The document provides an overview of Novell Cloud Security Services (NCSS). NCSS allows organizations to extend their internal identity and security policies to manage a multi-SaaS environment consistently. It discusses how NCSS works, including its architecture and deployment options for small, medium, and large implementations. NCSS uses security brokers and a secure bridge to connect enterprises to SaaS applications while enforcing consistent identity management policies.
Implementing Process Controls and Risk Management with Novell Compliance Mana...Novell
The document discusses Novell's Compliance Management Platform and its extension for SAP environments. The platform provides integrated identity and security management through components like Identity Vault, Identity Manager, Sentinel, and Access Manager. The extension for SAP includes tools like a Role Mapping Administrator and enhanced SAP drivers. It aims to develop synergies between Identity Manager and SAP BusinessObjects Access Control for improved provisioning, access control, risk analysis, and monitoring capabilities. Three scenarios are presented showing how provisioning and access control can be integrated between the solutions.
How to Implement Cloud Security: The Nuts and Bolts of Novell Cloud Security ...Novell
This session will help you understand what cloud security is and how to implement it in your enterprise. It will discuss the technical aspects of cloud security and how we can help you secure the cloud while ensuring sensitive information always remains behind the firewall.
110531 newlease heads in the clouds feet on the ground v2.0 (partner ready) ...New Lease
The document discusses Microsoft's cloud computing strategy and services. It highlights that Microsoft has 14,000 SPLA partners, that 96% of its revenue comes from partners, and that it has offered cloud services for over 10 years. It also provides an overview of Microsoft's infrastructure and platform services, including Software as a Service, Platform as a Service, and Infrastructure as a Service offerings. Finally, it discusses Microsoft's datacenter strategy and evolution towards modular pre-assembled components to improve scalability, sustainability and time to market.
What an Enterprise Should Look for in a Cloud ProviderNovell
This session will address the security and compliance aspects that an enterprise should insist on from a cloud provider. The mechanisms for cloud annexation that provide security and compliance will be described and the architecture of Novell Cloud Security Service will be presented. Presenters will emphasize the contribution that Novell Cloud Security Service makes to intelligent workload management because of cloud security and compliance.
This document discusses building confidence in cloud security. It outlines challenges in cloud computing like loss of physical controls and new attack surfaces. It proposes making cloud security equal to or better than traditional enterprise security by securing connections, applications/data/traffic, and devices. The document also discusses extending security policies to virtualized and private clouds and providing visibility and control across cloud infrastructures. Finally, it discusses McAfee's datacenter security solutions for servers, virtual machines, and databases.
Applying Novell Identity Manager to Your Everyday ProblemsNovell
The document discusses Novell Identity Manager and its web services capabilities. It provides an overview of the Identity Manager architecture, including its event-based system and use of connectors. It then describes the various identity web services available, including provisioning, role management, password management, and others. It also demonstrates how to enable the test pages for these services and discusses implementing custom identity services using workflows.
RightScale Webinar: Compliance in the CloudRightScale
In this webinar we will demonstrate the combined power of RightScale and Logicworks, and how to achieve security compliance standards in the cloud. Learn about Logicworks’ approach to compliance from a business level perspective and how to use RightScale to manage servers in compliant environments.
In this webinar, we’ll discuss:
- Business objectives that drive compliance in the public IaaS cloud
- The fundamentals of both PCI and HIPAA compliance
- A case example that demonstrates compliance applied to the Logicworks environment build model
We will conclude with an assessment of how to satisfy both the technical and business level objectives at your organization. This webinar will give you a greater understanding of how compliance needs can be met in the cloud.
Implementing Process Controls and Risk Management with Novell Compliance Mana...Novell
The document discusses Novell's Compliance Management Platform and its extension for SAP environments. The platform provides integrated identity and security management through components like Identity Vault, Identity Manager, Sentinel, and Access Manager. The extension for SAP includes tools like a Role Mapping Administrator and enhanced SAP drivers. It aims to develop synergies between Identity Manager and SAP BusinessObjects Access Control for improved provisioning, access control, risk analysis, and monitoring capabilities. Three scenarios are presented showing how provisioning and access control can be integrated between the solutions.
How to Implement Cloud Security: The Nuts and Bolts of Novell Cloud Security ...Novell
This session will help you understand what cloud security is and how to implement it in your enterprise. It will discuss the technical aspects of cloud security and how we can help you secure the cloud while ensuring sensitive information always remains behind the firewall.
