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Cybersecurity specialists SubRosa have announced a recent update to their Managed Security Operations Center solution for businesses looking to ensure the protection of their data. Beachwood,United States - May 17, 2022 /PressCable/ —
With the new update, business owners are able to receive 24/7 monitoring for their IT systems that collects, analyzes, and responds to threats in real-time using cutting-edge machine learning processes. More information is available at https://subrosacyber.com/managed-soc
By offering their SOC as a service solutions, SubRosa is making it easier for companies to incorporate up-to-date and expert cybersecurity systems without the time and expense of hiring and continuous training of their own internal teams. In a world that is continually moving toward more online-based systems, the need for online protection is becoming more and more crucial for businesses. However, the cost required for both the equipment and training to keep up with evolutions in cyber crime can be out of reach for many businesses and organizations. SubRosa are helping provide a robust and cost-effective alternative to this issue with their SOC as a service solution. The Security Operations Center services offered by the company include vulnerability assessments, intrusion detection, log management, and asset discovery. Additionally, they provide around-the-clock agent-based responses to any threats to ensure they are efficiently dealt with whenever they occur. As cybersecurity specialists, SubRosa evolves their own systems to ensure they are prepared for any changes in the online landscape. This dedication allows them to anticipate and react to any new threats that may arise. SubRosa has several years of experience as a security provider, having worked with clients across multiple areas such as finance, energy, manufacturing, and eCommerce. The company also offers additional services, including compliance assessments, cybersecurity awareness training, and penetration testing for companies looking for further assistance with their security. Based in Ohio, the company offers its SOC as a service solution to businesses worldwide with their 24/7 coverage. A spokesperson for SubRosa said, “We have aligned our people, services, and technology solutions to provide you with the next generation of ‘future proof’ cyber risk capabilities.”
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://subrosacyber.com/managed-soc
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SAN DIEGO, Jan. 16, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- IQ-Analog Corporation today announced its patented Traveling Pulse Wave Quantization technology enables advanced data conversion in NXP® Semiconductors' recently announced Layerscape® Access family of fully programmable baseband products for 5G Access Edge systems. Emerging 5G systems can support more than 10 times greater bandwidth per antenna and require more than 10 times the number of antenna elements over prior LTE systems, resulting in more than 100 times greater demands on the data conversion interfaces. This bottleneck was addressed by IQ-Analog in the development of a fundamentally unique approach to high speed data conversion known as Traveling Pulse Wave Quantization® or TPWQ. TPWQ was initially developed and demonstrated to customers in 2017 and was shown to offer 50 times lower cost and four times lower power consumption than commercially available systems. "IQ-Analog's FinFET technologies enable emerging 5G networking solutions, as well as provide compelling architectural advantages in 4G LTE-Advanced network deployments supporting massive MIMO and active antenna systems (AAS) with unprecedented enhanced multi-beamforming and tracking. This affords systems with significantly lower cost, power consumption, and die size over competitive solutions for macro cell base-stations, small cell access points and customer premises equipment (CPE). IQ-Analog is also commencing engagements with mobile handset SoC suppliers for 5G transceiver user equipment (UE) solutions," said Dr. George Chrisikos, Chief Operating Officer, IQ-Analog Corporation. "Our recently announced Layerscape Access processors offer the flexibility and performance required to enable rapid 5G deployments. By integrating IQ-Analog's 4 and 16 Giga-sample per second (Gsps) high-speed converter technology, we are also able to deliver a more differentiated 5G solution for our OEM customers," said Tareq Bustami, senior vice president and general manager of NXP's Digital Networking Solutions. "The performance benefits of these highly integrated solutions manifest in scalable architectures for small cell and mmWave products." "Data converters are the bridge between antenna panels and digital processors. Efficient high-speed data converter technology is the dominant barrier limiting the expansion of 5G equipment. Our patented Traveling Pulse Wave Quantization technology offers fundamental advantages over commercially available high-speed data conversion systems. Matured in FinFET CMOS, our technology allows for cost effective monolithic integration of high-speed data conversion and digital signal processing as exemplified in our wideband transceiver products and NXP's Layerscape Access family of 5G processors," said Michael Kappes, CEO, IQ-Analog Corporation. For more information:

