NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE SDN Buyer's Guide
SDN products are finally hitting the enterprise market. Do you have a strategy? This report, the companion to our online comparison, explains key factors to consider in four areas: software-defined -networking controllers, applications, physical or virtual switches, and other compatible hardware.
5 SDN Business Benefits Sponsored by NEC
Have your engineers caught software-defined networking fever yet? While SDN is currently most appropriate for test labs or tech-savvy cloud operators like Google and Facebook, that's poised to change. As the technology matures and products proliferate, enterprise IT executives need a grasp of the potential benefits.
CLOUD COMPUTING Research: 2013 State Of Cloud Computing
Our latest survey shows slow adoption, with 40% now using cloud services. Despite cloud's massive potential to revolutionize IT, 51% are being held back by the fear of security flaws, and few of our 446 respondents are fundamentally changing the way they do IT as a result of the cloud. Ultimately, this reactive approach will render some shops obsolete.
SECURITY Managing Mobile Security in SMBs Sponsored by Symantec
When it comes to mobile security, some concerns are common across all organizations. One of the biggest is the surge in the use of personal devices for business purposes — otherwise known as BYOD. However, the challenges for SMBs are heightened because these organizations often lack resources and expertise. In this Dark Reading report, we examine mobile security risks that are unique to SMBs and provide recommendations for tackling the problems.
Offensive Cybersecurity Sponsored by Vormetric
Offense is the new defense for private-sector security professionals, some pundits would have you believe. Whether you call it "hacking back" or old-fashioned eye-for-an-eye retaliation, offensive security calls for profiling and, if possible, individually identifying an attacker and taking countermeasures to harm the attacker's systems. Governments have experimented with offensive security and have their own reasons and hesitations around pursuing it. For the private sector, though, it's a controversial approach that IT and business leaders should understand.
InformationWeek Reports is brought to you by Imperva, Schneider Electric, Symantec, Vormetric and UBM Tech.
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