Disaster Recovery in the Cloud
Most IT departments are now familiar with RaaS and the basic questions they should ask providers. They know to look at RTO and RPO capabilities, to compare the often complex pricing based on number of servers, amount of storage consumed, etc.
But there are more nuanced issues that companies need to understand to determine if RaaS is right for them.
With this white paper, you’ll examine:
- How backup is not disa...
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Cloud computing is a service delivery model that provides on-demand computing and storage services. Clouds may be public and open to all users, private and available only to users within an organization, or a hybrid. Although public clouds offer valuable services for businesses, this cloud model requires sound practices to maintain adequate security.
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificates are essential to implementing the encryption and authenticati...
Businesses of all sizes face a constantly evolving range of security threats, from sophisticated malware and targeted phishing scams to data leaks and loss of trust with customers. These threats can be especially challenging for small and midsize businesses who typically have limited staff and resources to address security concerns.
To support encryption and device authentication, businesses around the globe use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificates...
Businesses across the globe face a wide array of threats to information security. Enterprises in the Asia Pacific region face the same threats while contending with region-specific challenges associated with trade across diverse cultures. Trust in information systems is essential for efficient and profitable business.
Enterprises depend on Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificates to promote trust with customers, protect the confidentiality of data, and...
Security practitioners are often challenged with finding an unknown security issue as soon as it occurs. While various types of solutions are available to read application and system log files; they rely on a pattern of events and take valuable time to decipher.
Download this paper to learn how to quickly determine when an attack occurs, the face of the attack and the solution by using APM.
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To accommodate the increasing demands that data center growth places on Intel’s network, Intel IT is converting our data center network architecture to 10 gigabit Ethernet (GbE) connections. Existing 100 megabit per second (Mb/s) and 1 GbE connections no longer support Intel’s growing business requirements. Our new 10 GbE data center fabric design will enable us to accommodate current growth and meet increasing network demand in the futu...
Carbonite discusses the various steps taken to ensure the continual security and protection of customer data. Specifically, there are five areas of critical importance Carbonite focuses on – highly redundant disk drives, hardened data center facilities and best-in-class operations, specialized system monitoring software, world-class network security and encryption, and transparent access to your backup status. In this article, we explore each o...
Deploying virtual systems to achieve significant efficiency, performance and cost savings is a step most IT administrators have taken or are considering in the future. With over 60% of small-to-midsized business and even more enterprises adopting virtualization, IT administrators need to consider how to best secure a mix of physical and virtual systems without adding complexity or negating the performance and efficiency gains provided by virtualizatio...
PassMark Software is a leading authority in software and hardware performance benchmarking and testing, providing independent testing and analysis. In benchmarking security solutions, they've created 14 performance metrics for home solutions and 10 performance metrics for business solutions. These metrics include scan times, install size, and install times. Below are the results for Webroot SecureAnywhere compared to our major competitors. In both tes...