Showing posts with label Scot Finnie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scot Finnie. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 27, 2017

Public Cloud: Security Strained by Complexity

Cloud computing is the single most important technology trend of the last 15 years, having a profound effect on many parts of IT. And as we enter 2018, cloud will emerge as a mature technology. In its report, “Cloud Computing Accelerates Enterprise Transformation Everywhere,” Forrester predicted that 2018 will be the year that more than..

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Tuesday, November 21, 2017

Capital One Debuts Beta of Critical Stack Container Orchestration Platform

Critical Stack, a division of Capital One, rolled out a beta program for its containerization management software and at least 41 Fortune 500 enterprises have signed up to take part. An application container orchestration platform, Critical Stack is designed to help enterprises manage secure containerized infrastructure at scale in the cloud. Capital One became the first..

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Wednesday, November 15, 2017

Corporate, Consumer Views Diverge on Securing Customer Data

Because companies accept and store sensitive, personally identifiable consumer customer data, they are responsible for safeguarding it against theft by cybercriminals. This should be common sense. Yet, according to a Ponemon Institute study commissioned by Centrify, only about half of the marketing and IT/security professionals polled agree that their companies “have an obligation to take..

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Tuesday, November 14, 2017

The Top 12 Hybrid Cloud Security Threats

Using a multiple-cloud architecture calls for a hybrid cloud security mindset, which tends to focus less on network security in favor of securing data wherever it may be. RightScale’s “2017 State of the Cloud” survey describes hybrid cloud as the preferred enterprise strategy, with 67 percent of the respondents using it. The interesting trend is that..

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