Greg Mooney

Proporcionar un acceso rápido a las aplicaciones y a los datos a la vez que se protegen los activos digitales son los dos mayores retos a los que se enfrentan los administradores de red. El rendimiento y la seguridad representan la doble misión a la que se enfrentan los

Providing fast access to applications and data while protecting digital assets are the two biggest challenges faced by network administrators. Performance and security represent the two-pronged mission that administrators find themselves facing every day.

Your IT infrastructure is ready to make the big move—from on-premises to the public cloud. Or perhaps you’re already in the cloud, but it’s time for a change to a new platform provider.

Working in a DevOps environment, agility is everything. That next release needs to get into production quickly, so even a minor network issue can hamper speed and efficiency.

Scanning ports is very popular among cybercriminals. It’s often their first step of reconnaissance to discover services they can exploit and systems they can break into as they try to steal or destroy sensitive data. Two recent examples of major breaches illustrate just how handy port scanning is to threat actors:

Si lee esto, es probable que esté interesado o que ya esté utilizando soluciones en la nube. Tanto Azure como AWS (Amazon Web Services) ofrecen una variedad de ofertas de infraestructura

It’s been predicted for years that most computers will run in the cloud and your screen will be the only connection between you and the cloud. Does that mean the business infrastructures will matter anymore, and what does that mean for the future of network monitoring?

It’s 2:00 a.m. in the United States: Can your employees and customers in Europe and Asia access the applications running in your Microsoft Azure cloud? If you’re not sure on a 24x7 basis what the status is of your Azure servers and applications, it’s time to invest in a third-party monitoring tool.

DevOps como práctica y filosofía incluye la comunicación y el trabajo en equipo entre los desarrolladores y las operaciones de TI.