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Modern Data Protection Built for Virtualization
VMware vSphere Backups: What are you Missing?
Data Deduplication in Windows Server 2012 R2 in Depth
Data deduplication has been around for years and comes in many forms. Most people think about expensive storage arrays when they talk about deduplication but that is certainly not the only type of data deduplication technology.
This white paper examines the data deduplication technology embedded in Windows Server 2012 R2 and the benefits it can bring to your environment. The discussion includes how it works and the possible scenarios for using Windows Server 2012 R2 data deduplication.
Lustratus Research: Choosing between WebSphere and Jboss
Forrester report: The Total Economic Impact of WebSphere Application Server
Application Server TCO comparison: WebSphere vs JBoss
COO Study: Gearing up for growth
Smarter Process in the age of the customer
Mobile-enabled Smarter Process: Patterns for achieving mobile success for organizations
Strategic BPM in the Cloud
HP Tipping Point Provides Next Generation Network Security
Improve Your Security in 30 Days
A New Approach to Malware Defense
For years, enterprises have relied on endpoint defenses like anti-virus software to detect and disable malware. But that approach—which relies on signatures of known attacks—has failed to stop targeted attacks. Anonymous proxy networks like Tor provide cyber criminals the ideal communication vehicle for malware. Increased reliance on mobile devices and corporate BYOD programs increase vulnerability. And new technologies like IPv6 bring complexity and offer hackers a security gap when defenses lag technology. As a result, IT security organizations are falling farther behind in the war on malware.
HP TippingPoint next-generation intrusion prevention system (NGIPS) and next-generation firewall (NGFW) broaden malware defenses by disrupting every phase of the malware lifecycle. To enable this, TippingPoint uses a three-prong approach based on original security intelligence from HP Security Research.