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Bitdefender Announces Encryption for MSPs

#1 ranked Antimalware + Content Control now adds Encryption!

Watch this short webinar and learn why encryption will quickly become an essential service for MSPs and see how easy it is to start using the new managed encryption service from Bitdefender.

Stolen laptops or unauthorized access can cause important data breaches and non-compliance issues for organizations. In the short webinar we will walk you through:

Encryption in the context of data security and compliance regulations
Why and how much encryption adoption is set to grow
Importance of a layered endpoint security defense
How MSPs can easily manage encryption and endpoint security from a single console with Bitdefender

By proactively addressing data security risks, you improve your customer relationships, and grow your business.

After viewing, be sure to visit us, and learn more about our MSP Program here

Cloud Networks Made Simple with Riverbed on AWS

AWS makes it simple to set up cloud-based resources. But do you have secure, high-capacity, high-performance connectivity to and between AWS cloud instances? That’s where Riverbed comes in. Riverbed’s SD-WAN solution enables cloud migration and performance, all managed via quick and simple workflows.

Watch the on-demand replay of the webinar to experience a fundamentally new approach to networking, with real users sharing their experience in addition to a joint customer, OpenEye, that has saved time and money by utilizing this approach to cloud networking. OpenEye Scientific Software leveraged Riverbed SteelConnect to very quickly and easily establish secure connections to and between AWS VPCs, saving hours of network administration time.

AWS Speaker: Nick Matthews, Partner Solutions Architect

Riverbed Technology Speaker: Angelo Comazzetto, Technical Director of Cloud

Customer Speaker: Craig Bruce, Scientific Software Development Manager, OpenEye Scientific

Delphi and C++Builder on Raspberry Pi & SBC

The Raspberry Pi is an example of a single board computer. These low cost hobby or project computers are a prime staple of the Internet of Things. More powerful than an Arduino, but not a full desktop. They often have limited or specialized hardware, but their small size and low cost make them ideal for embedded application development.

Delphi supports both ARM and Intel processors with a variety of operating systems. This webinar will explore the combinations of hardware and operating system that make good Delphi target platforms. Then we will look at some examples and provide some resources to get you started.

Digital Disruption via APIs: Why APIs? Why Now?

Today’s leading enterprises are transforming digitally, jumping head first into the API economy. Transformations are being driven by connected devices and consumers’ thirst for compelling brand experiences—all generating a vast and ever-growing amount of data.

In the API economy, application programming interfaces (APIs) act as the digital glue that links services, applications and systems. This allows businesses to make the most of their data to create compelling customer experiences and open new revenue channels. This TechBytes series sponsored by IBM explores why APIs, why should you care as a Developer and IT Manager and how you can make a difference. It will help you make it real and describe who you can partner with internally and externally.

About the presenter:

Amit Acharya is a Program Director, Product Management & Strategy, IBM API Connect & Gateways. Amit is responsible for leading the strategy, roadmap and offering deliverables for API Connect. He is passionate about technology and loves interacting with various customers.

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Digital Disruption via APIs: Why Should I Care? How can I Make a Difference?

Today’s leading enterprises are transforming digitally, jumping head first into the API economy. Transformations are being driven by connected devices and consumers’ thirst for compelling brand experiences—all generating a vast and ever-growing amount of data.

In the API economy, application programming interfaces (APIs) act as the digital glue that links services, applications and systems. This allows businesses to make the most of their data to create compelling customer experiences and open new revenue channels. This TechBytes series sponsored by IBM explores why APIs, why should you care as a Developer and IT Manager and how you can make a difference. It will help you make it real and describe who you can partner with internally and externally.

About the presenter:

Amit Acharya is a Program Director, Product Management & Strategy, IBM API Connect & Gateways. Amit is responsible for leading the strategy, roadmap and offering deliverables for API Connect. He is passionate about technology and loves interacting with various customers.

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Digital Disruption via APIs: How Do I Make It Real? Who Can I Partner With?

Today’s leading enterprises are transforming digitally, jumping head first into the API economy. Transformations are being driven by connected devices and consumers’ thirst for compelling brand experiences—all generating a vast and ever-growing amount of data.

In the API economy, application programming interfaces (APIs) act as the digital glue that links services, applications and systems. This allows businesses to make the most of their data to create compelling customer experiences and open new revenue channels. This TechBytes series sponsored by IBM explores why APIs, why should you care as a Developer and IT Manager and how you can make a difference. It will help you make it real and describe who you can partner with internally and externally.