110531 newlease heads in the clouds feet on the ground v2.0 (partner ready) ...New Lease
The document discusses Microsoft's cloud computing strategy and services. It highlights that Microsoft has 14,000 SPLA partners, that 96% of its revenue comes from partners, and that it has offered cloud services for over 10 years. It also provides an overview of Microsoft's infrastructure and platform services, including Software as a Service, Platform as a Service, and Infrastructure as a Service offerings. Finally, it discusses Microsoft's datacenter strategy and evolution towards modular pre-assembled components to improve scalability, sustainability and time to market.
What an Enterprise Should Look for in a Cloud ProviderNovell
This session will address the security and compliance aspects that an enterprise should insist on from a cloud provider. The mechanisms for cloud annexation that provide security and compliance will be described and the architecture of Novell Cloud Security Service will be presented. Presenters will emphasize the contribution that Novell Cloud Security Service makes to intelligent workload management because of cloud security and compliance.
This document discusses building confidence in cloud security. It outlines challenges in cloud computing like loss of physical controls and new attack surfaces. It proposes making cloud security equal to or better than traditional enterprise security by securing connections, applications/data/traffic, and devices. The document also discusses extending security policies to virtualized and private clouds and providing visibility and control across cloud infrastructures. Finally, it discusses McAfee's datacenter security solutions for servers, virtual machines, and databases.
Applying Novell Identity Manager to Your Everyday ProblemsNovell
The document discusses Novell Identity Manager and its web services capabilities. It provides an overview of the Identity Manager architecture, including its event-based system and use of connectors. It then describes the various identity web services available, including provisioning, role management, password management, and others. It also demonstrates how to enable the test pages for these services and discusses implementing custom identity services using workflows.
RightScale Webinar: Compliance in the CloudRightScale
In this webinar we will demonstrate the combined power of RightScale and Logicworks, and how to achieve security compliance standards in the cloud. Learn about Logicworks’ approach to compliance from a business level perspective and how to use RightScale to manage servers in compliant environments.
In this webinar, we’ll discuss:
- Business objectives that drive compliance in the public IaaS cloud
- The fundamentals of both PCI and HIPAA compliance
- A case example that demonstrates compliance applied to the Logicworks environment build model
We will conclude with an assessment of how to satisfy both the technical and business level objectives at your organization. This webinar will give you a greater understanding of how compliance needs can be met in the cloud.
Not all SOA Gateways are created equal. Each one behaves differently, which can affect your total cost of ownership, and more importantly, the success of your project.
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Session Delivery Networks for the EnterpriseAcmePacket
This document provides an overview of session delivery networks and how they address business needs through solutions like SIP trunking, support for remote workers, video conferencing, unified communications, and contact centers. It describes the components of Acme Packet's session delivery network, including session border controllers, application session controllers, and interactive session recorders. It also discusses key applications these solutions enable and market drivers like cost reduction, productivity improvements, and risk mitigation.
Novell Success Stories: Collaboration in GovernmentNovell
Novell provides collaboration software solutions that help government agencies increase productivity and reduce costs. The document discusses three government agency case studies that implemented Novell solutions including Open Enterprise Server, GroupWise, and Teaming. The implementations helped consolidate servers, reduce travel expenses, improve collaboration, and lower licensing and support costs compared to other vendors like Microsoft.
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The document provides an overview of how service provider ACS delivers cloud computing services using Novell solutions. It discusses ACS's enterprise cloud business and architecture, including their AMP 2.0 delivery and management platform. The agenda includes background on cloud computing, an overview of ACS's cloud services, a review of their AMP 2.0 delivery platform and architecture, and a demonstration.
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Securing Your Cloud Applications with Novell Cloud Security ServiceNovell
As your company considers moving toward the cloud either by adopting more Software-as-a-Service applications or other cloud services, the complexity and management of security policies and identities increase. Learn how you can manage a multi-SaaS environment to consistently enforce your internal identity and policy roles in the cloud. Leverage your existing identity infrastructure to enable single sign-on, access the right resources and receive audit logs from the cloud
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HP CloudSystem Enterprise is a turnkey cloud platform for enterprises and service providers. It provides a self-service portal and unified management across private, public and hybrid clouds. The platform automates lifecycle management from application deployment to infrastructure provisioning. It offers compelling ROI through lower costs compared to public cloud alternatives like Amazon EC2, while providing security, flexibility and control. HP CloudSystem Enterprise allows organizations to build new cloud services easily and securely consume both on-premises and off-premises resources.
