ISE). While this version can be a direct upgrade from ISE releases 2.1 to 2.4, organizations should ensure their ISE is on the latest patch level for its version number before upgrading. First, What Happened to ISE v.2.5? You might have noticed that Cisco…