Jon Oltsik

• research briefs
  Jan 19, 2011

  Research Brief: 2011 Networking Spending Trends

  According to ESG’s 2011 IT spending intentions survey, nearly half of all organizations will increase networking spending in 2011—good news for networking companies like Blue Coat, Cisco, Extreme Networks, F5, HP, Juniper Networks, and Riverbed. Survey respondents’ highest spending priority is network security, followed by network management, WLAN, and IP telephony. Aside from increasing spending on networking technologies, one-third of organizations adding IT staff in 2011 also plan to hire additional network administrators, making networking one of the top five areas of IT hiring need in 2011.

• briefs
  Jan 14, 2011

  Wide Area Application Architecture and Exchange 2010

  Many large organizations are consolidating IT infrastructure into massive data centers to lower costs, but what about application availability and performance?  Massive consolidation can lead to single points of failure which could interrupt service of critical applications. ESG believes that this risk should be addressed by building applications on a Wide Area Application Architecture (WAAA) foundation, spreading applications across multiple data centers.  F5 Networks has already built an enterprise-class WAAA implementation for Exchange 2010 to combine consolidation benefits with high performance and availability.

• News
  Jan 13, 2011

  Army grapples with smartphone security issues -- Defense Systems
• Blogs
  Jan 13, 2011

  Top IT Priorities for 2011
• Blogs
  Jan 11, 2011

  Homegrown Software is Not Secure
• Blogs
  Jan 7, 2011

  Nearly half of large mid-market and enterprise organizations will increase networking spending in 2011
• Blogs
  Jan 3, 2011

  Will There Be A Shortage of Cyber Security Professionals in 2011?
• research briefs
  Dec 30, 2010

  Research Brief: Networking Virtual Appliance Trends

  Server virtualization technology is enabling organizations to do more than just consolidate workloads, optimize hardware, and conserve data center floor space. ESG research indicates that many firms are using server virtualization technology as a way to deploy networking and security functions in virtual appliances, a form factor that offers enhanced flexibility and convenience. In the near future, however, virtual appliances will evolve to enable granular network segmentation, layered security, and off-the-shelf network/security infrastructure servers.

• Blogs
  Dec 20, 2010

  Need A Job? Try Information Security
• Blogs
  Dec 16, 2010

  WikiLeaks and Cyber Security
• News
  Dec 15, 2010

  Public/private group forms to help secure the global technology supply chain - Government Computer News
• Blogs
  Dec 9, 2010

  Apple and Google Make the Department of Defense Jump Through Hoops for Mobile Device Security
• News
  Dec 9, 2010

  SDCExec.com - Article - WikiLeaks - Supply Chain Edition, Part 2
• News
  Dec 7, 2010

  What security professionals should learn from Wikileaks - Security Director News
• Blogs
  Dec 7, 2010

  WikiLeaks, Critical Infrastructure, and Cyber Security

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