The company claims its platform is the only one that can run both Swarm and Kubernetes in the same cluster.
WiFi isn’t fit for use in Location Services
The time for researching NFV is over for some end-users who are either moving forward to the trial phase or dropping the technology, at least for the time being.
I used to love the old Space Invaders arcade game – waves of enemy attackers came in faster and faster while you tried to defend your base. With experience you could learn their tactics and get pretty adept at stopping them. For today’s enterprise IT staff, consumer-grade IoT devices must certainly feel like those space invaders of old.
There’s good news and bad news about these new creatures in the enterprise. The good news is that they don’t start with mal-intent and can be profiled well enough to confine their activity. The bad news is that they’re coming in waves, often slipping under the radar, and the consequences can be much bigger than getting blasted and placing a few more quarters in the slot.
To help enterprise IT staff deal with this new wave we released “The Enterprise IoT Security Checklist: Best Practices for Securing Consumer-Grade IoT in the Enterprise” today, outlining best practices for securing consumer-grade IoT in the enterprise. The Checklist includes ten actions, based roughly in chronological order from purchase, through installation, to ongoing support, meant to raise awareness of the common vulnerabilities presented by these devices and how to address them.
Many of these Continue reading
The security product exposes an API to accept workload context from container orchestration systems.
The SD-storage vendor will invest the funding in its multi-cloud controller software, which it plans to launch commercially later this year.
Summary: VMware AppDefense continues to advance with new capabilities, new partnerships, international expansion, and increasing customer adoption
As worldwide spending on IT security continues to climb, the odds of falling victim to a data breach have risen to 1 in 4. Despite a multitude of security products on the market and large budgets to purchase them, businesses are not significantly safer. The commoditization of cyber crime has made it possible for virtually anyone with a computer to launch a sophisticated attack against a company and new attacks are being developed every day. This means the continued focus on chasing threats remains relatively ineffective to stamping out the broader challenges facing IT security.
This is a scary prospect for CISOs who are faced with securing the applications and data living in increasingly dynamic, distributed IT environments. And as more businesses embrace modern, agile application development processes, the problem of implementing security at the speed of the business is exacerbated – security is often seen as an obstacle to progress.
We created VMware AppDefense to address these very issues, with a unique approach that leverages the virtualization layer to protect applications by “ensuring good” rather than “chasing bad”. AppDefense leverages VMware’s Continue reading
In this video, see how Tony Fortunato solved problems that cropped up when deploying a Cisco 2851 ISR as a DNS proxy.
A while ago I did an interview about programmable infrastructure that got published as an article in mid-March. As you might expect, my main message was “technology will never save you unless you change your processes to adapt to its benefits.”
Hope you’ll enjoy it!
The Azure Sphere technology includes a thumbnail-sized micro-controller unit, a Linux-based operating system, and a cloud-based security service.
SDN and NFV are a reality today, but is it the reality that the industry wanted? It's up to the SDN community to set realistic expectations and be candid about the challenges.