Jon Oltsik
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Aug 2, 2010Check Point Application Control and Beyond
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Jul 30, 2010Dell's Security Opportunity
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Jul 27, 2010Peer-to-Peer Security
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Jul 22, 2010Dell Warns of Malicious Code on Server Motherboards
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Jul 21, 2010Consider the Consensus Audit Guidelines (CAG)
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Jul 19, 2010United Nations Making Slow Progress on Cybersecurity
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briefs
Jul 19, 2010Top of Rack Business Value
As the enterprise data center has grown in size and importance, the minimum unit of deployment has moved from the individual server to the blade frame-and now to a whole rack. To support this move to rack-level deployment, pre-provisioned racks and scale-out networking architectures have become imperative. Top of rack network designs deliver a standard, flexible, and low cost way to incrementally scale out capacity and automate provisioning and change management. BLADE Network Technologies is leading this transition to on-demand networking for meeting near-term deployment of public, and private, clouds.
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Jun 30, 2010Avoiding the Hazards of IT Consolidation
ESG Research indicates widespread IT spending on data center transformation, IT consolidation, and server virtualization. This will help reduce costs and streamline operations, right? Yes, in theory, but many IT consolidation projects suffer through planning and implementation issues that ultimately impact application performance and user productivity-especially for remote and mobile users connecting over public networks or the corporate WAN. What's needed? Processes and tools providing rich contextual and application visibility from end-to-end across the enterprise and WAN optimization technology to accelerate high-priority traffic. With that in mind, Riverbed's Cascade and Steelhead appliances combine to be one of the best solutions for both IT consolidation and WAN optimization.
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Jun 30, 2010Log Management, The Next Generation
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Jun 28, 2010Large Organizations are Way Behind on IT Risk Management
Government and industry regulations were supposed to improve information security, yet many holes remain. Why? Many organizations adopted a regulatory "check box" mentality which helped them pass audits, but didn't address dangerous threats or existing vulnerabilities. ESG believes IT risk management can help and many large organizations concur, but new data from Evalueserve indicates that there is still a lot of work to do. Without rapid IT risk management progress, many organizations remain sitting ducks for cybercrime, industrial espionage, or catastrophic denial of service attacks.
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Jun 25, 2010Interesting Audience Data from the Symantec Government Symposium
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Jun 23, 2010Note to Washington: You Own the Information Security Communications Gap
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Jun 21, 2010Lieberman Cybersecurity Bill: Fatal Flaws and What the IT Industry Must Do
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Jun 16, 2010End of life for CSA? That's okay!
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Jun 7, 2010What is the Average Cost of a Data Breach?
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