Cloud Computing

Discover a hidden gem for your digital content delivery. If you’re using or considering a Content Delivery Network (CDN), you’ve probably heard of origin storage. But you may not know much about it.

Done right, CDN origin storage doesn’t take a lot of your team’s time, dramatically improves user experience, and can even save you money.

Done wrong, it can waste valuable resources, time, effort and money, only to deliver bad user experience -- and you might not even know it.

Whether you’re delivering online video, files, websites, gaming or e-commerce, this webinar can provide valuable perspective and opportunities for improvement.

We will explore:

• What CDN origin storage is, and why you should care about it
• 7 qualities that are revolutionizing CDN origin storage
• Just released capabilities in Limelight Origin Storage that make it a game changer for your team, your audience and your bottom line

Then we’ll open up the floor to an “Ask the Expert” session with Solutions Engineer Kerrion Burton Evans.

Register now for this informative session and submit questions for Kerrion!

According to the Global Data Protection Index Survey, more than 51% of the organizations are not fully confident their data stored in the cloud is protected against deletion and corruption.

Storing backup data in the cloud may also generate multiple hidden fees as well as raise concerns regarding service levels, availability, and control.

Join our webinar to learn how Dell EMC is helping organizations to build a cost-effective data protection strategy for the cloud environments, including:
· Highly efficient and secure backups to and within the cloud
· Cost-effective data protection of enterprise applications running on Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure
· Natively tiered de-duplicated data sent directly to the cloud platforms, providing significantly lower TCO

The video surveillance market continues to see robust growth, with organizations and governments requiring to deter, protect, prosecute and predict with their CCTV systems.

Body cameras, as an example are starting to be widely implemented, from places of work with signs ‘it is against the law to insult a staff member’ to police officers roaming the street. Independent studies prove that body worn cameras will reduce complaints, reduce the need for the use of force, and provide incontrovertible evidentiary video - Cameras change behaviour.

Pelco & Dell EMCs skill-set and qualifications are helping many customers in the Video Surveillance space, centralize data from hundreds to thousands of cameras, static, body-worn or vehicle mounted.   

Join the webcast to learn;
- Video Surveillance Market
- Customer concerns with technology migration
- How Pelco & Dell EMC solutions are solving Customer requirements
- Customer Success Stories

Gain the ability to simply Store, Manage, Protect & Analysis petabytes of CCTV data

The architectural pattern of decomposing an application into microservices has proven extremely effective at delivering software faster. However, this type of an architecture comes with its fair share of challenges.

Fortunately, Amazon Web Services (AWS) offers many services that can be leveraged to overcome these challenges and adopt microservice best practices. If you are just starting to consider using AWS for running your microservices or if you have already started on the journey and looking for opportunities to improve, then this webinar will be beneficial for you.

Understanding the customers’ business model and reaching a healthy consensus between the push of technology (e.g., IoT and 5G) is required in data center design and planning to meet the demand for ubiquitous coverage and the demand of data anytime, anywhere. This presentation will provide an overview of data center design, the changes in the upcoming revision of ANSI/TIA-942 Telecommunications Infrastructure Standard for Data Centers, and review use cases in the implementation of ANSI/TIA-942.

Speakers:
 Jonathan Jew, J&M Consultants
 Glenn Sexton, President and Principal Consultant, NIS

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About TR-42 Telecommunications Cabling Systems Committee:
The TR-42 Telecommunications Cabling Systems Committee develops and maintains voluntary telecommunications standards for telecommunications cabling infrastructure in user-owned buildings, such as commercial buildings, residential buildings, homes, data centers and industrial buildings. The generic cabling topologies, design, distances and outlet configurations as well as specifics for these locations are addressed.

The ANSI/TIA-942 Telecommunications Infrastructure Standard for Data Centers is developed by the TR-42.1 Generic and Premises Cabling Subcommittee. TR-42.1 develops and maintains cabling standards for generic customer-owned telecommunications networks. These standards are intended to specify open systems designed to support a wide variety of voice, data, video, and other low voltage, power-limited applications. TR-42.1 also develops and maintains telecommunications cabling standards for premises networks such as commercial buildings, data centers, building automation, etc. This Subcommittee specifies cabling system topology, architecture, design, installation, testing and performance requirements. Go to https://www.tiaonline.org/all-standards/committees/tr-42 for further info.

