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Recently, I had an opportunity to meet with Richard Dym, CMO, and Koss Yokota, VP Asia Pacific Business Development, at OpSource’s headquarters in Santa Clara, California, about their brand-new offering, OpSource Cloud.
Their web page is the best source of information about who they are and wh...
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Are all clouds equal?
The UK’s SaaS “expert” Phil Wainewright, @philww, points to another online survey to make the claim that you are less safe, data wise, with a cloud provider, than you are with servers on premises. Not so fast, says Chris Hoff. When I asked Chris to blog on...
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Editor’s Note: Asad Imam is a graduate student in the United Kingdom studying E-Business and Information Systems. He recently wrote a study about the cloud computing market. Footnotes appear at the end of the study. We have also written a summary of his report, which you can view here.
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One of the major differentiating factors of cloud computing over traditional IT computing services is the hyper-dynamic nature of cloud computing. New or modified services can be made available instantaneously to thousands or tens of thousands of desktops. No more IT deployment hassles. Minor enhan...
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The benefits of cloud computing over traditional enterprise IT systems and applications are well-publicized.
First, there is the promise of lower total cost of ownership since users basically only pay for what they use and are not burdened with paying for idle time. Then, there is also the benefit o...
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Editor’s Note: In her second video blog post for Tek-Tips, Eve Maler takes a look at the recent Twitter break in with some insights about behavior and user authentication. Have your behaviors changed? Can you remove login and password authentication for your users? Eve thinks you can.
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Free Guide: Web Application Security - How to Minimize Prevalent Risk of Attacks
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Qualys started its cloud computing service ten years ago. Now that the rush is on for cloud computing, the industry needs ways to make sure that clients can be assured that their data is being handles securely, it is audited and adhering to compliance frameworks.
Third party services and organizatio...
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Ray Rothrock of Venrock judged the Innovation Sandbox Awards at the RSA Conference earlier this week. We had the chance to talk with Ray about the market for cloud security technology and what aspects of it hold promise.
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We expect to hear a lot of discussion about the affect of consumer technologies at the RSA Conference next week. As Charles Kolodgy of IDC said yesterday in the pre-conference analyst call: social networks are where the users are and more so than ever before, the appetite for consumer technology in...
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