Containers are maturing – Data protection needs to keep pace

As computing and storage rapidly move to the cloud, containers will likely become a vital technology for every modern organization. However, while container orchestration tools, such as Kubernetes are convenient for their scalability and portability, they can fall short when it comes to data protection. A major challenge is the short lifespan of containers than the data they create.

Firms handle 10 times more data today than five years ago: Dell study

According to a recent IDC poll, more than a third of firms around the world have experienced a ransomware assault or breach that has stopped access to systems or data in the last 12 months.

Veritas revolutionizes container environments with next version of InfoScale

InfoScale 8 will also be the first time the product is available as a Red Hat certified container application and Red Hat OpenShift Certified Operator available in the Red Hat Ecosystem Catalog with single-click deployment.

The journey from tech side project to return on investment

There are many reasons why new technologies can initially flatter to deceive. It can simply be executed in the wrong way – possibly because the skills do not yet exist to design solutions and troubleshoot problems. Digital transformation is one such example, where businesses feel held back by a lack of skills to implement new technology.

Network identity in a Cloud-native world

DNS, DHCP and IP address management collectively automates network connectivity and provides visibility into network connected devices. Network identity has been used as means for authentication and authorization because it ensures you are who you say you are, and, only allows you to do what you are permitted to do no matter where you are located nor your access method.