21st Century Threats Demand 21st Century Security Approaches

Welcome to the golden age of hacking. This is the reality that businesses operate in today. An amalgamation of legacy and new technology systems and processes, traditional approaches to information security, and explosion of growth in data collection is pushing enterprises to a breaking point. Hardly a week goes by without news of a data breach discovery — often one where attackers have had access for a long period of time. Targeted attacks and advanced threats are becoming the norm. Stakeholders from across the enterprise are tuning in and recognize that data protection is paramount, yet security leaders continue to face challenges adapting to today’s threats, protecting their data, and articulating the value of security investments.

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Best Practices for Public Cloud Security

Your IT security team will be your key partner in protecting the cloud, provided they understand the importance of your developers’ time-to-value. Work with your security team to understand the unique challenges of cloud security, especially in the con…

How Will SSL VPN Survive in The Mobile Era?

SSL VPN has been a key technology for mobile workforces for over a decade now, but as the market moves forward, will it continue to be? As new challenges of the modern workforce confront IT providers, SSL VPN technologies will need to make changes in o…

JUnit Tutorial for Unit Testing

A unit can be a function, a class, a package, or a subsystem. So, the term unit testing refers to the practice of testing such small units of your code, so as to ensure that they work as expected. For example, we can test whether an output is what we e…

How Will SSL VPN Survive in The Mobile Era?

SSL VPN has been a key technology for mobile workforces for over a decade now, but as the market moves forward, will it continue to be? As new challenges of the modern workforce confront IT providers, SSL VPN technologies will need to make changes in o…

Infrastructure Performance Visibility for Cloud

The ongoing adoption and consumption of cloud services presents unique performance monitoring challenges for IT departments. Whether organizations are automating the provisioning of virtual machines, networks and storage in a private cloud, migrating enterprise applications to a public cloud, or leveraging the growing set of Software, Platform, or Infrastructure as a Service models, they need performance monitoring platforms that support the journey to the cloud.

IT departments lose direct control of – and visibility over – the assets comprising the services. So, how do they monitor the performance of these services?

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