About the presenter:

Amit Acharya is a Program Director, Product Management & Strategy, IBM API Connect & Gateways. Amit is responsible for leading the strategy, roadmap and offering deliverables for API Connect. He is passionate about technology and loves interacting with various customers.

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Anticipate IT Trends: Building S3 Native Applications with IBM Cloud Object Storage

Today’s IT environment is in a state of hyper-change, rapidly adopting new tools and technologies to support enterprise data demands. As mobile devices have led to the internet of things (IoT), so too has the huge amounts of data we capture led to the need for advanced analytics and Big Data tools.

But how can an organization’s infrastructure keep pace with the nearly 50% per year growth of enterprise storage, and the resulting petabytes of information needed to keep it all?

Attend this TechBytes series sponsored by IBM and presented by Slashdot Media to hear industry experts discuss how advances in Cloud Object Storage (COS) technology are impacting the way businesses like yours thrive in a hybrid environment. Topics to be covered will include:

Utilizing Containers with COS for today’s evolving workloads
IoT, Spark Clusters and COS: Streamlining Big Data Solutions
Building S3 Native Applications with COS

Register now for this TechBytes series before you spend another dime on storage.

About the presenter:
Andrew Baptiste is the Chief Software Architect for IBM Cloud Object Storage and a Distinguished engineer - one of the company's most prestigious technical designations. He is a Master Inventor and has over 100 issued and pending patents related to dispersed and cloud storage. He has been with Cleversafe since 2007 prior to the IBM acquisition. He plays a key role in the development of the IBM Cloud, specifically leading scalable dispersed storage capabilities. Andrew holds a Master's degree in Computer Science from the University of Wisconsin, Madison and a Bachelor's degree in C.S. from the University of Illinois, Champaign/Urbana.

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Anticipate IT Trends: IoT, Spark Clusters and IBM Cloud Object Storage: Streamlining Big Data Solutions

Today’s IT environment is in a state of hyper-change, rapidly adopting new tools and technologies to support enterprise data demands. As mobile devices have led to the internet of things (IoT), so too has the huge amounts of data we capture led to the need for advanced analytics and Big Data tools.

But how can an organization’s infrastructure keep pace with the nearly 50% per year growth of enterprise storage, and the resulting petabytes of information needed to keep it all?

Attend this TechBytes series sponsored by IBM and presented by Slashdot Media to hear industry experts discuss how advances in Cloud Object Storage (COS) technology are impacting the way businesses like yours thrive in a hybrid environment. Topics to be covered will include:

Utilizing Containers with COS for today’s evolving workloads
IoT, Spark Clusters and COS: Streamlining Big Data Solutions
Building Amazon S3 Native Applications with COS

Register now for this TechBytes series before you spend another dime on storage.

About the presenter:
Wesley Leggette is responsible for Architecture and Development Enablement for IBM Cloud Object Storage. He is a Master Inventor and has over 150 issued and pending patents relating to dispersed and cloud storage. He has been with Cleversafe since 2006 prior to the IBM acquisition. He plays a key role in integrating IBM Cloud Object Storage into the IBM Cloud experience. Wesley holds a Bachelor's degree in C.S. from Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, Illinois.

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Anticipate IT Trends: Utilizing Containers with IBM Cloud Object Storage for today’s evolving workloads

Today’s IT environment is in a state of hyper-change, rapidly adopting new tools and technologies to support enterprise data demands. As mobile devices have led to the internet of things (IoT), so too has the huge amounts of data we capture led to the need for advanced analytics and Big Data tools.

But how can an organization’s infrastructure keep pace with the nearly 50% per year growth of enterprise storage, and the resulting petabytes of information needed to keep it all?

Attend this TechBytes series sponsored by IBM and presented by Slashdot Media to hear industry experts discuss how advances in Cloud Object Storage (COS) technology are impacting the way businesses like yours thrive in a hybrid environment. Topics to be covered will include:

Utilizing Containers with COS for today’s evolving workloads
IoT, Spark Clusters and COS: Streamlining Big Data Solutions
Building Amazon S3 Native Applications with COS

Register now for this TechBytes series before you spend another dime on storage.