The document provides an overview and briefing of HP Business Service Management 9.1 for Latin America. It discusses top IT trends for 2012 such as reducing costs, cloud adoption, and mobile computing. It then summarizes HP solutions for application performance management, systems management, network management, and service intelligence that provide real-time monitoring, analytics, and automation capabilities across physical, virtual, private and public cloud environments. The solutions leverage a run-time service model and universal event correlation to help customers achieve operational excellence in today's dynamic IT environments.
This document discusses how System Center provides an integrated platform for managing applications, services, and infrastructure across physical, virtual, and cloud environments. It allows for:
1) Standardizing application deployment using templates to ensure consistent configurations.
2) Creating cloud abstractions that allow resources to be managed across different virtualization platforms from Microsoft, VMware, and Citrix.
3) Providing flexibility through delegation and control by allowing administrators to delegate self-service access and control utilization of cloud resources.
This document summarizes Layer 7 Technologies' SecureSpan solution for providing security, monitoring, and governance for services inside and outside the enterprise, including in the cloud. It discusses how SecureSpan uses centralized policy enforcement and monitoring to ensure reliability, compliance, and quality of service for services. It also explains how SecureSpan provides flexibility in deployment, interoperability with other solutions, and the ability to rapidly change policies without code changes.
This document discusses securing and governing APIs for cloud services. It notes that API security and governance is a bigger issue than just individual technical challenges, and should include common practices across authorization, authentication, logging, auditing, reporting, version control, and policy enforcement. The document proposes using a Layer 7 gateway to provide a centralized API and SOA governance layer to address these issues at scale for cloud services.
HP Business Service Management (BSM) provides IT operational analytics and intelligence to help customers address challenges in increasingly complex IT environments. It offers consolidated visibility, operational analytics, and end-to-end coverage across applications, systems, networks, and other infrastructure elements. BSM uses a combination of components like the Service Health Dashboard, Event Management, and Dynamic Service Model to help reduce costs, minimize business impact, and increase service availability for customers.
Jan Jackman Cloud as a Platform for Business Innovation and GrowthMauricio Godoy
1) IBM's next generation cloud computing platform promises to drive business transformation, innovation, and growth by providing flexible, agile, and easy to use cloud services at a low cost.
2) The platform offers two tiers of cloud services - one for developing and deploying new applications quickly and at low usage-based pricing, and another for migrating traditional applications with higher availability and managed services.
3) IBM's cloud platform aims to help businesses address key workloads like application development, collaboration, storage, and mobile enhancement through a combination of IBM-delivered and partner-provided cloud services and applications.
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Session Delivery Networks for the EnterpriseAcmePacket
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Novell Success Stories: Collaboration in GovernmentNovell
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The document provides an overview of how service provider ACS delivers cloud computing services using Novell solutions. It discusses ACS's enterprise cloud business and architecture, including their AMP 2.0 delivery and management platform. The agenda includes background on cloud computing, an overview of ACS's cloud services, a review of their AMP 2.0 delivery platform and architecture, and a demonstration.
The document discusses how cloud licensing is revolutionizing traditional licensing models. It describes how cloud licensing allows for continuous, usage-based monetization through features like auto-activation and updates from a connected backend. This enables new licensing approaches like post-paid usage billing and harnessing usage data for customer intelligence. The document also discusses hybrid licensing approaches and how Sentinel Cloud Services provides a solution for feature-based provisioning, usage control, and analytics to support flexible cloud licensing.
Securing Your Cloud Applications with Novell Cloud Security ServiceNovell
As your company considers moving toward the cloud either by adopting more Software-as-a-Service applications or other cloud services, the complexity and management of security policies and identities increase. Learn how you can manage a multi-SaaS environment to consistently enforce your internal identity and policy roles in the cloud. Leverage your existing identity infrastructure to enable single sign-on, access the right resources and receive audit logs from the cloud
This document discusses security challenges in cloud computing architectures. It outlines Oracle's approach to securing private, hybrid, and public clouds through comprehensive identity and access management, database security defenses in depth, and automated compliance reporting. The presentation addresses how Oracle solutions can help customers securely adopt cloud models while meeting regulatory requirements.
Security & Virtualization in the Data CenterCisco Russia
The document discusses security and virtualization in the data center. It covers virtual network security services like the Nexus 1000V virtual switch and Virtual Security Gateway (VSG) which provide network segmentation, security policies, and firewall inspection for virtual machines. It also discusses the virtualized ASA (ASAv) firewall which provides firewall capabilities as a virtual appliance. The document emphasizes maintaining security controls as the data center architecture evolves to be more virtualized.
