Is a malicious hypervisor a real security threat to enterprises?

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Issue Highlights: Is a malicious hypervisor a real security threat to enterprises? Cloud database services get stronger push from Microsoft, Oracle NewSQL databases rise anew -- MemSQL, Spanner among contenders Understanding VM escape vulnerabilities and how to avoid them How can a hypervisor deployment avoid security risks?

Is a malicious hypervisor a real security threat to enterprises? It's possible for hackers to use a malicious hypervisor to access data on virtual machines. Expert Ed Moyle discusses how this works and the potential threat it poses. Read Now

Cloud database services get stronger push from Microsoft, Oracle Using cloud databases is now more a matter of when than if at many companies. There's also the question of how, as Microsoft, Oracle and AWS square off against one another. Read Now

NewSQL databases rise anew -- MemSQL, Spanner among contenders The NewSQL database was almost hidden when Hadoop and NoSQL arose. Now, as more big data teams move toward production uses, MemSQL, Cloud Spanner and similar products may get a second look. Read Now

Understanding VM escape vulnerabilities and how to avoid them In the last couple of years, VM escape vulnerabilities have popped up and caused problems for enterprises that rely on the cloud. Expert Ed Moyle explains how to handle these issues. Read Now

How can a hypervisor deployment avoid security risks? A hypervisor deployment can put the security of an organization at risk, but there are ways to make it secure. Expert Judith Myerson outlines how to make the process safer. Read Now

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