Participate in TR-42: Stephanie Montgomery: [email protected].

Protecting against the loss of critical data should be one of the highest priorities of business and IT leaders today. Losing even small amounts of such data due to a network outage, systems failure, security breach, natural disaster or some other cause can result in significant damage for companies.
This second edition of our Security and Privacy webinar series will discuss how to safeguard your data and business-critical applications across the enterprise and hybrid cloud. You’ll learn how to quickly recover from outages, maintain the availability of critical applications, and securely back up data to any cloud. Discover how to achieve near-instant recovery from failures with zero data loss.

A decade ago, tech deal flow barely trickled into and out of China. While M&A in the world’s second-largest economy is still relatively small, it has dramatically accelerated in recent years, with the overall number of tech transactions in China having doubled over the past half-decade to a record level in 2016. Spending on deals also surged to unprecedented levels last year. However, there are some concerns about whether the M&A boom will continue. China’s currency has weakened, economic growth has slowed and relations with its main tech partner – the US – have soured. Will M&A falter, too?

Join 451 Research’s Brenon Daly, Research Director, Financials, Agatha Poon, Research Director of APAC Services, and Tim Miller, VP of Financial Markets for a 45-minute webinar on the state of M&A in China now, as well as the outlook for the coming years.

A major ransomware attack using a leaked NSA exploit known as “WannaCry” has hit more than 150 countries since May 5. More than 200,000 infections globally have been detected and the attack, which uses the WannaCry (WanaCrypt0r 2.0) ransomware, continues to spread.

WannaCry utilizes the ETERNALBLUE exploit targeting newly disclosed vulnerabilities (MS17-010). Once leaked, it took only 28 days for this exploit to be used in a full-scale cyber attack. Organizations that scan for vulnerabilities only monthly or less frequently can still be at risk.

During this webcast Jimmy Graham, Director of Product Management at Qualys, and Mark Butler, Chief Information Security Officer at Qualys, will discuss how to:

• Patch and implement other mitigations for WannaCry
• Detect and get full visibility on impacted assets for prompt remediation
• Institute threat-prioritized remediation processes to mitigate current and future risks

This webcast will include a live Q&A session.

Companies across a variety of industries are trying to attain a holistic view of their customers. From creating a more personalized experience, to creating more timely and relevant support, to simply marketing to them more efficiently and effectively, there are tremendous gains to be had with a 360-degree view. However, achieving this 360-degree view requires serious data — or more accurately, serious crunching and analyzing of data to understand customer relationships across every touchpoint and multiple business units. Sound challenging? It was. Until graph databases.

The Internet of Things (IoT) has us now counting data elements in the trillions. Collecting, storing, and analyzing this data is transforming business intelligence. However, with this new capability, security is also essential. Teradata offers a best-in-class platform for IoT data processing, storage, and analytics. Together with Thales, the solution address the evolving business intelligence needs of enterprises, while protecting data elements and business intelligence. In this webinar, we will examine the key elements necessary to process IoT data, and the security aspects that enterprises need to focus on to safely harness the power of the technology.

• Examine the realities of IoT data processing and analytics
• Describe the architectures needed to support the capability
• Analyze drivers and technique to secure IoT data elements

In 2016, cloud technologies went mainstream. But with maturity came the realization that moving to the cloud doesn’t happen overnight. As the shift to cloud progresses, we’re exploring the newest trends for cloud technology for the upcoming year.

In this webinar you’ll learn more about:

•Emerging global trends in cloud and cloud analytics

•Tableau experts' take on the changing cloud landscape

•Considerations for your 2017 cloud strategy

With the advent of Software, Platform, and Infrastructure-as-a-Service offerings in the public cloud, many enterprise IT organizations have a mandate to leverage the public cloud to deliver applications and services. Meanwhile, organizations with petabytes-scale rich content depots are finding moving persistent data storage wholesale to the public cloud is more expensive in the long run. IT has an opportunity to add value by delivering a catalog of standard, S3- and Swift-compatible, object storage services at a cost, quality, and speed comparable to the best external cloud providers.  To address this, IT organizations are turning to the Hybrid Cloud to streamline and automate management of their rich content data at scale.

