New data center technology leverages SDN for security
It was announced this week that Israeli security startup GuardiCore had closed a round of fundraising to begin production on its new security system designed to internally secure data centers.
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NASA successfully completes first phase of cloud migration
A massive move to transition NASA’s websites and applications to a cloud platform has successfully completed its first phase, migrating more than 1 million files so far.
Universities increasingly look to the cloud for data storage solutions
The current influx of data is posing a challenge for universities in regards to how best to store information and retain records in the most secure, efficient way possible.
LA parks receive access to free Wi-Fi
Park-goers in the Los Angeles area will now have access to free Wi-Fi in six of the city’s parks.
Top 4 benefits of cloud storage services
One technology that is growing in popularity is cloud computing, and specifically cloud storage services.
Wi-Fi delivers multiple benefits to schools
Many school districts are realizing the benefits of employing Wi-Fi in classrooms, but there are still a whole host of schools that still rely on wired connections to access the Internet.
Small businesses increasingly utilizing the cloud, studies find
A growing number of small and medium-sized businesses are realizing that one technology that is worth their time is cloud computing.
Data center networking market to reach $22 billion
A recent study by research firm MarketsandMarkets projects the global data center networking market to reach $21.8 billion by 2018.
Global unified communications market to reach $75 billion by 2020
A recent report conducted projects the global unified communications market will reach an annual worth of more than $75 billion by 2020.
New USB-based malware means big trouble for businesses
BadUSB malware can remain undetected for long periods of time through the use of reformatting techniques that enslave devices including smartphones, keyboards, mice and thumb drives.