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What is Cloud-Native?
Aubrey Stearn, CTO of Digital Accelerator Platform at Nationwide Building Society, talks cloud-native benefits, risks and avoiding vendor lock-in |
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Containing risk
The progress of DevOps continues apace - but what about the security risk it brings? |
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Perception Cybersecurity
Perception brings insight to the morass of network events, isolating malicious activity from background noise
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VPN Efficacy
Are VPNs the answer to our security and privacy concerns? Magnus Steinberg at Surfshark takes a closer look
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Crossing the silo
As applications can be rapidly moved into different environments, it is vital to choose the correct tools to avoid Hybrid Infrastructure Management problems
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Defenestrating Windows
With an increasing number of servers and a rise in its Linux implementations, Windows was becoming a limitation for bet365 in 2018
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Welcome to the March 2019 Newsletter.
We've got our head in the cloud this month with several articles offering an update on the state of play in cloud computing. First off Aubrey Stearn, CTO of Digital Accelerator Platform at Nationwide Building Society, talks cloud-native benefits, risks and avoiding vendor lock-in. Aubrey will be a panellist at the inaugural Strategic Cloud Migration Summit on May 14th 2019 in London, where she will be discussing “Cloud Native: Advantages, Challenges & Learning Points From The Front Line” with Tom Clark, Head of Common Platform at ITV, and Leo Mindel, Founder & Owner of Sotic.
We also have an opinion piece by Zak Virdi, UK Managing Director at SoftwareONE, which considers the true cost of cloud computing. As Zak explains, “Organisations often struggle to effectively plan for and understand the financial requirements that cloud will place on their organisation. Tackling this issue is paramount and central to securing full cloud advantage.” The answer it seems may lie in deploying cloud management software - read Zak’s article for more.
Elsewhere this month the finalists have been announced and voting is now well underway for the 2019 Network Computing Awards. Please visit Network Computing Awards website before April 23rd to cast your votes and for more information on the awards ceremony itself.
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