In this webinar customers will learn how to evolve to succeed in the data-powered digital era utilizing flexible deployment options, multi-tenant global namespaces, automated data policies, and ease of configuration— all powered by NetApp StorageGRID Webscale software and Intel X86 servers.

Hyperledger is an open source collaborative effort created to advance cross-industry blockchain technologies. It is a global collaboration, hosted by The Linux Foundation, including leaders in finance, banking, IoT, supply chain, manufacturing and technology.

In this webinar, Dan O'Prey, CMO at Digital Asset and Chair of the Hyperledger Marketing Committee, and IBM’s Chris Ferris, chair of the Hyperledger Technical Steering Committee, will provide an overview of the Hyperledger Project. They will discuss the basics of distributed ledger technologies, business use cases for blockchain, and how to get involved with Hyperledger projects.

As Europe’s electricity power sector evolves and utilities embark on their own digital transformation journeys, traditional IT and industrial OEMs have built out adjacent portfolios to address market demand. This presentation looks at what utilities are doing with key digital technologies, such as analytics, digital marketing, cloud, or IoT, and their operational or business objectives. It also compares the routes to market by different types of ecosystem participants to identify utilities’ challenges.

Whether it is per business unit or per application, many AWS customers use multiple accounts to meet their infrastructure isolation and billing requirements. In this session, we discuss considerations, limitations, and security patterns when building out a multi-account strategy. We explore topics such as identity federation, cross-account roles, consolidated logging, and account governance.

At the end of the session, we present an enterprise-ready, multi-account architecture that you can start leveraging today.

Security of big data workloads in a hybrid IT environment often comes as an afterthought. This session discusses how enterprises can architect secure, big-data workloads on AWS. We cover the application of authentication, authorization, encryption, and additional security principles and mechanisms to workloads leveraging Amazon Elastic MapReduce (EMR) and Amazon Redshift.

HGST has recently announced new Enterprise SSDs with SAS and NVMe interfaces. In this webinar we will discuss the benefits of upgrading from the existing FusionIO PCIe cards to the new SN260 NVMe SSD and from the existing UltraStar SAS SSD to SS200 SAS SSDs.

Data-driven applications in the cloud often consist of several components that must ingest, process, and publish their data to users. Deploying and integrating it all on a bare-metal or virtual platform can prove difficult for any organization. Orchestrating and assembling these components on a cloud platform presents a new set of challenges to engineers, operators, and data scientists.

However, by combining Apache Spark's deployment methodology with Kubernetes' proven capability for repeatable integration patterns, it’s easy to create insightful analytics applications. Watch this webcast featuring a case study of an Apache Spark-based, data-driven application developed by a distributed team and deployed onto a containerized cloud platform.

Network segmentation is essential when traffic from different customers and/or business entities must be isolated from each other. Full support for segmentation includes the isolation of management, control and data plane traffic.

This webinar discusses:
- Why Enterprise and Service Provider networks require segmentation
- What is SD-WAN segmentation
- How VeloCloud segmentation is implemented and optimized

2016 saw major shifts in techniques used by targeted attackers, the continued rise of ransomware and significant attacks from IoT devices.

This webinar will share data from ISTR 22 to better understand the threats and trends that will affect us in 2017. It will cover key findings of the report and best practices to keep us protected in 2017.

Get the facts in this highly respected research report and learn why:

•Targeted attacks aimed at politically motivated sabotage and subversion has increased at alarming rates

•One in 131 emails contained a malicious link or attachment – highest rate in five years

•Size of ransoms spiked 266 percent; U.S. top targeted country as 64 percent of Americans pay their ransom

•CIOs have lost track of how many cloud apps are used inside their companies – When asked most will say up to 40 when in reality the number nears 1,000

Be the first to gain insight into the latest cyber threat trends and learn steps you can take to improve your security posture in 2017.