Tag: cloud management
HPE Aruba Networking simplifies IT operations with AIOps-driven cloud management and new network-as-a-service capabilities...
Hewlett Packard Enterprise introduced product innovations to help enterprise IT teams simplify network management processes and improve operational agility with the next generation of...
VMware ties up with She Loves Data to help women reboot careers in Data...
VMware announced a partnership with She Loves Data (SLD) India, a not-for-profit organisation that helps women overcome competency, confidence, and leadership gaps by providing...
How to secure the multi-cloud environment?
Written By Shrikant Navelkar, Director, Clover Infotech
Cloud computing may sound like a trivial tech term, but it has dominated the IT industry since the...
Rahi announces partnership with Incontinuum in India
Rahi has announced a new partnership with InContinuum. Through this strategic partnership, Rahi will become one of the largest licensed distributors of InContinuum’s cloud...
Carving a niche in cloud management
Centilytics is an intelligent cloud management platform (CMP), which helps organisations using public clouds to manage, secure, and optimise their entire cloud under one...
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Cisco is Delivering on Platform Strategy with Rapid Innovation Across Cisco Security Cloud
Cisco, the leader in enterprise networking and security, today announced new industry shaping innovations across the Cisco Security Cloud to both power and protect the AI revolution
McAfee and Intel Showcase AI-Powered Deepfake Detection Technology on the AI PC
McAfee Deepfake Detector spots and stops deepfakes with Intel® Core™ Ultra processor’s NPU, delivering a combination of up to 300% enhanced performance and added privacy for consumers on Intel-based AI PCs
Rising Cloud Threats Demand Advanced Defenses: Check Point’s 2024 Report Highlights Urgent Need for...
The latest survey from Check Point reveals a concerning trend: while most organisations continue to prioritise threat detection and monitoring, focusing on known vulnerabilities and patterns of malicious behavior, only a mere 21% emphasise prevention