The document discusses data management challenges facing organizations and how Veritas provides a holistic solution. It summarizes challenges like poor data visibility, security risks from uncontrolled data, and high storage costs. Veritas offers unified data protection, availability, and insights capabilities. Protection capabilities include backup and recovery at scale across environments. Availability ensures predictable uptime through high availability and disaster recovery. Insights provide data visualization, classification, and compliance reporting to target and act on data. In summary, Veritas is a leading data management company that addresses organizations' data challenges with integrated solutions.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on cloud computing in healthcare. It includes summaries of three speakers: John Reza discusses cloud computing benefits for healthcare payers, providers, and PBMs; Noelia Torres defines infrastructure as a service (IaaS), platform as a service (PaaS), and software as a service (SaaS) and provides examples; and Chris Dauw discusses how platform as a service can be used to develop applications and provide two use case examples, one for Coca-Cola and one for clinical trial management. The document also includes an agenda for the presentation and brief biographies of the three speakers.
Cloud Services: Resolving the Trust vs. Uptake ParadoxcVidya Networks
The document summarizes a panel discussion on resolving the paradox between trust and uptake of cloud services. The panel, moderated by Nava Levy of cVidya Networks, includes experts from CSA, TOA Technologies, Salesforce.com, RSA, and cVidya Networks. They will discuss the roots of the trust vs uptake paradox, trust issues providers must address, and whether it presents an opportunity or threat. The goal is to understand customer security and data concerns and how addressing them can drive cloud adoption.
The document discusses technology trends for 2012, including Gartner's top 10 strategic technologies and trends according to their annual report. It then outlines the top 8 trends for Thailand in 2012, with speakers covering each one. These include business continuity planning in response to recent flooding, cloud computing and opportunities it provides, the growth of tablets and mobile applications, and predictive analytics. The presentation concludes with an overview of Thailand's top technology trends for 2012.
This document presents a secure and practical method for outsourcing linear programming computations to the cloud. It discusses transforming the original linear programming problem submitted by the customer into an encrypted form before sending to the cloud for computation. The cloud provider returns both the solution and a verification key. The customer can then decrypt the solution and use the verification key to check that the solution is correct. The proposal aims to provide privacy for the customer's input and output data while also enabling the customer to verify the accuracy of the computation results from the cloud provider.
The document discusses breakthroughs in information technology that can make cities smarter. It describes how sensors, networks, and data analytics can provide insights that improve outcomes across various city systems, including transportation, energy, water, and public safety. The core idea is that digital and physical systems are converging, allowing cities to leverage data to develop insight and wisdom. Examples are provided of cities using these technologies to monitor infrastructure in real-time, predict problems, and better coordinate resources.
Trends in Data Lifecycle Management and Information GovernanceBryant Bell
The document discusses trends in data lifecycle management and information governance. It covers the traditional data lifecycle model and introduces a new model to address current trends. Some of the key trends discussed include the growth of IoT data, mobile/social/cloud/analytics technologies, and more applications generating data. It is recommended that organizations develop policies to better support access to data, enact orphaned data policies, consolidate data repositories to eliminate silos, and begin decommissioning legacy applications.
The document discusses data management challenges facing organizations and how Veritas provides a holistic solution. It summarizes challenges like poor data visibility, security risks from uncontrolled data, and high storage costs. Veritas offers unified data protection, availability, and insights capabilities. Protection capabilities include backup and recovery at scale across environments. Availability ensures predictable uptime through high availability and disaster recovery. Insights provide data visualization, classification, and compliance reporting to target and act on data. In summary, Veritas is a leading data management company that addresses organizations' data challenges with integrated solutions.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on cloud computing in healthcare. It includes summaries of three speakers: John Reza discusses cloud computing benefits for healthcare payers, providers, and PBMs; Noelia Torres defines infrastructure as a service (IaaS), platform as a service (PaaS), and software as a service (SaaS) and provides examples; and Chris Dauw discusses how platform as a service can be used to develop applications and provide two use case examples, one for Coca-Cola and one for clinical trial management. The document also includes an agenda for the presentation and brief biographies of the three speakers.