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In a fiercely competitive market, with customers switching operators easily, customer experience has never been so crucial. Operators have to foster loyalty and differentiate themselves through delivering a highly personalized, enhanced and improved customer and service experience. No longer are operators purely focused on how the network is functioning, but increasingly they are looking at the overall service quality and the end-to-end customer experience. This new customer-centric approach is the reason we are seeing more and more operators integrating a Service Operations Center (SOC) and implementing Customer Experience Management (CEM) alongside their existing Network Operations Center (NOC) solution. Integrating SOC Solutions
SOC solutions allow operators to gain an end-to-end view of the overall service quality and place emphasis on prioritizing customer-affecting issues, identifying areas of network degradation, and suggests how to troubleshoot with minimum impact to the subscriber. For operators today, Quality of Experience (QoE) doesn't just refer to the network and service quality, but the user's perception of the service they receive, which may differ significantly depending on a vast number of subjective criteria. An advanced SOC solution provides the operator with comprehensive customer and service experience insights by monitoring Key Quality Indicators (KQI's) and Key Performance Indicators (KPI's). These are calculated based on several different data sources including, OSS such as Performance Management, Fault Management, Trouble Ticketing Systems, Call Trace Records, Inventory and BSS such as Billing, and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) which is correlated through a smart mediation layer. By feeding this information into their SOC solution, operators can then view this data as actionable insights, from where an impact assessment can be carried out which identifies which subscribers have been affected, how they have been affected and any anomalies in the data. Operators looking to focus on the customer experience are therefore making a SOC solution a top priority and a critical part of their strategy moving forward. Enhancing SOC with probe-based data
To deliver a comprehensive, end-to-end view of the service and customer experience, operators need to utilize probe-based data as the foundation of their SOC solution that is then enriched by the OSS and BSS data. Deploying a probe-based SOC and CEM solution offers a number of advantages to the operator. By utilizing probes, the operator can perform troubleshooting drilldowns from an overall view of the network right down to a single transaction or network packet. This means the operator can analyze and troubleshoot traffic on a per customer, per service, per network element or session level. So, deploying a probe-based SOC solution helps operators prioritize network issues based on their impact on the customer and rapidly troubleshoot the root cause. With the improved diagnostic tools, operators gain faster resolution times to any service degradation affecting the customer and service experience. It is all well and good having these rich data sets, but without the network domain knowledge of how to utilize the data and expertise in creating KPIs and KQIs, the data may as well be nonsense. For this reason, deep integration and network proficiency are required for the probe data to be assimilated correctly into the SOC layer, which is only available to probe-based service assurance vendors. Operators must realize that full integration with the probe data is essential for delivering a complete SOC and CEM solution. Probes are the only way to truly deliver an end-to-end view of the customer and service experience. This enables operators to prioritize network issues based on their impact on the customer and rapidly drill down and troubleshoot from an aerial view of the service right down to a single packet in three clicks of the mouse. Delivering a complete customer view from the CEM layer
Having an end-to-end view of the network is crucial to achieving a 360° view of the customer experience. This can be realized through the implementation of a CEM layer, which typically sits above the SOC solution and generates the Customer Experience Index (CEI) of an individual subscriber. Using small data sets, specific to the customer enables the operator to understand the usage patterns of the customer and deliver improved customer care. The CEM layer takes a comprehensive view of the customer experience, across departments, which breaks down silo's and ensures communication across the organization, always keeping the customer at the center of the solution. The CEI calculates how satisfied the customer is based on a number of different parameters which can be defined by the operator and could include anything from product experience, bill satisfaction, their experience with the complaints procedure to their overall customer experience. Taking this complete picture and factoring in the interactions the customer has with the operator into the overall customer journey will help the operator identify customers that will potentially churn. Having an integrated approach means that all KPIs, KQIs and the CEIs are calculated by the probe vendor and easily placed within accessible dashboards. Additional Call Detail Record (CDR) fields can be developed in-house within the probe layer. Troubleshooting a network incident can be performed via a drill-down from the KPI layer right through to an individual network packet. Furthermore, user plane capture can be performed on-demand with access to all deployed probes and using specific filters that can capture the relevant data. This is then fed into the integrated dashboard. Only a probe-based service assurance vendor can do all of these functions. Indeed most of the information presented in a SOC/CEM dashboard is derived from probes. So, to truly understand the data, deep integration with probes is essential, which is why employing a probe-based service assurance vendor for the SOC/ CEM solution will deliver the best results for an operator wishing to understand the real customer experience. Taking the next step
