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Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Security management, compliance and the cloud

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Performance Monitoring in Virtualized Environments
Monitoring and maintaining virtual environments is a new challenge for network pros. Monitoring network and app traffic in an environment containing one-to-many relationships between virtual hosts and virtual machines presents concerns. This paper presents visibility options and their ramifications, and outlines new technology allowing visibility into external and internal traffic in a virtual environment.

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Security management, compliance and the cloud

Denise Dubie By Denise Dubie
SIM technology drew in enterprise security managers looking to reduce the noise among multiple security devices distributed in large environments, but lost some ground when IDS and IPS technology gained intelligence. Now cloud providers could get into the security management game. Read full story

Denise Dubie is senior editor with Network World.

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Performance Monitoring in Virtualized Environments
Monitoring and maintaining virtual environments is a new challenge for network pros. Monitoring network and app traffic in an environment containing one-to-many relationships between virtual hosts and virtual machines presents concerns. This paper presents visibility options and their ramifications, and outlines new technology allowing visibility into external and internal traffic in a virtual environment.

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05/13/09

Today's most-read stories:

  1. Microsoft: Corporate Vista testers should switch to Win 7 RC
  2. Inside a data leak audit
  3. PoE without the PoE switch
  4. Implications of proposed Cybersecurity Act of 2009, Part 1
  5. Windows Mobile 6.5: me-too all over the place
  6. Purported BlackBerry 'Onyx' photos surface
  7. Data center 10G whets switching companies' appetites
  8. Cloud security demands greater scrutiny, Forrester says
  9. 4chan users trigger DDoS attack ... on 4chan
  10. Bill would turn Internet flamers into felons


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