Cloud computing can bring significant business benefits to the enterprise, but brings new risks, too. Moving enterprise data beyond the traditional perimeter of your on-premises data center exposes it to outside threats, and even private cloud infrastructure demands a reevaluation of your security posture. What solutions exist to secure enterprise data in public, private, and hybrid cloud environments? What network-level measures can you take to increase cloud security? Enterprise Networking Planet's cloud security coverage can provide guidance and answers.
Integration with Palo Alto Networks next-gen virtual firewall technology brings increased per-application security to Citrix NetScaler ADC.
Bitglass aims to unify cloud application security with mobile device management, plugging two of the biggest security holes in the enterprise.
2014 is starting off strong for security firms Orange Cyberdefense, Alert Logic, and HyTrust.
Julie Knudson explores the security concerns that come with software defined networking and the security advantages SDN may bring.
"I don't know how you could call some proprietary hardware box SDN, even though some people do."
GFI aims to ease cloud security and web filtering for SMEs with GFI Cloud and Web Protection. Frank Ohlhorst reviews.
Will 2014 be the year your enterprise shifts its IT operations to the cloud? Keep these tips in mind as you consider your strategy.
These four security startups address the challenges and capitalize on the opportunities of cloud and virtualization.
NSA backdoors make you more vulnerable to data breaches and their legal ramifications. Joe Stanganelli discusses liability in the event of a data breach.
Mobility, BYOD, and the Internet of Things are among the factors we see influencing the network security space in 2014.
Next Generation Firewall technology combined with Big Data visualization bring unprecedented security controls to the enterprise.
Employee use of unsanctioned cloud applications can cause problems for enterprises. How should CIOs and IT administrators address shadow IT?
Co-founder of Security-as-a-Service provider Alert Logic explains what security vendors must provide for effective deployment in virtualized and cloud environments.
Network access control vendor announces industry-first pure cloud NAC offering.
Nowhere is security more of a moving target than in virtualized and software defined environments. Vendors at VMworld look to address that.
Unified Threat Management (UTM) market leader aims to dominate next-gen virtualized network security market.
As third-party cloud services gain popularity, enterprises must rethink their security strategies. Neohapsis security expert discusses questions to ask when crafting a cloud security policy.
