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eWEEK NETWORKING ANALYSIS: Combination of Big Switch Monitoring Fabric and DANZ leads to “client to cloud” monitoring and analytics.
eWEEK PRODUCT TEST AND REVIEW: The Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro is made to be dropped; in fact, I think it likes being dropped. A big advantage is this: It doesn’t look or feel like one of those bulky, heavy, “rugged” phones you would use out on an oil rig; it looks like a regular business or...
eWEEK DATA POINTS: The COVID-19 pandemic has put new and tougher demands on mainframe usage; this will require enterprises to ensure development on the mainframe is more agile than ever.
Join us for what always proves to be an enlightening and entertaining discussion on what we might expect to see in the IT world in 2021.
eWEEK IT BUSINESS ANALYSIS: The backstory about how and why DreamWorks has moved its computing center to Lenovo's new data center equipment, following a longtime relationship with HPE.
eWEEK CLOUD ANALYSIS: On Day 1 of AWS re:Invent, Amazon unveiled more ML-based features for Connect.
eWEEK DATA POINTS: While shadow IT isn’t a new phenomenon, it has definitely grown more complex and more difficult to manage since the pandemic forced organizations to quickly adopt new work-from-home policies.
eWEEK TOP COMPANIES: The worldwide COVID-19 pandemic has really torn open the online event and conferencing business. Many new and older providers are finding they have all the clients they can handle going into 2021.
eWEEK DATA POINTS: As IT teams under pressure to meet stringent service-level agreements look to migrate apps to the public cloud, many are running into unexpected challenges.
eWEEK SECURITY ANALYSIS: Consumers cannot be too careful when shopping online. Hackers are sitting in wait for excited buyers who unknowingly use fake-front sites that can come back to bite them.
eWEEK DATA POINTS: Deception systems look at security differently; they dismiss most false positives by looking for anomalies, but the events are reduced to “yes” or “no" instead of infinite possibilities.
eWEEK DATA POINTS: Most organizations are not cybersecurity experts. That’s why many enterprises today use—or are considering engaging with—managed detection and response (MDR) providers.