The State of Mobile Application Security (4th Edition)
Arxan, an IBM application security partner, has released its 4th Annual State of Application Security report.
The State of Mobile Application Insecurity
Customer need and demand often affect mobile application security. 65% of the participants in this study strongly agree that the security of mobile apps is sometimes put at risk because of expanding customer demand or need. The “rush to release” phenomenon.
Gartner 2015 Magic Quadrant for Application Security Testing
IBM has been positioned again in the Leaders quadrant of the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Application Security.
WiFi Is a Game Changer for the Connected Enterprise
Digital transformation has become a top priority for businesses and IT leaders. Organizations of all sizes are looking to harness the power of contextual information and analytics to make better, faster decisions that will enable them to gain a competitive advantage. A business that wants to evolve into a digital organization must first become a connected enterprise. It’s the connection of
things and devices that will act as the foundation of a digital organization.
Becoming a connected enterprise is an evolutionary leap for businesses. You require new tools processes, and understanding. Use this download as your guide to a more connected enterprise.
The WLAN Buyers Guide 2016
Today, you are dealing with laptops, smartphones, and tablets, for corporate, guest, and BYOD access, but soon, as IoT ascends to become more than a buzz term, organizations will find a rapidly increasing number of systems and sensors that require network connectivity.
This guide has been designed to arm you with the knowledge and skills required to navigate through the marketing hype and determine what is actually the appropriate solution for your organization through 2016 and beyond. This document will provide you with enough information and key questions to take to every vendor to ensure that you really are getting a solution that is tailored to your own needs.
The Role of the Test Professional in Today’s DevOps World
A DevOps approach to software development is all about constantly delivering value to the business through continuous delivery of software-driven innovation, with incremental and frequent releases of new features and functionality to meet the demands of today’s consumer. In this new world, the level of quality in the software being released is directly tied to a company’s success or failure. So as software quality is key to success, why do test professionals often feel ignored during the development process only to be blamed for defects escaping into production? The role of the test professional has become more important than ever before. Join Marianne and Al as they share how the testing roles fit into a DevOps approach to software development.
• Understand the organizational challenges test professionals face and leave with insight on how to break down cultural barriers.
• Gain new knowledge on innovative techniques and tools to shift testing to the left and begin testing earlier.
• Be an advocate of change to resolve today’s testing challenges making continuous testing a reality for your delivery team enabling them to deliver business value - continuously.
Accelerate Mobile App development with a Cloud Based Mobile Application Services Platform
Enterprises adopt mobile application platforms to help develop and deliver a portfolio of mobile applications systematically. Today’s new crop of easily consumable cloud based mobile services is also changing the way in which apps are developed and maintained.
Does your app hit the mark with users? Use cloud-based services to find out for sure!
Like it or not, you will hear from your vocal users. It’s not unusual to see ratings from 1 to 5 stars for the same app. How do you track and compare actual and perceived quality? How can you get actionable insight from user feedback to develop mobile apps that engage users?
Magic Quadrant for Horizontal Portals
Digital business requires organizations to improve customer, employee, and partner engagement and satisfaction in the midst of an explosion of information, devices and apps. Portal offerings must step up to meet escalating demands.
Take Your App Server To The Cloud
IBM Application Server on Cloud is a dedicated instance of WebSphere Application Server in the cloud with an all-in-one offering of hardware and software. Now you can drastically reduce set up time and quickly realize the value of WAS with minimal effort. Our subject matter experts, Yakura Coffee and Alex Mulholland, will discuss: Benefits of moving application server workloads to the cloud WebSphere Application Server as a robust, proven and consistent Java runtime Bringing traditional WAS and WAS Liberty applications to the Cloud without change Reducing CapEx and OpEx via pay-as-you-go or subscription to WAS workloads How to get started with IBM Application Server on Cloud for Bluemix.