Cloud Services: Resolving the Trust vs. Uptake ParadoxcVidya Networks
The document summarizes a panel discussion on resolving the paradox between trust and uptake of cloud services. The panel, moderated by Nava Levy of cVidya Networks, includes experts from CSA, TOA Technologies, Salesforce.com, RSA, and cVidya Networks. They will discuss the roots of the trust vs uptake paradox, trust issues providers must address, and whether it presents an opportunity or threat. The goal is to understand customer security and data concerns and how addressing them can drive cloud adoption.
The document discusses technology trends for 2012, including Gartner's top 10 strategic technologies and trends according to their annual report. It then outlines the top 8 trends for Thailand in 2012, with speakers covering each one. These include business continuity planning in response to recent flooding, cloud computing and opportunities it provides, the growth of tablets and mobile applications, and predictive analytics. The presentation concludes with an overview of Thailand's top technology trends for 2012.
This document presents a secure and practical method for outsourcing linear programming computations to the cloud. It discusses transforming the original linear programming problem submitted by the customer into an encrypted form before sending to the cloud for computation. The cloud provider returns both the solution and a verification key. The customer can then decrypt the solution and use the verification key to check that the solution is correct. The proposal aims to provide privacy for the customer's input and output data while also enabling the customer to verify the accuracy of the computation results from the cloud provider.
The document discusses breakthroughs in information technology that can make cities smarter. It describes how sensors, networks, and data analytics can provide insights that improve outcomes across various city systems, including transportation, energy, water, and public safety. The core idea is that digital and physical systems are converging, allowing cities to leverage data to develop insight and wisdom. Examples are provided of cities using these technologies to monitor infrastructure in real-time, predict problems, and better coordinate resources.
Trends in Data Lifecycle Management and Information GovernanceBryant Bell
The document discusses trends in data lifecycle management and information governance. It covers the traditional data lifecycle model and introduces a new model to address current trends. Some of the key trends discussed include the growth of IoT data, mobile/social/cloud/analytics technologies, and more applications generating data. It is recommended that organizations develop policies to better support access to data, enact orphaned data policies, consolidate data repositories to eliminate silos, and begin decommissioning legacy applications.
It staff augmentation before and after covid 19Katy Slemon
Have a look at this infographic blog post to understand how IT staff augmentation services have transformed lifestyle and work patterns before and after COVID- 19.
IT-AAC Defense IT Reform Report to the Sec 809 PanelJohn Weiler
Today, 1/12/17, the IT-AAC briefed the Panel on Streamlining and Codifying Acquisition Regulations (NDAA Sec 809). These recommendations are the results of an 8 year study that included the review of over 40 major studies, over 40 leadership workshops, and root cause analysis of over 40 major IT program failures.
The 10 most trusted networking and security solution providersMerry D'souza
Any system that provides its user with a reasonable degree of protection again real or perceived threats, physical attacks, unwanted intrusion, disrupted operations, fires & thefts come under “Security System”. With the market flooded with a variety of security products; choosing the best-fitted solution for the customer is the biggest challenge today.
Research from EMA shows that most organizations benefit from their use of automation tools, but some are successful at more than just improved productivity and a reduction in errors. The most successful organizations create a culture of automation and get the most out of the tools they use.
These slides—based on the webinar featuring Dan Twing, President and COO of leading IT research firm EMA--outline what traits set the successful organizations apart from the less successful ones, as well as:
- How organizations organize the scheduling function and the teams that manage the workload automation software
- The sources of budgets and authority, and the extent of evangelizing automation
- The ongoing impact of increasing use of multi-cloud resources as more legacy production work is moved to cloud infrastructures
Digital Transformation in the Cloud: What They Don’t Always Tell You [2020]Tudor Damian
The payoff of successful Digital Transformation can be essential for companies engaged in highly-competitive markets. Almost every business decision requires executives and managers to balance risk and reward, and efficiency in that process is essential to an enterprise’s success.
With the emergence of the Cloud, IT risk has suffered yet another radical transformation. The past couple of years have also brought along new vulnerabilities, exploits, and attack methods, as well as new data privacy requirements such as the GDPR. While all of these things require significant changes to any existing processes and tools, they mostly require a different approach when catering to people's IT security awareness, especially when moving to the Cloud.
Based on real-life projects and experience from recent years, this session provides a quick insight into the role that the Cloud plays within Digital Transformation initiatives, touching on challenges companies usually face when dealing with governance, security, change management & cost-control. Examples and case studies included.
