Cloud: Understanding Sizing and Capacity Requirements Driven by IoT
Cloud: Understanding Sizing and Capacity Requirements Driven by IoT
Let’s start right at the top. Today, users are driving productivity by using mobile and even wearable devices which allow them to process information and applications on any device that helps make them more productive. The big challenge is for the data …Read More
Considerations When Creating a Secure Cloud Environment
Considerations When Creating a Secure Cloud Environment
There is a definite change in the cloud security world. Organizations are deploying more cloud platforms to support an ever-growing user base. Still, the big question revolves around security – and how to protect critical data points.
Let’s start here – over the past few …Read More
NTT Communications Updates Enterprise Cloud to Address Hybrid Cloud Needs
NTT Communications Updates Enterprise Cloud to Address Hybrid Cloud Needs
NTT Communications has launched the latest version of its Enterprise Cloud this week, with immediate availability in Japan and availability in the UK, Singapore, US, Australia,Hong Kong and Germany to follow.
NTT Comm said the improvements were driven by enterprise challenges, which …Read More
New Partnership will Help Hybrid Clouds Span VMware SDDC and the IBM Cloud
IBM and VMware have partnered to help companies more easily extend their applications running on VMware’s software to the IBM Cloud, making it easier for enterprises to have hybrid cloud environments to the IBM Cloud.
At the IBM Interconnect cloud and mobile conference this week in Las Vegas, the companies announced …Read More
The Cloud and Your Hypervisor – What You Should Know About Management
Virtualization has helped many organizations consolidate their environment, remove a sometimes massive hardware footprint and create a more agile infrastructure. Today’s modern data center is finding new ways to leverage a virtualized data center to better fit the needs of the organization.
In looking at modern cloud and data center ecosystems, …Read More
Virtru Launches SDK for Adding End-to-End Encryption to Cloud Applications
Cloud application developers and independent software vendors can now have the same end-to-end encryption as platforms like Google Apps and Microsoft Outlook withVirtru’s newly launched Software Development Kit (SDK).
Announced late last week, the Virtru SDK provides lightweight, client libraries that enable end-to-end encryption to be seamlessly integrated with any Software-as-a-Service …Read More
What to expect with Fedora 22
Like Fedora Linux 21, it will be served in 3 flavors. Workstation, server and cloud. Because we are dumb and we don’t know to use yum install, groupinstall and repositories. Anyway,
What to expect with Fedora 22
DNF
Goodbye yum. No not exactly, we have DNF now. What’s that? YUM renamed, or else, …Read More
Understanding systemd
Like it or not (unfortunately), systemd is here to stay, so we might know what to do with it. My first …encounter with systemd was in a Fedora system. I tried to ignore it as I long as I could. But unfortunately here comes the first server that I administer with RHEL …Read More
How Red Hat Enterprise Linux Atomic Host Powers OpenShift Online
The OpenShift Online Technical Operations team was looking forward to the beta availability of Red Hat Enterprise Linux Atomic Host. In fact, they participated in early sprints as part of the Atomic Special Interest Group (SIG) to help make sure Red Hat Enterprise Linux Atomic Host had the operational “beef” …Read More
Linux ‘grinch’ vulnerability could put a hole in your security stocking
A grinch may be snatching away some year-end holiday time, forcing Linux system administrators to fill a gaping security hole in their systems.
Named after the proverbially grumpy Dr. Seuss character, the grinch vulnerability could affect all Linux systems, potentially providing attackers with unfettered root access, according to security service provider …Read More
BlackEnergy cyberespionage group targets Linux and Cisco
A cyberespionage group that has built its operations around a malware program called BlackEnergy has been compromising routers and Linux systems based on ARM and MIPS architectures in addition to Windows computers.
Security researchers from antivirus vendor Kaspersky Lab released a reportMonday detailing some of the custom modules that the group …Read More
Turla espionage operation infects Linux systems with malware
A newly identified Linux malware backdoor program is tied to the Turla cyberespionage campaign, researchers from Kaspersky Lab said.
A newly discovered malware program designed to infect Linux systems is tied to a sophisticated cyberespionage operation of Russian origin dubbed Epic Turla, security researchers found.
The Turla campaign, also known as Snake or …Read More