Showing posts with label Frank Yue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Frank Yue. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 17, 2018

Application Delivery and Application Security Should be Combined

Most businesses have multi-function printers that can fax, scan, and copy.  In our roles, we are multi-functional as well.  A network architect is often the operational troubleshooter because of his/her knowledge and expertise.  The financial expert can take on the role of the supply logistics because of their understanding of the parts and processes involved […]

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Wednesday, October 18, 2017

Old Technologies Enable Future Secure Application Delivery Networking

Many years ago, one of my customers had an internet-facing application. They positioned load balancers in front of the application to support the growing traffic load. Traffic to the website was growing so fast, that parts of the network infrastructure could not support the customer load. One of the first components to fail under the […]

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Tuesday, August 29, 2017

SSL Attacks – When Hackers Use Security Against You

In World War II, the Allies had a significant advantage because they were able to compromise the encryption protocols that the Japanese and Germans used to send sensitive messages.  They were able to intercept and decode messages to gain intelligence concerning sensitive military operations. In today’s Internet Age, malicious hackers are using standard encryption standards […]

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Tuesday, August 22, 2017

Outbound SSL Solutions Protect Assets in the Wild

Businesses need to protect their assets when they are within their protective infrastructure AND when they are actively exposed or placed within the unprotected external world. The tools and procedures needed to protect the internal assets are different from the ones that protect the assets when they leave the confines of the secured network. Walls […]

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Wednesday, April 5, 2017

Making Public Cloud Migration a Turnkey Process

Public clouds are great for managing applications and data without the frustration and expense of supporting the underlying infrastructure. When I lease a car, I am able to use it for the standard tasks that I perform. Functionally, the car is able to do the same things as a vehicle that I could purchase. I […]

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Thursday, March 30, 2017

You Cannot Do Application Delivery Without Security

Security is an ever-evolving concept in theory and application. It is important to deploy and leverage technologies that can adapt and change with our security models. In the technology world, when the networking and application protocols were initially developed, minimal thought was given to security. Protocols like Telnet, FTP, DNS, SMTP, and even HTTP were […]

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Thursday, September 1, 2016

The Maturing of ADC technology – Moving Beyond Load Balancing

IT architectures are evolving rapidly with the introduction of virtualization, cloud, software-defined data center (SDDC), and DevOps models. They are changing the Application Delivery Controller (ADC) technology landscape and how ADCs integrate into IT environments today. Core ADC technologies are mature and stable. Basic load balancing technologies have been around for 20 years. Organizations are […]

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