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eWEEK DATA POINTS: Except for a few mission-critical processes that will remain on-premises because they require intense oversight and control, much of an enterprise’s workloads and data soon will be spread across multi-cloud environments.
eWEEK PRODUCT ANALYSIS: Forescout demonstrates why accurate network visibility is the foundation for orchestrating proper network segmentation.
eWEEK NEWS ANALYSIS: While Lenovo's 4G Yoga notebooks get good battery life and have an impressively low carry weight, they still can’t fulfill the promise of having a portable workstation or gaming machine until their 5G younger sibling launches--which is very soon.
eWEEK Q&A: Stephen Leonard has a rather big job at IBM: He is responsible for the development, sales and marketing of the company’s Power Systems solutions, as well as offerings for cloud computing platforms and data centers.
Here is a listing of some key news announcements from Day 1 of the RSA 2020 Security Conference here at Moscone Center.
eWEEK TREND ANALYSIS: A recent study from Forrester highlights the challenges associated with ransomware recovery.
Edge devices will gather, analyze and store information about the user, their environment and their response to it. The result is that more of your information will be in devices that you can (and cannot) see. This is “small data sprawl”–where slices of information about you will be spread...
Aera’s cloud-based cognitive automation platform takes existing ERP and CRM systems and adds a unifying cognitive data layer that sits on top of them, freeing up IT staff to focus on projects that help improve the enterprise.
RiskSense brings vulnerability management prioritization to the masses.
How Big Switch beefs up Arista’s packet broker strategy.


