IT Security
Why Service Meshes Are Security Tools
Are service meshes overhyped, or do they solve a real puzzle for enterprise IT systems? Service meshes are a relatively new technology, and many people have found it challenging to fit them ...
Veritas Looks to Reduce Data Protection Costs
Veritas has extended the capabilities of the company's NetBackup software as part of an effort to reduce the total cost of data protection. Version 8.3 of NetBackup now includes Veritas Resiliency Platform ...
Google Taps AMD for Confidential Computing Service
Google Cloud, at a Google Cloud Next 2020 Online event, announced it is making available in beta Confidential VMs, a new service that represents the cloud service provider's first foray into the ...
AIOps Greasing the Wheel of Digital Security amid COVID-19
Amid the most challenging era for business infrastructures and transformations, AIOps (AI for IT Operations) can help industries operating in the digital environment to be vigilant when it comes to network operations ...
Can NetOps and SecOps Finally Get Along?
For years, the very definition of NetOps and SecOps has involved friction and even contentious relationships that make their respective jobs more difficult and lessen their efficiency and effectiveness. Much of this ...
Commvault Extends Data Protection Alliance with Microsoft
Commvault and Microsoft are extending their existing relationship to integrate Commvault's data protection software with Azure Blob Storage. Azure Blob Storage is a service based on object-based storage optimized for unstructured data ...
SonicWall Adds Multi-Gigabit Switches to SD-Branch Portfolio
Mike Vizard | | Cybersecurity, firewall, hardware, SD-Branch, SD-WAN, software-defined networking, wireless access pointSonicWall has added a line of multi-gigabit switches to its software-defined (SD)-branch offering that unifies the management of wireless access points and firewalls that include software-defined wide area network (SD-WAN) capabilities. Dmitriy ...
MongoDB, Storj Labs Work to Reduce Data Security Costs
MongoDB Inc. and Storj Labs announced today they have jointly created a backup service for the open source MongoDB database that leverages a global network for excess storage capacity. Storj Labs has ...
Fortanix Adds Platform to Manage Confidential Computing on Azure
Mike Vizard | | application security, cloud services, confidential computing, data security, open source, SaaSFortanix today announced that a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform for managing instances of confidential computing on the Microsoft Azure cloud is now generally available. Confidential computing is an emerging approach to encrypting data ...
4 Things to Do When Running the Iot Zoo
Gnanaprakasam Pandian | | Internet of Things, IoT, IoT devices, network-connected devices, operational technology, OT devicesZoos are fascinating places. In just a few acres you can encounter all kinds of interesting, rare and exotic animals from different parts of the world and from different ends of the ...
Three Priorities for IT Operations Continuity During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Ryan Smith | | automated monitoring, BYOK, cloud migration, coronavirus, COVID-19, cryptographic key management, encryption key management, IT operationsThe world has been turned upside down amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, and organizations that are trying to maintain best IT and security practices are faced with new challenges such as sudden remote ...
The Linux Foundation Throws Weight Behind Secure Microkernel
Mike Vizard | | embedded system, Linus Torvalds, microkernel, open source, operating system, The Linux FoundationThe Linux Foundation announced today it will host the seL4 Foundation, the nonprofit organization established by Data61, an arm of Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) in Australia that has been ...
