Protection against web application & DDoS attacks

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Business Technology Research     December 06, 2018

IN THIS ISSUE Protection against web application & DDoS attacks What's Next for Hyper-Converged Infrastructure: 5 Powerful HCI Use Cases for 2019 8 step pathway to cloud-native applications New data protection strategies can help you gain a competitive edge

Protection against web application & DDoS attacks SPONSORED BY: IBM Akamai Web application and distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks hit enterprises without warning or reason. Download this resource to discover how to protect against DDoS attacks and prevent operational disruption, loss of confidential data, lost user productivity, reputational harm, and more. Read More

What's Next for Hyper-Converged Infrastructure: 5 Powerful HCI Use Cases for 2019 SPONSORED BY: VMware and Intel The paper examines five of the critical use cases currently driving HCI deployments and why they will continue to benefit from HCI in 2019 and beyond. Read on to find out what these newer use cases are. Read More

8 step pathway to cloud-native applications SPONSORED BY: Red Hat Learn 8 steps to guide your journey to cloud-native application development, including Red Hat® customer success stories. Read More

New data protection strategies can help you gain a competitive edge SPONSORED BY: Dell EMC Download this analyst report to review why modernizing your data protection environment can enable your business to be more agile, profitable and cost-efficient. Read More

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