What is Cloud Computing? Cloud computing is an on-demand service that has obtained mass appeal in corporate data centers. The cloud enables the data center to operate like the Internet Continue ReadingCloud Computing and IT Infrastructure Service
Software as a Service (SaaS) is a business model that allows the end user to access the product based on a monthly subscription from a centrally hosted location. For a Continue ReadingAn Efficient Method For SaaS Start-Ups To Create MVP
Add to favorites Partnership gives Sumo Logic new threat intelligence visualisation capabilities Thought Google Maps didn’t have any rivals? Mapbox might beg to differ. The open source location data platform Continue ReadingSumo Logic Continues Intelligence Push with Mapbox Partnership
The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will force very strict new privacy compliance rules on firms doing business in the EU, but the startup with an atrocious company Continue ReadingNew distributed database adds international and GDPR controls
Infoblox has updated its ActiveTrust Cloud DNS security service. Available as a SaaS offering, ActiveTrust Cloud aims to protect organizations from DNS-related attacks and can enforce company policies on Web Continue ReadingInfoblox Updates Cloud-Based DNS Security Offering To Block Malicious Sites
Traditional networking architectures over the past two decades or so prescribe that the hub of the network be build around a specific location, such as a data center or a Continue ReadingNetwork-as-a-Service: Modern solution to today’s networking challenges
Extreme networks recently released our brand-new report: Quantifying the Value of the New Extreme Networks Solution (an Enterprise Strategy Group Economic Value Validation report). We set out to show IT organizations like Continue ReadingBusinesses report cost savings with advanced network solution
The ATT&CK framework, developed by Mitre Corp., has been around for five years and is a living, growing document of threat tactics and techniques that have been observed from millions Continue ReadingWhat is Mitre’s ATT&CK framework? What red teams need to know
Add to favorites As the number of options for data storage increase and with GDPR on the horizon, what are businesses doing to manage their data effectively? In today’s increasingly Continue ReadingThe changing way enterprises are managing their data
Rarely do I have a conversation about networking when the topic of software-defined WANs (SD-WANs) does not come up. It’s far and away the thing that network professionals care most Continue ReadingThink chip shots, not moon shots, for SD-WANs
IBM and Hewlett Packard Enterprise this week introduced new servers optimized for artificial intelligence, and the two had one thing in common: Nvidia technology. HPE this week announced Gen10 of its Continue ReadingIBM, HPE tout new A.I.-oriented servers
Hopefully, you’ve had a chance to watch this 7 minute video from Greg Ferro about why better patching systems can lead to insecure software. If you haven’t, you should: Greg Continue ReadingIs Patching And Tech Support Bad? A Response
We all know that lock-in is inevitable. You make a choice and then you live with the consequences of what you have bought. However, I see a number of areas Continue ReadingLock-In And Enterprise IT – Video
These days, even the most basic cybersecurity defenses for any medium to large enterprise will include an intrusion prevention system (IPS) or an intrusion detection system (IDS). Even by itself, Continue ReadingBricata adds threat hunting to traditional IPS/IDS [Review]
As more and more enterprises move to hybrid cloud, there are some interesting relationships among enterprises, Internet and cloud exchanges, and colocation providers to satisfy IT strategies through hybrid clouds. In its Strategic Continue ReadingThe Cloud Payoff: Ensuring Hybrid Works for Your Enterprise
