The days of the traditional mafia seem to be numbered–at least as its depicted in movies or on TV. Goodfellas has been replaced by Blackhat as organized crime syndicates evolve to master online crime. It is safer and offers an equal […]
Goodbye ‘Goodfellas’, hello ‘Blackhat’: The evolution of crime Read More »
DevOps is more about culture than tools or technology. When it comes to the various tools and technologies, though, Continuous Deployment is the ultimate goal–the star around which all of the other “continuous” solutions revolve. I wrote about the role
Continuous Deployment is the keystone of DevOps Read More »
Security always seems to be an afterthought. In the wake of the dramatic rise of container technologies companies are now looking more closely at the security concerns posed by the containers and looking for solutions to address the security issues.
vSphere Integrated Containers expand VMware’s role in microservices Read More »
Phishing attacks are costly according to a recent study from the Ponemon Institute. It’s obviously costly when an employee falls for the phishing scam and compromises his or her endpoint or possibly the network as a whole. It is also
Phishing attacks cost companies $3.77 million per year Read More »
The connection between Dell and EMC addresses issues both companies have that neither can address as well without the other. Meg Whitman was packaging HP to sell to either EMC or Oracle. If Dell buys EMC, HP is left spurned
Dell + EMC: HP is screwed Read More »
DevOps is a hot trend that has achieved mainstream status over the last couple years. Organizations with established departments, teams, and processes, however, generally don’t have anyone or anything called “DevOps”. They have developers and IT operations teams with separate
Should Dev or Ops be responsible for driving DevOps? Read More »
Mobile has greatly increased the number devices that threaten enterprise organizations—large and small. Any device that touches a company’s mobile ecosystem can impact its security—including corporate-owned, employee, vendor and customer devices. In addition to devices, user activity and actions on
10 questions you should ask about mobile security Read More »
Life in the Internet age is fast-paced. The Internet is the backbone of all that instantaneous data and real-time information, which means the data center has to be more fluid and more dynamic than ever before. A traditional data center
The future of data centers is software-defined Read More »
Containers have become a mainstream IT technology very quickly and companies are scrambling to jump on the container bandwagon. Before you rush out to start building containerized apps, though, make sure you have a solid foundation for them to run
Containers are only as strong as the foundation they run on Read More »
At its core, crime is crime. The underlying motives and objectives of criminals haven’t really changed over time, but technology has completely changed the rules of engagement for better and for worse. Criminals can execute crimes more efficiently using technology,
Law and order: Where cybersecurity and law enforcement intersect Read More »