About the presenters:
Nicholas Lange is the Technical Content Lead for IBM Cloud Object Storage and is responsible for documentation and developer advocacy. He works closely with teams across IBM Cloud providing high quality tutorials, sample code, and reference material to developers and data scientists working with object storage. His professional background in management consulting, complex systems modeling, and design research helps him communicate solutions to a diverse user base of researchers, developers, and business professionals. Nicholas holds a MS in Sustainable Systems from the University of Michigan and a BFA in Lighting Design from DePaul University.

Christopher M Luciano is an Advisory Software Developer for IBM Digital Business Group; working full-time on Kubernetes. Prior to IBM DGB, Christopher was the lead on the Watson container runtime squad. He has previously spoken at Pittsburgh based meetup (Code and Supply) on infrastructure and software operations. Christopher has 3 terrific cats and one hyper dog.

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Supercharging Your Enterprise Cloud Performance: Real World Customer Performance Example

Hyperconverged Performance Analysis for Real World Enterprise Applications

Enterprises want the simplicity and scalability of public cloud, with predictable costs for business-critical applications while also meeting high-performance SLAs for on-premises infrastructure. Hyperconverged technologies fit the defined evaluation criteria well, however needs have moved beyond cost-savings and simplicity to include performance, scalability and reliability, aspects of performance analysis that are particularly difficult to measure when shared resources are used throughout the platform.

Attend this TechBytes series presented by Slashdot Media and sponsored by Nutanix to learn about:

Hyperconverged buying criteria, and the role “hero” performance numbers should play in influencing buying decisions
The impact of hyperconverged infrastructure on achievable, real-world business-critical application performance, scalability and reliability
Hear from Nutanix customers on their business-critical performance expectations and achievements

Don’t wait – register now for this complimentary event series and learn what you need to know to deliver maximum performance for all your applications types.

About the presenters:
Marc Trouard-Riolle, Product Marketing Manager at Nutanix, wants to live in a world where business IT is freed from the shackles of vendor lock-in, with simple, scalable infrastructure and management, aligned with business objectives. Previously Marc has worked in the financial, insurance and legal verticals, in a variety of technical pre/post sales and consultancy roles. Native to London, England, Marc now lives in California with his wife and two children.

Benjamin Metcalf is the Systems Administrator for Faith Technologies. He has spent most of his adult life making sure the customers are always happy, and the last 12 years in Information Technology are no exception. He has earned several industry standard certifications in several different technologies. He has worked with several Fortune 100 companies in Wisconsin doing several types of deployment that spread across several different technologies. He started down the road of hyper-convergence that changed the way he thought about datacenters and implemented new systems, and it has also allowed him to test more workloads in much bigger spaces than originally were thought possible. He implemented Nutanix in 2016, and has been running and testing workloads on the environment since its implementation.

Supercharging Your Enterprise Cloud Performance: Enterprise Application Performance Analysis

Hyperconverged Performance Analysis for Real World Enterprise Applications

Enterprises want the simplicity and scalability of public cloud, with predictable costs for business-critical applications while also meeting high-performance SLAs for on-premises infrastructure. Hyperconverged technologies fit the defined evaluation criteria well, however needs have moved beyond cost-savings and simplicity to include performance, scalability and reliability, aspects of performance analysis that are particularly difficult to measure when shared resources are used throughout the platform.

Attend this TechBytes series presented by Slashdot Media and sponsored by Nutanix to learn about:

Hyperconverged buying criteria, and the role “hero” performance numbers should play in influencing buying decisions
The impact of hyperconverged infrastructure on achievable, real-world business-critical application performance, scalability and reliability
Hear from Nutanix customers on their business-critical performance expectations and achievements

Don’t wait – register now for this complimentary event series and learn what you need to know to deliver maximum performance for all your applications types.

About the presenter:
Andy Daniel is a Sr. Technical Marketing Engineer at Nutanix, where he focuses on all-flash platforms, data efficiency, and performance. Prior to Nutanix, Andy was Principal Architect at PernixData. Throughout his career as a consultant, he's worked on a variety of mission-critical storage and virtualization projects for the world’s largest organizations. He is a vExpert, co-author of VMware vSphere 5 Administration Instant Reference, and has extensive experience in virtualization, datacenter networking, and storage.

Supercharging Your Enterprise Cloud Performance: Understanding Performance Evaluation Criteria

Hyperconverged Performance Analysis for Real World Enterprise Applications

Enterprises want the simplicity and scalability of public cloud, with predictable costs for business-critical applications while also meeting high-performance SLAs for on-premises infrastructure. Hyperconverged technologies fit the defined evaluation criteria well, however needs have moved beyond cost-savings and simplicity to include performance, scalability and reliability, aspects of performance analysis that are particularly difficult to measure when shared resources are used throughout the platform.