IDC Whitepaper: NetApp All Flash FAS: Die Performance von Flash mit der Vielseitigkeit von Enterprise Storage
Das von IDC veröffentlichte Whitepaper behandelt schwerpunktmäßig das strategische Angebot von NetApp und die große Auswahl, die das Unternehmen zu bieten hat. Die Unterstützung von NetApp für Hybridinfrastrukturen – bei Bedarf auch einschließlich der Cloud – ist eine Grundsatzfrage, die im Produktangebot deutlich sichtbar wird. Innerhalb dieser Infrastruktur bietet NetApp ein Portfolio breitgefächerter Lösungen unterschiedlicher All-Flash- und Hybrid-Flash-Arrays, um Flash genau dort einzusetzen, wo es gemessen an Geschäftszielen, Bedürfnissen und vorherrschenden Bedingungen im Kundenunternehmen am sinnvollsten ist. NetApp denkt weiter. Im Unterschied zu vielen Mainstream-Anbietern hat NetApp nicht einfach nur ein oder zwei SSD-Varianten in sein Storage-Angebot aufgenommen, sondern liefert seit Jahren bahnbrechende Lösungen mit Flash.
ESG Whitepaper: Steigerung des geschäftlichen Nutzens mit Flash-optimiertem Storage
NetApp orientiert sich bei der Produktentwicklung und seinem Portfolio an den tatsächlichen Applikationsanforderungen seiner Kunden und fokussiert sich dabei auf den greifbaren geschäftlichen Nutzen. Somit ist auch das umfassende Produktportfolio von NetApp auf Kundenanforderungen abgestimmt – angefangen bei maximaler Leistung bis hin zu ausgereiften Datenmanagement-Funktionen. Was dies bedeutet, können Sie hier nachlesen.
Flash Storage für Dummies“, NetApp Sonderedition
„Flash Storage für Dummies“ in der 2. NetApp Sonderedition erläutert die vielfältigen Einsatzbereiche und Vorteile von Flash-Storage-Technologie in Unternehmen. Mit der Flash-Technologie lassen sich Performance und Zuverlässigkeit von Storage-Infrastrukturen – von Storage mit Flash-Beschleunigung bis hin zu All-Flash-Arrays – steigern.
In diesem Buch werden unterschiedliche Aspekte von Flash-Storage betrachtet: seine Ursprünge und warum er für die Storage-Infrastruktur eine Erwägung wert ist. Die wesentlichen Unterschiede zwischen den Flash-Storage-Lösungen von NetApp – NetApp Flash Cache, Flash Pool, rein Flash-basiertes FAS und EF-Series – werden unter die Lupe genommen und Sie lernen fünf Strategien für den Einsatz von Flash im nächsten Storage-Projekt kennen. Im klassischen Stil der „für Dummies“ Bücher erhalten Sie auch nützliche Tipps, wie Sie Flash am besten in Ihre IT-Umgebung integrieren.
ESG Whitepaper: Breitgefächerte Flash-Lösungen für breitgefächerte Unternehmensziele
Der Einsatz von Flash Storage im Datacenter ist vielversprechend: hervorragende Performance, verbesserte Zuverlässigkeit, Kosteneffizienz und erstklassiges Datenmanagement. Mit unserer Expertise und unseren Innovationen unterstützen wir Sie bei der Implementierung von Flash Storage, um eine optimale Performance Ihrer Applikationen zu erreichen. In diesem Whitepaper erläutern wir unterschiedliche Ansätze bei der Implementierung von Flash. Außerdem möchten wir Ihnen zeigen, warum Sie dadurch Ihre Entscheidungsfindung erleichtern, Ihren Kunden bessere Services bieten und Wettbewerbsvorteile erzielen können.
Using Veeam and VMware vSphere tags for advanced policy-driven data protection
Modern data centers are becoming more and more complex, and there are several reasons for this trend. First, there is a business reason behind any technical enhancement, and lately the paramount business requirement is to shrink as much as possible (the so called “time to market”). People have become used to the quick deploy time provided by virtualization – reducing provision times from weeks and months to days or hours. This has led to the more general concept that any new workload should be immediately available upon request. Cloud-like technologies have further pushed this concept by adding additional elements to the data center such as “infinite scalability” and “self-service.”