This document discusses how most enterprise IT organizations are not yet ready to implement an internal cloud computing environment, despite the appeal of cloud computing. It explains that true cloud computing requires standardized, automated, and self-service delivery of IT capabilities on a pay-per-use model. However, most enterprises have only partially virtualized their environments and lack the operational maturity and standardization needed. The document provides recommendations for how enterprises can become more cloud-ready over time or start with smaller internal cloud projects until their operations mature.
The Cloud! Oh how we love this IT catchword!
Yet many IT professionals still find themselves wondering what exactly it can do for their unique enterprise. Sure it offers agility, flexibility and cost savings, but how about seeing it in action in today’s businesses?
In this exclusive resource, check out real-world, surprising cloud computing observations on the following topics:
How IT departments are actively employing these services
The reactions to both public and private cloud initiatives
What the cloud means for future IT decisions
And more
Virtela is the world's largest independent managed network, security, and technology services company. It offers secure global networking, faster application response times, and 24/7 support through its unique model that integrates best-of-breed technologies and networks in over 190 countries. Virtela's Enterprise Services Cloud is a cloud architecture built for enterprise networking, security, and mobility that delivers better alternatives to traditional carrier services.
This document discusses and dispels several myths about cloud computing. It explains that cloud computing provides robust security measures to protect data and applications. It argues that critical applications can be securely deployed in the cloud through efficient roadmaps and automation. The document also explains that cloud computing often provides better performance than on-premise data centers through scalability, redundancy, and auto-scaling of resources.
Microsoft Core Infrastructure Overviewjessiethe3rd
The document discusses optimizing core IT infrastructure through standardization, rationalization, and dynamic capabilities. It outlines challenges faced by IT departments and how optimized infrastructure can provide business insights, control, productivity and growth. Key areas of infrastructure optimization include identity and access management, desktop and device management, data protection and recovery, and security and networking. Standardizing and automating infrastructure management can significantly reduce costs while improving IT efficiency.
Older content - but was used for a presentation with the Institute for the Entrepreneur to demonstration what businesses should be looking for at a minimum when it comes to their technology.
Women in Technology Leadership Latest IT news In mid-March of last year, the World Health Organization officially declared the world was facing a pandemic, and countries rushed to enact measures to stem the spread. A popular measure to combat the pandemic was switching companies to remote work. However, with little time to make the transition, many companies had no time to enact proper security measures, leaving them vulnerable to a number of new security risks. One of the most common were attacks against the protocols used by employees to access corporate resources remotely. RDP is perhaps the most popular remote desktop protocol and is used to access Windows or servers. After the switch to remote work, bruteforce attacks against this protocol skyrocketed. In a bruteforce attack, attackers test different usernames and passwords until the correct combination is found-and they gain access to the corporate resources. Over the past year, while the total number of bruteforce attacks has ebbed and flowed, they have continued to increase when compared to pre-pandemic levels. Visit on varindia official site https://www.varindia.com/ to know more. According to Kaspersky’s telemetry, when the world went into lockdown in March 2020, the total number of bruteforce attacks against RDP jumped from 93.1 million worldwide in February 2020 to 277.4 million 2020 in March—a 197 percent increase. The numbers in India went from 1.3 million (1363953) in Feb 2020 to 3.3 million (3301848) in March 2020. From April 2020 onward, monthly attacks never dipped below 300 million, and they reached a new high of 409 million attacks worldwide in November 2020. The highest number of attacks 4.5 million (4586533) in India was recorded in July 2020. In February 2021—nearly one year from the start of the pandemic—there were 377.5 million brute-force attacks—a far cry from the 93.1 million witnessed at the beginning of 2020. India alone witnessed 9.04 million (9048791) attacks in Feb 2021.
The total number of attacks in India from Feb-Dec 2020 was around 37 million (37664893), while the total number of attacks recorded in India during Jan & Feb 2021 are around 15 million (15804209).
Cloud Computing IT Lexicon's Latest Hot SpotTech Mahindra
Oracle aims to support both public and private clouds with a complete portfolio of products. Their strategy includes providing enterprise-grade technology through their PaaS platform and IaaS offerings. Oracle's platform allows customers to build, deploy, and manage applications and services in cloud environments. They are developing their portfolio of applications, middleware, databases, servers, and management tools to enable rich SaaS and cloud solutions.