Attend this TechBytes series presented by Slashdot Media and sponsored by Nutanix to learn about:

Hyperconverged buying criteria, and the role “hero” performance numbers should play in influencing buying decisions
The impact of hyperconverged infrastructure on achievable, real-world business-critical application performance, scalability and reliability
Hear from Nutanix customers on their business-critical performance expectations and achievements

Don’t wait – register now for this complimentary event series and learn what you need to know to deliver maximum performance for all your applications types.

About the presenter:
Marc Trouard-Riolle, Product Marketing Manager at Nutanix, wants to live in a world where business IT is freed from the shackles of vendor lock-in, with simple, scalable infrastructure and management, aligned with business objectives. Previously Marc has worked in the financial, insurance and legal verticals, in a variety of technical pre/post sales and consultancy roles. Native to London, England, Marc now lives in California with his wife and two children.

The Digital Risk Management Maturity Model

How mature is your organization's digital risk management program?

For many organizations, multichannel access to information, including web, mobile and social channels, presents new digital threats that are often overlooked. Join senior security analyst Nick Hayes of Forrester Research, co-author of The Forrester Wave™: Digital Risk Monitoring, to discuss digital risk monitoring and management.

Watch this webinar presented by Slashdot Media and sponsored by RiskIQ to learn how to gain visibility into, detect, and respond to digital threats of all kinds. We will discuss:

How digital risk threatens your organization
The Digital Risk Maturity Model
The requisite processes and resources necessary to formalize and fine-tune digital risk management
Where to prioritize your investment in digital risk for maximum impact

Watch the webinar and take your first steps towards further reducing digital threats.

About the Presenters:
Nick Hayes is a Senior Analyst at Forrester Research. His research is dedicated to helping risk professionals and other business leaders understand and manage customer-facing risks in order to build more resilient brands. He has extensive knowledge of the security, privacy, archiving, and other compliance challenges of social media, as well as the technical controls used to address them.

Sam Curcuruto is the senior product marketing manager at RiskIQ, where he's responsible for spending time with security professionals to understand their problems and find innovative ways that RiskIQ technology can help solve them. Sam's experience spans tech companies focused on cybersecurity, cyber infrastructure management, and consumer software.

Give Legacy Code New Life With Modern COBOL AppDev: Using COBOL as a JVM language

With billions of lines of COBOL in use, this business language powers a large percentage of every ATM, government, and many other business transactions. Many businesses are looking for new ways to utilize decades of solid business logic without having to replace a mission critical application.

Attend this TechBytes series sponsored by Micro Focus and presented by SourceForge to learn how organizations around the world are utilizing existing .NET and Java development teams to integrate and modernize COBOL applications. Attendees will learn:

What tools can be used to ‘free’ business logic from legacy code
Exposing COBOL processes as REST base services
Using COBOL as a .NET or JVM language

Don’t wait – register now for these TechBytes to get started.

About the Presenter:
Michael Bleistein, Principal Architect, at Micro Focus, is a 25-year veteran when it comes to COBOL. Currently he specializes in modernization through .NET, Java, and SOA using Visual COBOL, helping customers understand Micro Focus solutions and how they can be used to combat their business problems.

Give Legacy Code New Life With Modern COBOL AppDev: Using COBOL as a .NET language

With billions of lines of COBOL in use, this business language powers a large percentage of every ATM, government, and many other business transactions. Many businesses are looking for new ways to utilize decades of solid business logic without having to replace a mission critical application.

Attend this TechBytes series sponsored by Micro Focus and presented by SourceForge to learn how organizations around the world are utilizing existing .NET and Java development teams to integrate and modernize COBOL applications. Attendees will learn:

What tools can be used to ‘free’ business logic from legacy code
Exposing COBOL processes as REST base services
Using COBOL as a .NET or JVM language

Don’t wait – register now for these TechBytes to get started.

About the Presenter:
Michael Bleistein, Principal Architect, at Micro Focus, is a 25-year veteran when it comes to COBOL. Currently he specializes in modernization through .NET, Java, and SOA using Visual COBOL, helping customers understand Micro Focus solutions and how they can be used to combat their business problems.