Traffic logging just happens to be the use case that has endured. However, this reliance on established methods has left some vulnerabilities in network and port spoofing.

Pure Storage has unveiled FlashBlade//E, a scale-out unstructured data repository with industry-leading energy efficiency built to cope with exponential data growth.

From academe, commercial research, advanced modelling, engineering, and pharma, to extractives and government, there is a growing realisation that data centres are not core business.

A new year is a time when most people take stock of what they have accomplished and make plans for the year ahead. New opportunities await those who are prepared and know where to find them.

Exabeam has released a new survey finding 46% of all respondents operate more than one cloud or on-premises SIEM platform.

Two Gigamon cyber leaders recently sat down with Shira Rubinoff, President of Green Armor Solutions and one of the most informed cybersecurity experts in the information technology (IT) and security community.

Digital baggage is every type of data - block, file and object – that is critical to our business. Every component needs to be portable, instantly accessible.

Dealing with multiple cloud providers makes it difficult to identify security threats and performance bottlenecks and troubleshoot issues.

Nutanix has announced the general availability of NC2 on Microsoft Azure, extending its hybrid cloud environment to Azure dedicated bare metal nodes.

"We’re enabling our customers to capitalise on a leading object storage platform and maximise the value of their digital assets.”

Delinea has announced new features and enhancements to expand the capabilities of its Secret Server, including design updates and new security controls.

MicroFocus has released Data Center Automation (DCA) for software-as-a-service (SaaS) delivery, offering more cost-effective vulnerability risk and IT compliance management.

National Telecom Public Company (NT) has chosen Radware to strengthen the cyber defences of its international telecommunications infrastructure.

At a time when digital transformation has become central to business, even the most important applications come with a ‘use-by’ date.

A new survey by Hornetsecurity has found 93% of the IT industry will adopt hybrid cloud technology within five years.

The world learned about the Hafnium attacks on Microsoft Exchange servers last year. Since then, even more vulnerabilities have been discovered,

As cyber adversaries who target industrial facilities continuously pick apart weaknesses in operational technology (OT) environments to orchestrate their attacks, the need grows by the day for enterprises to evolve their OT vulnerability management practices.

The last two years have seen unprecedented business upheaval – not just in Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) but also globally.

As organisations become more data-driven, they store more data in on-prem and cloud stores that employees can access from anywhere with phones, tablets and laptops.

90% of the 405 surveyed business and technology professionals note that on-premise software sales are rising.

While just 1% of enterprises have no cloud use at all, just 13% have fully-realised, business-wide cloud adoption programmes.

Through OpenShift virtualization, customers can host SAP's managed services on a secure, dedicated virtual infrastructure.

“Our customers will never be 100% cloud, they’ll always be on premise to some degree. The struggle is, how can we do both?”

“Several factors suggest that flexible consumption offerings for on-premises IT will continue to attract new customers and generate growing revenue for vendors and service providers."