Tuesday, October 3, 2017

IoT: The current state of security

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Business Technology Research     October 03, 2017
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IN THIS ISSUE
IoT: The current state of security
SPONSORED BY: Peak10
70% of IoT ready devices are vulnerable to hackers, and it doesn't look like there's an easy answer to fixing it. Learn what the trajectory towards a secure future state for IoT is shaping up to look like.
Creating personalized customer experiences: Ecommerce and WCM
SPONSORED BY: Sitecore
This report investigates the current state of online commerce, paying particular attention to issues like web content management (WCM) and architecting a continuous customer journey. Uncover the report's key findings about WCM, e-commerce, and more in order to improve your ability to deliver personalized, differentiated customer experiences.
Discover the advantages of a virtualized software-based approach
SPONSORED BY: Nokia
Uncover the immediate benefits of a virtualized software-based approach that manages and meets the demands of essential network security elements – authentication, authorization and accounting (AAA), diameter routing agents (DRAs) and session border controllers (SBCs) to help deploy an IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS.)
Exadata for Oracle databases: Datalex grows their SaaS customer base
SPONSORED BY: Cintra
Find out how airline commerce giant Datalex overcame performance and capacity challenges with its private cloud that were caused by the limitations of the legacy architecture that underpinned critical Oracle databases.
How to defend against 5 types of ransomware attacks
SPONSORED BY: Commvault
Not all ransomware is alike, so no one-size-fits-all strategy exists for defending against these attacks. Explore 5 major types of ransomware attacks and learn how to defend against them to bolster your network security.
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