NIC 2013 - Configure and Deploy Private CloudKristian Nese
This document discusses configuring and deploying a private cloud using Microsoft technologies. It begins with an introduction to cloud computing concepts like deployment models, service models, and characteristics of cloud computing. It then discusses considerations for building a private cloud with Windows Server 2012, including high availability, scalability, storage, networking, security, automation, and manageability. The bulk of the document focuses on using System Center 2012 SP1 to configure and deploy a private cloud infrastructure with Virtual Machine Manager, including creating a Hyper-V cluster from bare metal servers and constructing a private cloud with pooled, abstracted resources. It also discusses life cycle management of cloud services, monitoring applications across public and private clouds, and demonstrates creating private clouds and services in V
HP CloudSystem Enterprise is a turnkey cloud platform for enterprises and service providers. It provides a self-service portal and unified management across private, public and hybrid clouds. The platform automates lifecycle management from application deployment to infrastructure provisioning. It offers compelling ROI through lower costs compared to public cloud alternatives like Amazon EC2, while providing security, flexibility and control. HP CloudSystem Enterprise allows organizations to build new cloud services easily and securely consume both on-premises and off-premises resources.
The document provides an overview and briefing of HP Business Service Management 9.1 for Latin America. It discusses top IT trends for 2012 such as reducing costs, cloud adoption, and mobile computing. It then summarizes HP solutions for application performance management, systems management, network management, and service intelligence that provide real-time monitoring, analytics, and automation capabilities across physical, virtual, private and public cloud environments. The solutions leverage a run-time service model and universal event correlation to help customers achieve operational excellence in today's dynamic IT environments.
This document discusses how System Center provides an integrated platform for managing applications, services, and infrastructure across physical, virtual, and cloud environments. It allows for:
1) Standardizing application deployment using templates to ensure consistent configurations.
2) Creating cloud abstractions that allow resources to be managed across different virtualization platforms from Microsoft, VMware, and Citrix.
3) Providing flexibility through delegation and control by allowing administrators to delegate self-service access and control utilization of cloud resources.
This document summarizes Layer 7 Technologies' SecureSpan solution for providing security, monitoring, and governance for services inside and outside the enterprise, including in the cloud. It discusses how SecureSpan uses centralized policy enforcement and monitoring to ensure reliability, compliance, and quality of service for services. It also explains how SecureSpan provides flexibility in deployment, interoperability with other solutions, and the ability to rapidly change policies without code changes.
This document discusses securing and governing APIs for cloud services. It notes that API security and governance is a bigger issue than just individual technical challenges, and should include common practices across authorization, authentication, logging, auditing, reporting, version control, and policy enforcement. The document proposes using a Layer 7 gateway to provide a centralized API and SOA governance layer to address these issues at scale for cloud services.
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Jan Jackman Cloud as a Platform for Business Innovation and GrowthMauricio Godoy
1) IBM's next generation cloud computing platform promises to drive business transformation, innovation, and growth by providing flexible, agile, and easy to use cloud services at a low cost.
2) The platform offers two tiers of cloud services - one for developing and deploying new applications quickly and at low usage-based pricing, and another for migrating traditional applications with higher availability and managed services.
3) IBM's cloud platform aims to help businesses address key workloads like application development, collaboration, storage, and mobile enhancement through a combination of IBM-delivered and partner-provided cloud services and applications.
For years enterprises have invested in identity, privacy and threat protection technologies to guard their information and communication from attack, theft or compromise. The growth in SaaS and IaaS usage however introduces the need to secure information and communication that spans the enterprise and cloud. This presentation will look at approaches for extending existing enterprise security investments into the cloud without significant cost or complexity.
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Projecting Enterprise Security Requirements on the CloudScientia Groups
The presentation discussed enterprise security risks and requirements when projecting workloads to the cloud. It identified seven main risks, including insecure APIs, logical multi-tenancy issues, data protection, and lack of access controls. It noted that enterprises have direct control over some risks but little control over others like multi-tenancy and provider threats. The presentation explored cloud access models using brokers to provide a single entry point and normalize credentials and policies. It also described using a virtual gateway to secure access to private and public clouds through protocols, load balancing, and token generation.
