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 | The weakest point in modern networking infrastructures is often not the low-level hardware and software running on the servers, but the web applications that are developed and hosted upon them. According to the SANS survey on application security, poor understanding of web security needs on the part of developers also limit the effectiveness of application security programs. Check out this whitepaper to learn how automated security testing can provide a simple and scalable way to protect your web applications. Download Now |
 | In a 24x7 world, super-fast backup and recovery is all-important. In environments where IT projects routinely require testing and benchmarking on essentially live data, backup and recovery is also all-important because it is the mechanism for creating real-world testing and workload environments. In this whitepaper IBM discusses Storix's simpler and faster disaster-recovery method, which more than 10,000 enterprise clients around the world use. Download Now |
 | Enterprises are transforming IT by adopting service automation tools and processes, making teams more innovative and efficient. By consolidating fragmented and redundant service systems, standardizing operational processes and by creating a single system of record for IT, CIOs can shift their attention from maintenance to service, effectively changing enterprise IT. Download Now |
 | IBM has announced its intention to exit the x86 server market. HP's commitment to the x86 market and blade server technology is evident from their Power of One approach. This approach combines HP BladeSystem and HP OneView management platform to deliver a whole new experience for IT. With the Power of One in your data center, you can leverage one infrastructure and one management platform to speed the delivery of services. The Power of One helps you reduce the need for multiple management tools, streamline processes, and eliminate comon sources of errors.
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 | “Losing my religion” is an expression from the southern region of the United States that means being perplexed to the point of being unable to think what to do. Despite the tremendous advantages that virtualization brings to IT professionals, many find themselves at their wits’ end with respect to protecting ever more prevalent virtualized environments. The cacophony of competing vendor claims as well as the claims of their paid consultants only increases the confusion and attendant frustration in those simply seeking to an optimal solution for protecting their unique IT infrastructure. There is a war of words going on right now between data protection vendors who offer data protection within the virtual machine versus those who offer data protection at the hypervisor level. These vendors illustrate specific use cases that offer advantages to their methods while ignoring those uses cases in which they have a disadvantage. In this technology brief we are going to cut through the self-serving and competing claims and examine each of the arguments in favor and against the various techniques used for virtual data protection. Download Now |
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