Edge Computing May Increase Attack Surface
To protect the edge, enterprises should move toward architectures that will protect applications even if the infrastructure is compromised.
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New AI tools make BI smarter — and more useful
Data science democratized: What used to take data scientists months to prepare may soon be put together in a few days by data-astute business users.
Data Center Infrastructure, the Often-Overlooked Security Risk
Power supplies, cooling systems, even security systems themselves can all be entry points for attackers.
AI’s biggest risk factor: Data gone wrong
Bad data is big issue for artificial intelligence, and as businesses increasingly embrace AI, the stakes will only get higher. Here’s how not to get burned.
It’s Cool, It’s Well Wired, and It’s Staying in the EU
Ireland, already a European data center hub, expects GDPR and Brexit to drive more data center growth.
Cisco Beefs Up Hyper-Converged Security Engineering Muscle With Skyport Deal
Acquisition’s main purpose is brainpower; Skyport appliance will sunset
Spectre, Meltdown Hit On-Prem Windows Servers Hardest
Performance tax of patches in many cases unavoidable; chip vulnerabilities may accelerate shift to cloud
How AI will impact your IT career
I is fast becoming a go-to technology for business transformation, shaking up roles across the enterprise. Here’s how to make the most of this inevitable evolution.
VMware-Carbon Black Partnership Expected to Close Data Center Security Gaps
Short on security professionals, enterprises scream for more automation as attacks increase in number and scope.
The future of ERP is AI
Despite cultural barriers and legacy tech, AI is poised to take over ERP functions, with ERP vendors adding new machine learning features and enterprises keen to investigate.
Despite Takedowns, Botnets Aren’t Going Away Any Time Soon
Here’s what data center managers can do to reduce exposure to the likes of the Andromeda botnet.
What is a botnet? And why they aren’t going away anytime soon
Controlling thousands or even millions of devices gives cyber attackers the upper hand to deliver malware or conduct a DDoS attack.
Why Traditional Security Info and Event Management Tools No Longer Cut It
By being slow to add deep visibility into cloud environments, incumbent SIEM vendors leave themselves open to disruption by the likes of Splunk.
What is a supply chain attack? Why you should be wary of third-party providers
The weak link in your enterprise security might lie with partners and suppliers. Here’s how to understand and mitigate that risk.
How the Cloud Killed the Firewall
The firewall as we know it cannot keep up with today’s enterprise application needs.