Red Hat Open Innovation Labs is an immersive residency for modernizing application development. Developing applications can take years and cost millions, and security, compliance, and privacy requirements stall progress. IT teams are innovating faster and improving quality with DevOps. The approach is to make large-scale changes iteratively, instead of all at once-adjusting direction as you go. Learn how in this ebook about Red Hat Open Innovation Labs.
Modern application platforms, based on container technology, microservices architecture, and cloud are key enablers of DevOps practices, helping deliver secure and innovative software services at the speed of digital business. This datasheet describes the key stages of application development and delivery and the features of Red Hat OpenShift that support faster innovation.
Multi-CDN for Increased Customer Satisfaction
Delivery over a multiple CDN architecture is a best practice for modern Ops teams. Ensuring uptime and multiple delivery contingencies gives teams peace of mind and the ability to reduce the adverse effects of vendor lock-in. When you’re able to load balance your application, video, and website content delivery across multiple CDNs, you can ensure your end users are shielded from service degradations and outages. Cedexis ADP’s software-defined delivery logic makes real-time decisions on which CDNs to use, based on real-user community data, application health, and any other dataset you depend on.
Evolving citizen and constituent expectations have created the imperative for government to digitally transform. Delivering on these expectations grows more challenging by the year, as the proliferation of modern technologies (e.g. SaaS, mobile, IoT) forces IT teams to rethink how to best deliver projects to their constituents and deliver on their mission.
Microservices have emerged as a means through which government IT teams can increase project delivery speed without compromising on security. This whitepaper discusses the role microservices can play in government, and how API-led connectivity helps agencies to more effectively and securely implement a microservices architecture.
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83% of insurance CEOs say they are “concerned” about the speed of technological change in the marketplace. This need for speed within the insurance market is creating a need for an "insurance as a platform" model in order to integrate systems and partners. An integration platform will be the key to delighting customers, launching new and richer products, partnering with third parties such as InsurTech, and ultimately growing revenue.
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In this comprehensive eBook, we describe how hackers and cryptocurrencies are impacting website security. As cryptocurrencies gain market capitalization, many cybercriminals are looking for opportunities to monetize on the growing popularity. Sucuri researchers have identified a variety of malware campaigns devised to infect websites and hijack valuable resources to mine cryptocurrencies. This content is intended to educate and bring awareness to the threat of cryptomining malware. Topics include cryptocurrencies, cryptominers, types of related malware infections, trends and threat predictions for 2018, and information on how administrators can mitigate the risk of a infection and protect their websites.
In our 36-criteria evaluation of security analytics (SA) providers, we identified the 11 most significant ones — BAE Systems, E8 Security, Fortinet, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), Huntsman Security, IBM, Intel Security, LogRhythm, RSA, Securonix, and Splunk — and researched, analyzed, and scored them.
This report shows how each provider measures up and helps security and risk (S&R) professionals make the right choice.
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The Future of Threat Detection: UEBA and SIEM Together?
An IBM Security webinar featuring Gartner analyst Anton Chuvakin
Gone are the days of a clearly defined network perimeter, in which you can confidently rely on static rules to detect intruders. As the cyber threat landscape has evolved, so has the vendor landscape. With all the options available, do you know which threat detection solutions to invest in – much less which ones will still exist in five years?
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Security and risk management leaders are implementing and expanding SIEM to improve early targeted attack detection and response. Advanced users seek SIEM with advanced profiling, analytics and response features.
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Is your stack primed for growth in 2018?
In the 2018 Full-Stack Monitoring eBook from Cedexis, learn how to leverage monitoring tools across your resources to intelligently deliver applications and data.
Tools exist to monitor every layer of a network-based application’s stack, but getting them to work together is a different issue.
How can a stack of different monitoring tools work together to minimize downtime and maximize application performance? From bare metal to network, monitoring tools span application layers and provide features that allow emergency notification to DevOps personnel when infrastructure goes belly-up.
In this 2018 eBook, learn how the latest full-stack monitoring tools can help keep your users happy and your DevOps team sleeping soundly
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Get your copy of the 2018 Full-Stack Monitoring for Performance-Based Routing eBook today!
Security testing is growing faster than any other security market, as AST solutions adapt to new development methodologies and increased application complexity. Security and risk management leaders must integrate AST into their application security programs.
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Gartner reports that IT now views backup applications as complex, frustrating, and unable to meet today’s changing DR requirements. This IT Brief will give you the fundamentals on how to utilize Universal File System Driver (UFSD) technology to save critical business backup data in a virtual disk format. Paragon’s proprietary Protect & Restore (PPR) is Paragon Software’s solution for data protection services. Read this business brief to learn the latest information on how to protect your company from Disaster Recovery using the newest strategies to store & backup critical business data thru BYOD (Bring Your Own Device), VMWare, and Physical Storage Servers while avoiding redundant deduplication. This brief provides 3 different strategies to backup, restore, protect, and save your data physically and in the cloud.