As NFV and 5G progress, operators are moving towards being fully virtualized. This means using virtual probes for service assurance, to gain end-to-end network coverage. Taking the raw data and correlating with other multiple data sources via RADCOM Smart Mediation delivers rich, actionable insights that are crucial for the SOC and CEM solution. RADCOM is the market leader for virtual probe-based service assurance, has over 25 years' experience, and was the first to transition into delivering a fully cloud-native solution. It is this in-depth domain knowledge that puts RADCOM at the forefront of delivering fully integrated SOC and CEM solutions. By working with the operator to ensure improved customer experience, the RADCOM SOC and CEM solution will enable improved customer experience, ensuring customers remain with their service provider. Attachments

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Customer experience has never been so important with operators working within a fiercely competitive market where customers can switch operators easily. As a result, operators are having to foster loyalty and differentiate themselves through delivering a highly personalized, enhanced and improved customer and service experience. No longer are operators purely focused on how the network is functioning, but increasingly they are looking at the overall service quality and the end-to-end customer experience. This new customer-centric approach is why we are seeing more and more operators integrating a Service Operations Center (SOC) and implementing Customer Experience Management (CEM) alongside their existing Network Operations Center (NOC) solution. Integrating SOC Solutions
SOC solutions allow operators to gain an end-to-end view of the overall service quality and place emphasis on prioritizing customer-affecting issues, identifying areas of network degradation, and suggests how to troubleshoot with minimum impact to the subscriber. For operators today, Quality of Experience (QoE) doesnt just refer to the network and service quality, but the users perception of the service they receive, which may differ significantly depending on a vast number of subjective criteria. An advanced SOC solution provides the operator with comprehensive customer and service experience insights by monitoring Key Quality Indicators (KQIs) and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). These are calculated based on several different data sources including, OSS such as Performance Management, Fault Management, Trouble Ticketing Systems, Call Trace Records, Inventory and BSS such as Billing, and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) which is correlated through a smart mediation layer. Feeding this information into their SOC solution, operators can then view this data as actionable insights, from where an impact assessment can be carried out which identifies which subscribers have been affected, how they have been affected and any anomalies in the data. A SOC solution is becoming a top priority for operators who are making customer experience a central part of their strategy moving forward. Enhancing SOC with probe-based data
However, to deliver a comprehensive, end-to-end view of the service and customer experience, operators need to utilize probe-based data as the foundation of their SOC solution that is then enriched by the OSS and BSS data. Deploying a probe-based SOC and CEM solution offers a number of advantages to the operator. By utilizing probes, the operator is able to perform troubleshooting drill-downs from an aerial view of the network right down to a single transaction or network packet. This means the operator can analyze and troubleshoot traffic on a per customer, per service, per network element or session level. So, deploying a probe-based SOC solution helps operators prioritize network issues based on their impact on the customer and rapidly troubleshoot the root cause. With the improved diagnostic tools, operators gain faster resolution times to any service degradation affecting the customer and service experience. It is all well and good having these rich data sets, but without the network domain knowledge of how to utilize the data and expertise in creating KPIs and KQIs, the data may as well be nonsense. For this reason, deep integration and network proficiency are required for the probe data to be assimilated correctly into the SOC layer, which is only available to probe-based service assurance vendors. Operators must realize that full integration with the probe data is essential for delivering a complete SOC and CEM solution. Probe-vendors are also vendor agnostic, which means they are an independent auditor of the network, compared to Network Equipment Providers (NEPs) who supply both the network equipment and monitor themselves. Probes are the only way to truly deliver an end-to-end view of the customer and service experience. This enables operators to prioritize network issues based on their impact on the customer and rapidly drill down and troubleshoot from an aerial view of the service right down to a single packet in three clicks of the mouse. Delivering a complete customer view from the CEM layer
