IBM isn’t a name that typically springs to mind when it comes to leading IT security technologies and services. However, along with analytics, cloud, mobile and social solutions and services, security is one of the five strategic imperatives the company […]
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The last 20 years of security have been based on a single model that has changed very little over the years. The model still has its place and serves an important purpose. On the other hand, the security market has
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Four more states voted to make recreational marijuana use legal this year. It is still completely illegal in half of the country, and legal only for medical use in most states that allow it at all, but the movement is
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I’m doing a series of win/loss reports and one of the interesting trends is Dell EMC storage is replacing HPE storage pretty aggressively. I think this is showcasing the use of what is termed a “Halo” product in the consumer
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It seems like corporate networks and data are under siege from all angles. Security professionals need to defend against a vast threat landscape that includes external hackers, rogue apps, and insider attacks–both intentional and inadvertent. With limited resources to work
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As the customer-centric approach has gained steam, business owners the world over have been intrigued by the purported benefits. But the big question hovers for many—does this approach really work? Well, the answer depends on how you think corporations like
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I had a ball at the Mercedes Advanced Driving Academy this week but, as I thought about it, they took a ton of avoidable risks that likely contributed to the one accident we had and the loss of a $70K
Microsoft is expected to launch a new service next week called Microsoft Teams. The Slack competitor was initially supposed to be called Skype Teams, but hints online now point to it being branded as Microsoft Teams instead. Microsoft is hosting
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I’m a huge fan of candy, especially Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups–only the regular ones, or the Big Cups, or the holiday shapes like pumpkins and Easter eggs, though. The chocolate to peanut butter ratio doesn’t work for the mini Reese’s
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DevOps is primarily a cultural shift in how things are done–a change in principles and practices more than tools and platforms. One of the hallmarks of DevOps beyond the culture, however, is automation. In an effort to streamline as much
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