Increasing Security while Decreasing Costs when Virtualizing In-Scope Servers:HyTrust
This document discusses increasing security when virtualizing servers. It outlines key drivers for building a security framework including virtualizing more securely and with less resources. The document recommends scoping projects carefully, using governance, risk and compliance tools, and following best practices like applying a "zero trust" model. Experts from HyTrust, Qualys, and SANS provide strategies and take questions on virtualization security.
The document discusses a presentation given by Bill Burns, Sr. Manager of Networks & Security at Netflix, to the CISO Executive Forum on February 26, 2012 about Netflix's move to scaling operations in the cloud. The presentation covered Netflix's background and engineering-centric culture, the reasons for moving to the cloud including availability, capacity and agility. It also discussed the information security challenges of running in an IaaS cloud, such as confidentiality, integrity, availability and possession/control of systems. The presentation showed how Netflix addressed these challenges through automation, embedded security controls, and tools like the Simian Army that induce failures to test availability.
Cloud computing is a technology that is rapidly being adopted by companies but also presents significant risks if not properly managed. It involves hosting services and computing resources being provided over the internet on a flexible usage basis. While it offers numerous benefits like reduced costs, increased flexibility and scalability, security and data backups, it also transfers control of IT systems and data to external cloud providers. Risk managers must understand cloud computing and ensure comprehensive risk management plans are in place to address the risks of adopting cloud technologies and transferring control to external providers.
Unified Endpoint Management: Security & Productivity for the Mobile EnterpriseCitrix
For a growing number of IT organizations, the future lies in Unified Endpoint Management (UEM), which combines CMT with EMM (Enterprise Mobility Management) providing a single pane of glass to manage and secure, devices and operating systems, whether laptops, smart phones, tablets or any other device.
This white paper published in 2003, explains the reason why the arbanes Oxley law was passed, and what are the compliance responsibilities facing IT exucitves
It staff augmentation before and after covid 19Katy Slemon
Have a look at this infographic blog post to understand how IT staff augmentation services have transformed lifestyle and work patterns before and after COVID- 19.
IT-AAC Defense IT Reform Report to the Sec 809 PanelJohn Weiler
Today, 1/12/17, the IT-AAC briefed the Panel on Streamlining and Codifying Acquisition Regulations (NDAA Sec 809). These recommendations are the results of an 8 year study that included the review of over 40 major studies, over 40 leadership workshops, and root cause analysis of over 40 major IT program failures.
The 10 most trusted networking and security solution providersMerry D'souza
Any system that provides its user with a reasonable degree of protection again real or perceived threats, physical attacks, unwanted intrusion, disrupted operations, fires & thefts come under “Security System”. With the market flooded with a variety of security products; choosing the best-fitted solution for the customer is the biggest challenge today.
Research from EMA shows that most organizations benefit from their use of automation tools, but some are successful at more than just improved productivity and a reduction in errors. The most successful organizations create a culture of automation and get the most out of the tools they use.
These slides—based on the webinar featuring Dan Twing, President and COO of leading IT research firm EMA--outline what traits set the successful organizations apart from the less successful ones, as well as:
- How organizations organize the scheduling function and the teams that manage the workload automation software
- The sources of budgets and authority, and the extent of evangelizing automation
- The ongoing impact of increasing use of multi-cloud resources as more legacy production work is moved to cloud infrastructures
Digital Transformation in the Cloud: What They Don’t Always Tell You [2020]Tudor Damian
The payoff of successful Digital Transformation can be essential for companies engaged in highly-competitive markets. Almost every business decision requires executives and managers to balance risk and reward, and efficiency in that process is essential to an enterprise’s success.
With the emergence of the Cloud, IT risk has suffered yet another radical transformation. The past couple of years have also brought along new vulnerabilities, exploits, and attack methods, as well as new data privacy requirements such as the GDPR. While all of these things require significant changes to any existing processes and tools, they mostly require a different approach when catering to people's IT security awareness, especially when moving to the Cloud.
Based on real-life projects and experience from recent years, this session provides a quick insight into the role that the Cloud plays within Digital Transformation initiatives, touching on challenges companies usually face when dealing with governance, security, change management & cost-control. Examples and case studies included.
This document discusses how most enterprise IT organizations are not yet ready to implement an internal cloud computing environment, despite the appeal of cloud computing. It explains that true cloud computing requires standardized, automated, and self-service delivery of IT capabilities on a pay-per-use model. However, most enterprises have only partially virtualized their environments and lack the operational maturity and standardization needed. The document provides recommendations for how enterprises can become more cloud-ready over time or start with smaller internal cloud projects until their operations mature.
