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 | The “Cyber risk report 2013 Executive summary” presents the major findings of HP Security Research’s comprehensive dive into today’s cyber vulnerability and threat landscape. It provides information you need to effectively plan your cyber security strategy and deploy your defenses. The summary concludes that security is about an integrated, systematic approach that includes both protective and reactive measures. Read it to learn:
- What are the major trends in software vulnerabilities?
- How prevalent is mobile malware?
- What are the most common problems found in mobile apps?
- How vulnerable are JAVA applications?
- What is the danger of misconfigured systems? Download Now |
 | This whitepaper provides an overview of the Apache Cassandra NoSQL database. This is the massively scalable system behind sites like Netflix, eBay and Thomson Reuters. It provides an introduction to Cassandra and how companies are changing their application strategies and architectures, based on the new demands that customers are placing on these systems. It also includes an overview of how Cassandra can be used to support applications that run across multiple data centres and cloud environments. Download Now |
 | Imagine that your company will need to recover from a total system failure with the loss of all data, the operating system, applications, settings, and patches. Many systems administrators are under the false impression that a simple reinstall of the operating system or re-provision from a template will be good enough since their enterprise backup products are backing up the data. Recovering from a catastrophic failure is a complex operation that takes anywhere from hours to weeks. In this whitepaper learn how Bare-Metal Recovery (BMR) can restore the Operating System (OS) with all of the configurations and application data in tact, whilst preventing lengthy downtime and costly mistakes when attempting to replicate the original system. Download Now |
 | Decision makers at many organizations question the investments made in IT. This is often because they don’t fully understand the value delivered by IT service management (ITSM) or by compliance with recommended best practices such as those defined by the IT Infrastructure Library. This often pressures CIOs to demonstrate the value of IT to the business. Learn how creating a great service catalog can help alleviate these pressures and why many consider it to be fundamental to any IT improvement initiative. An effective service catalog enables IT to deliver business services that are more customer and service focused, which results in higher customer satisfaction, provides standardization and consistency and increases IT visibility across the organization. Download Now |
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