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Gartner is forecasting 50 billion connected devices by 2020. Laptops, smartphones, tablets and Internet of Things (IoT) devices are pouring into the workplace. With every employee now utilizing
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As IT leaders increasingly look to the SDDC for infrastructure modernization, one of the first things they must consider is security.
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In multiple areas of cybersecurity, time works in favor of the attackers—making time the strategic advantage that defenders need to regain. In this report, Aberdeen Group provides four
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With private cloud, IT can achieve virtually all the key benefits of the public cloud—such as resource pooling, self-service provisioning and elastic scalability—while asserting greater control over security,
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While machine learning can detect patterns hidden in the data at rapid speeds, the less obvious value of machine learning is providing enough automation to allow humans the
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When it comes to fighting modern malware, there is no “silver bullet” that can guard against every threat every time. That’s why Intel Security takes a different approach.
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NSS Labs performed rigorous testing of McAfee Endpoint Security v10.5 across a multitude of attack threat vectors targeting a very dynamic enterprise class endpoint attack surface. In addition,
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The Software-Defined Data Center (SDDC) is an umbrella philosophy for structuring data centers. It brings several business benefits, and it improves the practicalities of securing a data center.
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In this IDC Perspective report, research director Abhi Dugar looks at IoT security in the context of widespread cloud adoption, paying special attention to enterprises that maintain hybrid deployments.
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This research report identifies seven IoT devices that can be hacked in as little as three minutes and make organizations extremely vulnerable to attack. The ubiquity of these
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