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3 Days in New Providence: A slow-travel itinerary for Nassau’s hidden gardens

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By Noah Williams
| Paths to Travel
The Bahamas is best known for its beaches, and for good reason. But beyond the sunloungers and crowds, New Providence moves at a slower pace and offers something that rarely makes an itinerary: a collection of lush, gorgeous gardens. If you’re craving a more intentional way to experience the Bahamas, then this is the place to be. Think unhurried days, shaded paths, and space to slow down, far from the packed stretches of sand where everyone’s competing for a spot to lay a towel.
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Men's Spring Edit

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By Noah Williams
| City Lifestyle
While winter layering will always be my first choice, spring in Charlotte is my second-favorite season for getting dressed. The cool mornings and mild afternoons present a unique challenge for layering lightweight materials. Spring is a great time to add a third layer. Something about it instantly refines an outfit. This is reflected in two of the next three looks featured here. My go-to is a sports coat. For spring, it’s all about material and construction.
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The CISO’s Guide to SD-WAN Controller Security: Why Architecture is Your Top Risk

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By Noah Williams, Mayuri Kulkarni
| Palo Alto Networks
SD-WAN Controllers: High Value Targets for Attackers The modern Wide Area Network (WAN) securely connects users, devices, and applications scattered across branches, data centers, and multiple clouds. To manage this complexity, Software-Defined WAN (SD-WAN) has become the industry standard to manage any enterprise network. However, as the orchestrator of the entire fabric, the SD-WAN controller has emerged as a critical infrastructure component—and the ultimate target for attackers.
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