HPE OneView: An Overview of the Popular IT Management Platform
The platform is designed to turn servers, storage, and networking equipment in your data center into software-defined infrastructure.
The platform is designed to turn servers, storage, and networking equipment in your data center into software-defined infrastructure.
Its servers are offline, and this is a good time to check for any doors the notorious malware may have left open on your network.
Flash may be dead, but it lingers in more enterprise data centers than you may think, creating a massive vulnerability.
The massive hack’s scope keeps growing. Unlike the SolarWinds exploit, this one can be automated.
DATA CENTER KNOWLEDGE—The SASE company’s technology takes a zero-trust approach to protecting everything from your data center network to SaaS and users at home.
SASE helps global car-rental company Sixt strengthen its network security architecture and ride out COVID-19 challenges.
DATA CENTER KNOWLEDGE—”It’s really the highest possible risk we have, and exploitation is very simple.”
DATA CENTER KNOWLEDGE—With multi-cloud already here and quantum computing on the horizon, most should probably leave encryption to the experts.
DATA CENTER KNOWLEDGE—Intelligent cybercrime tools exit proof of concept.
CSO ONLINE—IR has become a chess match with attackers who can cleverly spoil responders’ efforts and keep a foothold in systems. Here’s how they do it and how to kick them out for good.
CSO ONLINE—An effective approach to data protection controls embraces ethical standards and anticipates new requirements. Here’s how some CISOs and other experts tackle the issue.
CSO ONLINE—The weak link in your enterprise security might lie with partners and suppliers. Here’s how to understand and mitigate that risk.
DATA CENTER KNOWLEDGE—What could scientists’ recent success in teleporting quantum states mean for data centers of the future?
DATA CENTER KNOWLEDGE—The attack exposed big weaknesses, creating an opportunity for enterprises to address them.
DATA CENTER KNOWLEDGE—Bare metal is making a comeback, and Intel says its chip-based confidential computing fits better than VM-based alternatives.