The Cloud! Oh how we love this IT catchword!
Yet many IT professionals still find themselves wondering what exactly it can do for their unique enterprise. Sure it offers agility, flexibility and cost savings, but how about seeing it in action in today’s businesses?
In this exclusive resource, check out real-world, surprising cloud computing observations on the following topics:
How IT departments are actively employing these services
The reactions to both public and private cloud initiatives
What the cloud means for future IT decisions
And more
Virtela is the world's largest independent managed network, security, and technology services company. It offers secure global networking, faster application response times, and 24/7 support through its unique model that integrates best-of-breed technologies and networks in over 190 countries. Virtela's Enterprise Services Cloud is a cloud architecture built for enterprise networking, security, and mobility that delivers better alternatives to traditional carrier services.
This document discusses and dispels several myths about cloud computing. It explains that cloud computing provides robust security measures to protect data and applications. It argues that critical applications can be securely deployed in the cloud through efficient roadmaps and automation. The document also explains that cloud computing often provides better performance than on-premise data centers through scalability, redundancy, and auto-scaling of resources.
Microsoft Core Infrastructure Overviewjessiethe3rd
The document discusses optimizing core IT infrastructure through standardization, rationalization, and dynamic capabilities. It outlines challenges faced by IT departments and how optimized infrastructure can provide business insights, control, productivity and growth. Key areas of infrastructure optimization include identity and access management, desktop and device management, data protection and recovery, and security and networking. Standardizing and automating infrastructure management can significantly reduce costs while improving IT efficiency.
Older content - but was used for a presentation with the Institute for the Entrepreneur to demonstration what businesses should be looking for at a minimum when it comes to their technology.
Women in Technology Leadership Latest IT news In mid-March of last year, the World Health Organization officially declared the world was facing a pandemic, and countries rushed to enact measures to stem the spread. A popular measure to combat the pandemic was switching companies to remote work. However, with little time to make the transition, many companies had no time to enact proper security measures, leaving them vulnerable to a number of new security risks. One of the most common were attacks against the protocols used by employees to access corporate resources remotely. RDP is perhaps the most popular remote desktop protocol and is used to access Windows or servers. After the switch to remote work, bruteforce attacks against this protocol skyrocketed. In a bruteforce attack, attackers test different usernames and passwords until the correct combination is found-and they gain access to the corporate resources. Over the past year, while the total number of bruteforce attacks has ebbed and flowed, they have continued to increase when compared to pre-pandemic levels. Visit on varindia official site https://www.varindia.com/ to know more. According to Kaspersky’s telemetry, when the world went into lockdown in March 2020, the total number of bruteforce attacks against RDP jumped from 93.1 million worldwide in February 2020 to 277.4 million 2020 in March—a 197 percent increase. The numbers in India went from 1.3 million (1363953) in Feb 2020 to 3.3 million (3301848) in March 2020. From April 2020 onward, monthly attacks never dipped below 300 million, and they reached a new high of 409 million attacks worldwide in November 2020. The highest number of attacks 4.5 million (4586533) in India was recorded in July 2020. In February 2021—nearly one year from the start of the pandemic—there were 377.5 million brute-force attacks—a far cry from the 93.1 million witnessed at the beginning of 2020. India alone witnessed 9.04 million (9048791) attacks in Feb 2021.
The total number of attacks in India from Feb-Dec 2020 was around 37 million (37664893), while the total number of attacks recorded in India during Jan & Feb 2021 are around 15 million (15804209).
Cloud Computing IT Lexicon's Latest Hot SpotTech Mahindra
Oracle aims to support both public and private clouds with a complete portfolio of products. Their strategy includes providing enterprise-grade technology through their PaaS platform and IaaS offerings. Oracle's platform allows customers to build, deploy, and manage applications and services in cloud environments. They are developing their portfolio of applications, middleware, databases, servers, and management tools to enable rich SaaS and cloud solutions.
Increasing Security while Decreasing Costs when Virtualizing In-Scope Servers:HyTrust
This document discusses increasing security when virtualizing servers. It outlines key drivers for building a security framework including virtualizing more securely and with less resources. The document recommends scoping projects carefully, using governance, risk and compliance tools, and following best practices like applying a "zero trust" model. Experts from HyTrust, Qualys, and SANS provide strategies and take questions on virtualization security.
