Jon Oltsik

• Blogs
  Mar 3, 2009

  U.S. Federal Government Picking Up the Cyber Security Cause
• News
  Feb 19, 2009

  Slashed budgets? Think strategic, not tactical NetworkWorld

  We see a lot of tactical activity, and that's probably human nature to plug the obvious holes, said Jon Oltsik, senior analyst with Milford, Mass.-based research firm Enterprise Strategy Group. Click the link to read more.
• News
  Feb 18, 2009

  Cisco vs. HP: The battle is joined Network World Asia

  This is clearly a demonstration of HP really taking ProCurve in the enterprise and leveraging other HP strengths, said Jon Oltsik, an analyst at Enterprise Strategy Group. Click the link to read more.
• News
  Feb 13, 2009

  Big three storage vendors, security industry, team on key management standard SearchStorage.com

  But Jon Oltsik, a senior analyst at Enterprise Strategy Group, said KMIP focuses on a wider variety of devices and imposes clearer rules on methods of key management communication than other standards. Click the link to read more.
• News
  Feb 12, 2009

  WAN critical to virtualization's payoff Network World

  If I can benefit from VDI, that's great; if I can benefit from it over the WAN, that's gravy, says Jon Oltsik, an analyst at Enterprise Strategy Group. Click the link to read more.
• News
  Feb 6, 2009

  WAN optimisation qualified by EMC SNS UK

  With optimization products like Riverbed's in place for faster data protection, organizations can dramatically reduce their recovery time objectives (RTO) and recovery point objectives (RPO), said Jon Oltsik, Principal Analyst at Enterprise Strategy Group. Click the link to read more.
• Blogs
  Feb 5, 2009

  Data Breach activity is getting worse
• News
  Feb 2, 2009

  Drive Makers Agree on TCG Encryption Standard The New York Times

  Considering the TCG's membership, "in five years, you can imagine any drive ... will be encrypted, and there will be virtually no cost for it," said Jon Oltsik, an analyst at Enterprise Strategy Group. Click the link to read more.
• News
  Jan 28, 2009

  Coming soon: Full-disk encryption for all computer drives NetworkWorld

  In five years time, you can imagine any drive coming off the production line will be encrypted, and there will be virtually no cost for it, said Jon Oltsik, an analyst with Enterprise Strategy Group. Click the link to read more.
• briefs
  Jan 27, 2009

  Seagate and Dell: Bringing Hardware-based PC Encryption to the Masses

  Facing a combination of regulatory compliance, malicious threats, and publicly-disclosed breaches, PC encryption has become a requirement for most businesses. Historically, that meant encryption software, but this model will likely become obsolete as more PCs integrate self-encrypting hard drives. Why? Hard drive-based encryption offers ease-of-use, performance, and security advantages that are too attractive to pass up. This conversion is gaining tremendous momentum thanks to the activities of leading technology companies like Seagate and Dell.

• News
  Jan 27, 2009

  HP ProCurve unveils data center network strategy SearchNetworking.com

  Previous to this announcement, [ProCurve] really didn't have data center-specific products, said Jon Oltsik, senior analyst at Enterprise Strategy Group. Click the link to read more.
• Blogs
  Jan 22, 2009

  Riverbed and Mazu: What it means.
• News
  Jan 14, 2009

  Europe lacks data centre security CRN

  Jon Oltsik, senior analyst at the Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), said: "The amount of sensitive information continues to grow precipitously, so organisations need a broader deployment of encryption technologies across data centres in order to protect data confidentiality and privacy. Click the link to read more.
• Blogs
  Jan 12, 2009

  IT Forecast for 2009 (Chapter 4)
• briefs
  Jan 6, 2009

  IBM System z: The Enterprise Server Virtualization Platform?

  As the IT world prepares for cost cutting in 2009, server virtualization seems like one of the few technologies bound for continued growth and success. That said, x86 server virtualization technologies remain immature and may not be ready for real enterprise workloads. While Citrix, Microsoft and VMware continue their development efforts, the IBM System z may be the best enterprise-class virtualization platform available today. Organizations with mainframe investments, UNIX/Linux consolidation projects or web application development initiatives may find mainframe virtualization TCO especially attractive.

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