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Dave Asprey in
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Oct 25th, 2011 |
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Check out this webinar I did together with Ravi Kumar, Group Product Marketing Manager at VMware.
We cover several types of risk for virtualization in the cloud, performance issues, and I close with some specific recommendations. Worth a listen if you deal with cloud or virtualization security on a regular basis.
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Dave Asprey in
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Oct 19th, 2011 |
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Check out this video about Windows 8. It isn’t cloud security specific, but it’s got a ton of info about how Windows 8 will interact with the cloud, and it’s just8 minutes. Very worth seeing if you’re not up to speed on Windows 8.
Windows 8 is going to have “built in” cloud services that work in real time with Microsoft cloud offerings like SkyDrive, which ought to put the hurt on cloud providers like DropBox, especially if Microsoft can handle security better than DropBox has. That remains to be determined…
Taking an idea from Apple, Microsoft will use...
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Dave Asprey in
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Oct 17th, 2011 |
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At my Interop presentation last week, a few people asked me about how secure storage on Amazon AWS can be. Here’s my take.
First off, you’d have to say which type of storage you’re thinking of using before you figure out how secure you can make it. There are 3 different kinds of storage within Amazon:
Instance storage – This is storage which comes included with your Server instance when you start it up in AWS. Think of this as your normal C: drive. The storage is specific only to that instance and does not persist when the instance is terminated. This storage is just about as...
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Christine Drake in
Cloud, Cloud-based Security, Consumerization of IT, Secure Data Centers, Securing the Cloud, Security, Smart Protection Network, Threats, Threats from the Cloud, VMware
Oct 7th, 2011 |
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Traditionally businesses have focused their IT security on perimeter defense—blocking threats before they enter the network. This protection is still important. But with today’s cloud computing, mobile devices, and advanced persistent threats (APTs), businesses need security that protects their data wherever it travels and in whatever type of device it resides, requiring new data-centric security.
Earlier this week, Trend Micro held its annual insight event for the analyst community and announced our new vision on data-centric security (see video clips of the event here and here). Back...