Tackle Cloud Visibility and Agility Hurdles
No matter the initiative, it is your responsibility to protect your network. Compromise is never the answer when it comes to enabling your business with agility and ensuring robust security. You can have both, and this eBook shows you how.
Get your free copy today to learn the three keys to turbocharge your hybrid cloud security!
Once regarded as a luxury perk, remote work is quickly becoming the status quo. More and more organizations have embraced remote workers, but have lacked the tools and visibility needed to maintain the same levels of productivity, security and compliance as non-remote workers. Are you armed with the tips and tricks you need to successfully manage remote workers?
Download our Guide to Remote Workforce Management: Trends, Tips and Tactics and learn:
SoftNAS has made moving to the cloud possible, seamless, and the most cost-effective solution to prepare your business for success. Learn how you can unlock the benefits today.
Creating customer value depends on your ability to develop, deploy, and run high quality applications faster across any cloud. Learn how to position your business for hybrid cloud success.
This document will outline specific, technical recommendations and guidelines for migrating software into containers, ranging from image build procedures to how they should run in production. The application requirements will dictate how the application should be migrated.
Technology is Complex. Desktops-as-a-Service is not.
Your Windows desktop and Microsoft productivity applications are the technology lifeblood of your business.
It’s where you run your business and how your employees get work done. From communicating with customers and processing orders to managing finances and working on your most sensitive documents—Microsoft is front and center.
Technology is Complex. Desktops-as-a-Service is not.
Your Windows desktop and Microsoft productivity applications are the technology lifeblood of your business.
It’s where you run your business and how your employees get work done. From communicating with customers and processing orders to managing finances and working on your most sensitive documents—Microsoft is front and center.
Insider threats remain one of the top causes of security breaches, with both negligent and malicious insiders putting organizations at risk of making news headlines. Still, few organizations are equipped to defend against insider threats.
Download this eBook to find out how to start tackling an insider risk management problem. In this eBook, insider threat expert and CEO Shawn M. Thompson, Esq. draws on the Insider Threat Management Group’s experience training and building insider threat programs for over 500 companies, to:
- Explore insider threat and the risks that organizations face
- Define the “new breed” of insiders and the dangers they pose
- Provide best practices for developing an insider risk management program
This book is for business leaders and stakeholders, security leaders and practitioners involved in managing their organization’s security.
This ebook covers everything you need to know about security information and event management so you can work smarter. Learn why a modern SIEM can significantly improve security and productivity through two foundational components: user and entity behavior analytics and security orchestration, automation and response.
Data lakes are becoming ever more tightly integrated into essential operational services. For born-in-the cloud enterprises, dialing up capacity to expand analytics services is relatively straightforward. However, for businesses operating on-premises data lakes, expansion can be costly and slow—which puts them at a significant competitive disadvantage.
For these enterprises, migrating on-premises data lakes to the public cloud promises a cost-effective way to gain leading-edge analytics capabilities and practically unlimited scalability. However, the perceived need for an extended period of downtime during the cloud migration can make these projects seem too costly, painful and risky.
In this eBook, WANdisco explains why continuous data replication is the key to achieving a low-risk, seamless data lake migration. With the WANdisco Fusion platform enforcing strong consistency between data on premises and in the cloud, businesses can run both environments in parallel for as long as they need to—and switch seamlessly to the cloud as soon as they are ready. The result is a simple, automated Hadoop migration with no disruption to the business.
The cloud is a natural home for big data. In the cloud, companies can take advantage of cheap, scalable storage and compute platforms leveraging an OPEX model. Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) are able to spin massive compute clusters up or down automatically, helping organizations optimize costs and reduce the need for people with deep expertise in managing such deployments. CSPs have also enhanced their big data solutions providing greater functionality over native Hadoop offerings, and greatly simplifying the complexities for organizations having to manage their own Hadoop implementations.
This eBook explores some of the business risks associated with big data to cloud migrations. It highlights third-party research as well as results of a survey conducted with 80 cloud and data architects, and other technical specialists to provide insights on their data migration plans and strategies, and compares the costs and risks associated with manual vs automated big data migrations.
Data lakes are becoming ever more tightly integrated into essential operational services. For born-in-the cloud enterprises, dialing up capacity to expand analytics services is relatively straightforward. However, for businesses operating on-premises data lakes, expansion can be costly and slow—which puts them at a significant competitive disadvantage.
For these enterprises, migrating on-premises data lakes to the public cloud promises a cost-effective way to gain leading-edge analytics capabilities and practically unlimited scalability. However, the perceived need for an extended period of downtime during the cloud migration can make these projects seem too costly, painful and risky.
In this eBook, WANdisco explains why continuous data replication is the key to achieving a low-risk, seamless data lake migration. With the WANdisco Fusion platform enforcing strong consistency between data on premises and in the cloud, businesses can run both environments in parallel for as long as they need to—and switch seamlessly to the cloud as soon as they are ready. The result is a simple, automated Hadoop migration with no disruption to the business.
The cloud is a natural home for big data. In the cloud, companies can take advantage of cheap, scalable storage and compute platforms leveraging an OPEX model. Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) are able to spin massive compute clusters up or down automatically, helping organizations optimize costs and reduce the need for people with deep expertise in managing such deployments. CSPs have also enhanced their big data solutions providing greater functionality over native Hadoop offerings, and greatly simplifying the complexities for organizations having to manage their own Hadoop implementations.
This eBook explores some of the business risks associated with big data to cloud migrations. It highlights third-party research as well as results of a survey conducted with 80 cloud and data architects, and other technical specialists to provide insights on their data migration plans and strategies, and compares the costs and risks associated with manual vs automated big data migrations.
When it comes to cloud environments, whether in the public cloud or a privately hosted or hybrid environment, data security and protection controls must protect sensitive data—and support constantly growing government and industry compliance requirements. Read this ebook to learn how data security and protection technologies should operate in multiple environments (physical, cloud and hybrid) at the same time.
In an Agile world, software and IT teams are under constant pressure to move faster. Typically, this means decreasing the relative length of delivery time while continuing to improve quality on each successive release. At the same time, there’s always pressure to minimize testing costs.
This e-book will cover 1) why you won’t survive if you don’t shift, 2) how your testing processes should change when you adopt a shift-left testing methodology, 3) who needs to be involved in this movement and how, and lastly, 4) we’ll hear from individuals about how they pioneered the shift in their teams.