Houston, we have a problem!
In today’s 24/7 “on-line all the time” world where there is an app for everything, how do you keep all your systems running? How quickly can you react to unexpected system performance degradation? Can you monitor specific applications in production environments and pro-actively uncover/prevent the next big crisis? How do you get all these practitioners, experts and processes aligned to get production problems fixed quickly while keeping all systems stable?
If your customer satisfaction and retention relies on your ability to quickly and efficiently deploy application fixes in complex production environments, join us on this TechByte session. We will discuss practices and tools that will help you get ahead of the curve so less time is spent reacting to crisis.
Democratic DevOps!
Which DevOps Middleware Scenario Do You Use?
Building middleware applications is challenging because of the multi-tier nature of the application; discipline, communication and transparency across all the teams are required to be successful. Depending on what is most important to your organization, specific application lifecycle patterns might be most suitable.
Join us on this TechByte session, where we will provide an overview of the most common DevOps scenarios we come across, as well as highlight characteristics and benefits of each of these lifecycle patterns.
Replicación Veeam: La protección un paso más allá
Software License Optimization for the Datacenter
Zero Trust on the Endpoint
Operation Lotus Blossom
Threat Intelligence Cloud
5 Reasons Why CIOs Need A New Approach To Data Centre Services
Discover London’s 7 Key Advantages for US Companies
Download this eBook to discover the reason why London has long been a strategic data center location for US companies.
A New World Of Colocation
• The challenges facing organisations using colocation services
• The roadmap to flexible data centre contracts
• The benefits of colocation evolution and the impact on costs and power efficiency
Protection from the Inside: Application Security Methodologies Compared
Work Smarter, Not Harder, To Secure Your Applications
The most recent HP Security Cyber Risk Report revealed that vulnerabilities in production software are still pervasive. Finding software vulnerabilities is only part of the battle; actually fixing those vulnerabilities can sometimes be an elusive goal, especially when you lack access to the code. Using Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP) as a virtual patch can simplify your application security, enabling protection for your production application vulnerabilities while you remediate the issues – or indefinitely if you choose. This paper features Maverick research from Gartner analyst, Joseph Feiman.
This white paper tells you what you need to do to stay out of cyber security attack. Read it to understand:
• Seismic shift toward application security
• Critical differentiator for RASP – access to the code
• Stop protecting your apps – time for apps to protect themselves
• The technologies that can help