Removing Barriers To Better Server Virtualization Efficiency
Based on research conducted by Tripwire, this whitepaper explorers the common barriers to virtualization, and best practices around furthering virtualization in a secure and compliant environment. Learn more today!
Four Considerations for SSD: Putting the Hardware and Software Together
There are many articles out there offering tips for getting the best performance out of SSDs – this isn’t that kind of article. While solid state technology will give users a boost in performance, we’re here to talk about the key to balancing cost and performance.
The Benefits of Virtualization: Why It’s Time for IT to Move Now
Virtualization makes it possible for IT managers with fewer than 50 servers to be more responsive to their internal and external customers, provide higher-quality service and react quickly to business needs. This white paper reveals six major benefits of virtualization.
Saving Your Servers from Disaster using VMware Virtualization
Virtualization offers hardware independence-a huge time saver in recovering from a disaster. This white paper takes a look at some of the key features of virtualization that help defend your IT environment against disaster. Learn more.
Power to the Systems: a Cost-effective Option for Virtualization
Virtualization has moved to the forefront of many organizations’ IT agendas, because it reduces both the number of physical servers required and the associated costs.
Power to the Systems: a Cost-effective Option for Virtualization
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Where Google Chrome security fails: the password
I heard mention that the Chrome OS will have some sort of encryption available a la bitlocker. If it's possible to encrypt personal data using another password or key, then it may have potential for very secure data.... And Ubuntu has an 'encrypt home directory' option, perhaps google should follow suit.
- Dann
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