The document discusses a presentation given by Bill Burns, Sr. Manager of Networks & Security at Netflix, to the CISO Executive Forum on February 26, 2012 about Netflix's move to scaling operations in the cloud. The presentation covered Netflix's background and engineering-centric culture, the reasons for moving to the cloud including availability, capacity and agility. It also discussed the information security challenges of running in an IaaS cloud, such as confidentiality, integrity, availability and possession/control of systems. The presentation showed how Netflix addressed these challenges through automation, embedded security controls, and tools like the Simian Army that induce failures to test availability.
Cloud computing is a technology that is rapidly being adopted by companies but also presents significant risks if not properly managed. It involves hosting services and computing resources being provided over the internet on a flexible usage basis. While it offers numerous benefits like reduced costs, increased flexibility and scalability, security and data backups, it also transfers control of IT systems and data to external cloud providers. Risk managers must understand cloud computing and ensure comprehensive risk management plans are in place to address the risks of adopting cloud technologies and transferring control to external providers.
Unified Endpoint Management: Security & Productivity for the Mobile EnterpriseCitrix
For a growing number of IT organizations, the future lies in Unified Endpoint Management (UEM), which combines CMT with EMM (Enterprise Mobility Management) providing a single pane of glass to manage and secure, devices and operating systems, whether laptops, smart phones, tablets or any other device.
This white paper published in 2003, explains the reason why the arbanes Oxley law was passed, and what are the compliance responsibilities facing IT exucitves
This document discusses metrics, measures, and myths related to security metrics. It begins by defining some key terms and presenting quotes emphasizing the importance of measurement. It then addresses five common myths about metrics and emphasizes that metrics should be used to identify opportunities and drive improvement, not to punish people. The document outlines characteristics of good metrics and provides examples of security metrics and key performance indicators. It discusses how metrics can be displayed in dashboards and how monitoring transforms data into useful security information and knowledge.
How to Build a Dynamic Social Media PlanPost Planner
Stop guessing and wasting your time on networks and strategies that don’t work!
Join Rebekah Radice and Katie Lance to learn how to optimize your social networks, the best kept secrets for hot content, top time management tools, and much more!
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Learn BEM fundamentals as fast as possible. What is BEM (Block, element, modifier), BEM syntax, how it works with a real example, etc.
The document discusses how personalization and dynamic content are becoming increasingly important on websites. It notes that 52% of marketers see content personalization as critical and 75% of consumers like it when brands personalize their content. However, personalization can create issues for search engine optimization as dynamic URLs and content are more difficult for search engines to index than static pages. The document provides tips for SEOs to help address these personalization and SEO challenges, such as using static URLs when possible and submitting accurate sitemaps.
PAS: Leveraging IT/OT - Convergence and Developing Effective OT CybersecurityMighty Guides, Inc.
Michael Jacobs recommends three key pieces of advice for a CISO to make an OT/ICS environment more secure:
1. Conduct an accurate inventory of all ICS assets to understand the environment. This can begin with a physical walkthrough and mapping network configurations.
2. Establish good working relationships with OT staff to ensure they take cybersecurity seriously and buy into initiatives.
3. Develop a risk-based threat model to guide prioritized implementation of security controls that address real threats, are practical for the OT environment, and minimize safety and operational risks. Understanding the environment and people is crucial to effective OT security.
The document discusses an interview with David Lillie, the Chief Information Officer of Equinix. It provides background on Lillie and Equinix, describes Equinix's data center business and major customers, discusses cloud computing and how it benefits e-businesses, and considers potential limitations and future changes regarding the internet and mobile commerce.
Hu Yoshida's Point of View: Competing In An Always On WorldHitachi Vantara
The document discusses how businesses need to adapt to constant and rapid changes in technology by embracing a "continuous cloud infrastructure" and "business-defined IT" approach. This involves having an automated, scalable IT infrastructure that is software-defined, virtualized and optimized to meet changing business needs. A continuous cloud infrastructure provides increased agility, automation, security and reliability to help businesses innovate faster, improve productivity and gain a competitive advantage in an "always-on" world of data growth, new technologies and changing customer demands.