The document discusses cloud computing and platforms as a service (PaaS). It notes that PaaS can provide departments their own isolated environments while sharing hardware resources, reducing costs. Multi-tenancy in PaaS faces challenges around data and logic isolation, and security. Techniques for data isolation include separate databases/schemas and views, while access security uses trusted connections and secure database objects.
The document discusses cloud computing and platforms as a service (PaaS). It notes that PaaS can provide departments their own isolated environments while sharing hardware resources, reducing costs. Multi-tenancy in PaaS faces challenges around data and logic isolation, and security. Techniques for data isolation include separate databases/schemas and views, while access security uses trusted connections and secure database objects.
Building and Managing Cloud Applications and InfrastructureDarren Cunningham
While service-based infrastructure can improve TCO and streamline IT management, it also presents some challenges that need to be met head-on. How do you ensure your data is secure in transit and available when you need it? How do you manage and communicate with your infrastructure? How do you enable service quality metrics and disaster recovery? And, how do you integrate data from legacy systems with data from web-based systems? Join AT&T and Informatica as they share their experience in building and managing cloud applications and infrastructure.
Making of a Successful Cloud Business:
Current Status & Future Requirements
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Infosys Technologies Limited
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Journey to the cloud- A practical approach (November 7, 2012 Innovation Dinner)itnewsafrica
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This document discusses how a large Asian low-cost airline migrated their web frontend to AWS public cloud to gain scalability. During quarterly sales promotions, the airline's website would go down within minutes due to a surge in traffic that exceeded their existing infrastructure capacity. By using AWS, the airline was able to automatically provision over 60 servers within 25 minutes before each promotion to handle the increased load. This improved site availability and helped convert more customers, while reducing promotion infrastructure costs by 40%. After each promotion, the extra infrastructure was turned off to avoid unnecessary costs.
This document provides an overview of best practices for running Microsoft workloads on AWS. It discusses:
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- Using familiar Windows services like Active Directory, SQL Server, and SharePoint on the AWS platform
- New AWS services that simplify deploying and managing Windows workloads at scale, like Elastic Beanstalk and Relational Database Service
- Networking and security features like VPC, security groups, and IAM policies that help secure Windows workloads on AWS
- Licensing options for Windows and SQL Server on AWS like SPLA licensing and license mobility
HR in the cloud is a growing trend, with market forces pushing HR systems and processes to software-as-a-service (SaaS) models. However, SaaS alone does not address the need to outsource routine transaction processing and call center support. While SaaS solutions continue gaining traction, acquisitions by large vendors are also consolidating the market. Considerations for buyers include verifying capabilities for global payroll, integration, mobile access, and reducing customizations versus outsourcing transaction processing and help desk support through an HR business process outsourcing provider.
2010 Software Licensing and Pricing Survey Results and 2011 PredictionsFlexera
2010 Software Licensing and Pricing Survey Results and 2011 Predictions by Amy Konary, Director, Software Pricing and Licensing, IDC
Presented at SoftSummit 2010
1) Enterprises are increasingly adopting cloud technologies like AWS to gain agility, reduce costs, and extend their datacenters.
2) Many enterprises are deploying enterprise applications from vendors like Microsoft, Oracle, SAP, and IBM on AWS to take advantage of the flexibility of the cloud.
3) Agility and reduced costs have become the main drivers for enterprise adoption of cloud technologies today.
Smartronix - Building Secure Applications on the AWS CloudAmazon Web Services
Smartronix specializes in cybersecurity, infrastructure services, and application development. They are an AWS partner and have over 50 AWS specialists. They have experience migrating large government websites to AWS, including Treasury.gov and Recovery.gov. When building applications on AWS, security is a shared responsibility between AWS and the customer. AWS is responsible for security of the cloud infrastructure, while customers are responsible for security in their operating systems, applications, network configuration and more. Smartronix can help customers implement security best practices and leverage AWS security features.
This document discusses identity and security in discontinuous cloud infrastructure. It outlines an agenda covering what identity means in the cloud, cloud security models from an identity and access management perspective, and how security models relate to compliance. The document also discusses how cloud, security and identity intersect, the transition from identity in the cloud to cloud identity, and the opportunity around identity in the cloud.
Compliance and Governance Through Complex Entitlement ManagementNoam Bunder
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Choosing Your Windows Azure Platform Strategydrmarcustillett
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Virtual Appliances: Simplifying Application Deployment and Accelerating Your ...Novell
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How to Implement Cloud Security: The Nuts and Bolts of Novell Cloud Security Service
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