Having an end-to-end view of the network is crucial to achieving a 360° view of the customer experience. This can be realized through the implementation of a CEM layer, which typically sits above the SOC solution and generates the Customer Experience Index (CEI) of an individual subscriber. Using small data sets, specific to the customer enables the operator to understand the usage patterns of the customer and deliver improved customer care. The CEM layer takes a comprehensive view of the customer experience, across departments, which breaks down silos and ensures communication across the organization, always keeping the customer at the center of the solution. The CEI calculates how satisfied the customer is based on a number of different parameters which can be defined by the operator and could include anything from product experience, bill satisfaction, their experience with the complaints procedure to their overall customer experience. Taking this complete picture and factoring in the interactions the customer has with the operator into the overall customer journey will help the operator identify customers that will potentially churn. Having an integrated approach means that all KPIs, KQIs and the CEIs are calculated by the probe vendor and easily placed within accessible dashboards. Additional Call Detail Record (CDR) fields can be developed in-house within the probe layer. Troubleshooting a network incident can be performed via a drill-down from the KPI layer right through to an individual network packet. Furthermore, user plane capture can be performed on-demand with access to all deployed probes and using specific filters that can capture the relevant data. This is then fed into the integrated dashboard. Only a probe-based service assurance vendor can do all of these functions. Indeed the majority of the information presented in a SOC/CEM dashboard is derived from probes. So, to truly understand the data, deep integration with probes is essential, which is why employing a probe-based service assurance vendor for the SOC/ CEM solution will deliver the best results for an operator wishing to understand the real customer experience. A long term view
As NFV and 5G progress, operators are moving towards being fully virtualized. This means using virtual probes for service assurance, to gain end-to-end network coverage. Taking the raw data and correlating with other multiple data sources via RADCOM Smart Mediation delivers rich, actionable insights that are used by the SOC and CEM solution. RADCOM is the market leader when it comes to virtual probes, with over 25 years experience as a probe vendor, and the first to transition into delivering a fully cloud-native solution. It is this in-depth domain knowledge that puts RADCOM at the forefront of delivering fully integrated SOC and CEM solutions.For more information on how you can INTELLIGize your customer insights speak to RADCOM today. This content is sponsored by RADCOM.

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SANTA CLARA, Calif., Aug.  25, 2017  (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Silvaco, Inc. today announced it has completed the acquisition of SoC Solutions, a privately held company providing semiconductor IP and services located in the greater Atlanta, Georgia area. As the result of this action, the IP team at Silvaco now includes all of SoC Solutions’ experienced ASIC and embedded software developers. In addition, Silvaco’s portfolio has expanded with additional semiconductor IP titles as well as pre-configured IP subsystems. “We are delighted to welcome the SoC Solutions team,” said Dave Dutton, CEO of Silvaco. “The engineers bring world-class systems-level expertise to complement the deep technological knowledge here at Silvaco. The combination will be key to our future combined success.”
“From our earliest discussions, it was clear that the two companies were a great fit,” said Jim Bruister, CEO of SoC Solutions. “We share a passion for advanced technology and a deep commitment to helping our customers. Together we can provide a much broader family of solutions for design from transistors to subsystems.”
“Our IP portfolio has been enhanced by the SoC Solutions products,” said Warren Savage, General Manager of the IP Division at Silvaco. “The team’s software and systems knowledge enables a more complete IP offering, backed by services capabilities for custom IP subsystem configurations.”
This is the fifth acquisition for Silvaco in the past two years. Silvaco’s Business Development group led by Ron Sorisho remains very active and sees more deals to come to meet their aggressive growth plan. About Silvaco, Inc.
Silvaco, Inc. is a leading EDA provider of software tools used for process and device development and for analog/mixed-signal, power IC and memory design. Silvaco delivers a full TCAD-to-sign-off flow for vertical markets including: displays, power electronics, optical devices, radiation and soft error reliability and advanced CMOS process and IP development. For over 30 years, Silvaco has enabled its customers to bring superior products to market with reduced cost and in the shortest time. The company is headquartered in Santa Clara, California and has a global presence with offices located in North America, Europe, Japan and Asia. Press/Media Contact:Silvaco press@silvaco.com
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SoC Solutions is a SOC IP and design services company. The company provides processor-based IP solutions for major semiconductor companies and OEMs.

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Investor	Silvaco
Rounds	1 Acquired
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