EmaxIT International helped Modern Architecture Contracting Company (MACC) take its business and security performance to new heights by migrating its hosting platform and applications to Amazon Web Services (AWS). This consolidated MACC's disparate applications onto a single, highly available and scalable cloud platform. It also automated backups, enhanced security through measures like web application firewalls, and reduced operational costs by 30% while increasing efficiency by 20%. EmaxIT provided fully managed AWS services with 24/7 support.
Cloud Computing - Emerging Opportunities in the CA ProfessionBharath Rao
In the present era, everything runs in the cloud. The development of Cloud computing technology and led to a sharp decrease of Capital Expenditure for industries. It has also led to their solutions being made available everywhere and at any device.
This article provides functional knowledge as to how a Chartered Accountant may provide value addition for the development of Internal Controls that protect the Confidentiality, Integrity, Availabilty and Privacy of the data being used by the Cloud.
With businesses now accelerating their goal to becoming a whole cloud-native interface in the
coming years, with a ground cloud-based disaster recovery strategy, they must also be embedded
within their management plans. Otherwise, every business risks losing vital data and having
its systems, operations, and services shut down by natural and artificial disasters, hardware
failures, power outages, and security risks.
How to Monitor Digital Dependencies Across Your Modern IT StackThousandEyes
The document discusses how to monitor digital dependencies across a modern IT stack. It notes the challenges of enabling digital services across hybrid work locations, networks, cloud infrastructure and more. When issues arise, outages can significantly impact organizations through lost revenue, customer churn and more. The presentation recommends taking a modern operations approach by collecting data across all infrastructure to identify problems, correlating alerts to prioritize issues, and defining workflows to quickly resolve problems. It demonstrates Cisco's ThousandEyes solution for enhancing operations with expanded visibility.
How to Monitor Digital Dependencies Across Your Modern IT StackThousandEyes
The document discusses how to monitor digital dependencies across a modern IT stack. It notes the challenges of enabling digital services across hybrid work locations, networks, cloud infrastructure and more. When issues arise, outages can significantly impact organizations through lost revenue, customer churn and productivity losses. The presentation recommends taking a modern operations approach by collecting data across all infrastructure to identify problems, correlating alerts to prioritize issues, and defining workflows to quickly resolve problems. It demonstrates Cisco's ThousandEyes solution for enhancing operations through expanded visibility across networks and applications.
Value Journal, a monthly news journal from Redington Value Distribution, intends to update the channel on the latest vendor news and Redington Value’s Channel Initiatives.
Key stories from June Edition :
•Hewlett Packard Enterprise Expands HPE GreenLake
•Alibaba Cloud and Redington Boost MEA Technology
Ecosystem
•Cisco Announces New Service Enhancement For XDR And
SASE
•Dell Technologies Announces Planned VMware Spin-Off
•Microsoft-EIU Study Reveals Digital Preparedness Helped
Firms Adapt to COVID-19
•Huawei Releases CloudCampus 3.0 for Fully Wireless Networks
•Forcepoint Acquires Remote Browser Isolation Innovator
Cyberinc
•New Avaya OneCloud CCaaS Features to Enhance Customer
Experiences
•Citrix Research Uncovers New Approach to Security
•Fortinet Unveils New FortiEDR Capabilities
•Mimecast: 61% of Firms were Infected with Ransomware in 2020
•Palo Alto Networks Introduces Complete Zero Trust Network Security
•Software AG Delivers New webMethods Upgrades
•Veeam Accelerates Data Protection Strategies at VeeamON 2021
•Talend: Over a Third of Business Leaders Don’t Use Data for Critical Decisions
Find out why data is the fuel by which organizations make decisions and how intelligent, self-service integration is the key to unlocking your data’s full potential. Also, learn more about Euromoney’s journey to selecting an integration platform, and why they chose SnapLogic.
The document discusses the evolution of data centers from traditional silo-based models to more flexible compute centers. It describes how early data centers had low utilization rates and high costs due to each system being contained separately without sharing resources. Newer hybrid and cloud-based models use virtualization, standardization, and automation to improve efficiency and reduce costs. The document argues that in order to remain competitive, organizations must continue adapting their data center services to new technologies and business needs such as analytics, mobility, and cloud computing. This will involve trends like fabric-based computing, opex models, private clouds, and a focus on security, sustainability, and business services rather than just infrastructure.
Hence, Insights Success has shortlisted, “The 10 Best Performing Managed Security Service Providers 2018” who are aggressively establishing industrial perception towards organizations process management system.
Cw13 cloud computing & big data by ahmed aamerinevitablecloud
The document discusses emerging technologies like cloud computing and big data from a CIO's perspective. It covers topics such as cloud maturity models, challenges of cloud services, and characteristics of big data including the need to capture, correlate, coordinate and corporatize large amounts of data from various sources. The document provides an overview of how new technologies are impacting business and IT experiences.
Value Journal, a monthly news journal from Redington Value Distribution, intends to update the channel on the latest vendor news and Redington Value’s Channel Initiatives.
Key stories from the December Edition:
•Redington Value Announces Strategic Partnerships and Service Offerings
•Microsoft Facilitates Compliance in the Hybrid Work Era
•Cisco Announces All New Webex
•Oracle’s Second-Generation Cloud Region in the UAE Goes Live
•Huawei Outlines New Growth Opportunities with 5G
•New Comcast Business Solution Powered by Aruba Brings Enterprise-Grade Office Connectivity from Home
•Barracuda Acquires Zero Trust Network Access Innovator Fyde
•Citrix Sets New Standard for Digital Workspace Security
•Check Point Software Launches New Cybersecurity Platform
•CrowdStrike Advances Threat Intelligence Offerings with Situational Awareness
•Gartner Recognises Fortinet as Leader in Network Firewalls
•Nutanix Signs Sponsorship Agreement of HPE Digital Life Garage
•Micro Focus Announces CISO Resource to Accelerate Enterprise Resilience
•VMware Unveils the Modern Network Framework for Data Center and Cloud Networking
•Palo Alto Networks Reimagines Data Security with Enterprise
Data Loss Prevention Service
•Freshworks unveils Freshworks CRM
Not so long ago, the only way to access a new application was to install it from a floppy disk.
Prehistory, huh? Now we have the Internet. Anytime. Anywhere. Everywhere: in the office,
at home, in cafés, on the street, even on the beach. We live in a world where we are connected
all the time. This influences our lifestyle, our interests and attitude, it changes the way we work.
This means a whole new era for the software industry. And this era should be called “Cloud”.
“What the hell is cloud computing?” After a year, those infamous words of Oracle CEO Larry Ellison still resonate. The definition of cloud computing is hazy at best, and many companies remain wary of the technology over concerns about infrastructure, security and regulation.
Cloud computing has unique potential to save the enterprise cost, reduce complexity and provide highly available service to the end-user or client. With such compelling benefits, companies should look to understand cloud better—what it is, what it isn’t and what it will be.
In this webinar, Yankee Group analysts Agatha Poon and Camille Mendler define cloud computing and explore the capabilities and challenges of the technology.
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This document provides a summary of Richard Basch's qualifications and experience. He has over 25 years of experience leading IT teams and managing complex projects in various industries. Currently he is a VP and Chief Technical Architect at Goldman Sachs, where he provides architectural oversight for security and identity management technologies. Previously he held IT leadership roles at IBM, Mount Sinai Medical Center, NYU Medical Center, and Lehman Brothers, where he improved operations and reduced costs. He has extensive experience with technologies such as Unix, Linux, databases, networking, and security.
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Rising tide of data velocity and multiplication of IT environment has caused problems to the organizations in holding their market presence. In a bid to outperform competition, and problem organizations need heavy research to get to a feasible solution. To conquer these difficulties, Rolta delivers a range of services which help organizations in building strong IT infrastructure with minimal support costs.
IT and Business solutions through Cloud and Big Data transformation for stron...
Cloud Computing 28 Oct09 Research
1. An ISACA
Emerging Technology
White Paper
Cloud Computing: Business Benefits
With Security, Governance and
Assurance Perspectives
Abstract
Globalization and recent economic pressures have resulted in increased requirements for the availability, scalability and efficiency
of enterprise information technology (IT) solutions. A broad base of business leaders has become increasingly interested in the costs
and the underlying technology used to deliver such solutions because of their growing impact on the bottom line. Many parties claim
that “cloud computing” can help enterprises meet the increased requirements of lower total cost of ownership (TCO), higher return on
investment (ROI), increased efficiency, dynamic provisioning and utility-like pay-as-you-go services. However, many IT professionals
are citing the increased risks associated with trusting information assets to the cloud as something that must be clearly understood and
managed by relevant stakeholders. This paper clarifies what cloud computing is, identifies the services offered in the cloud, and also
examines potential business benefits, risks and assurance considerations.