Almost every business today uses cloud technology to store, share, and manage data in a digital-first economy. There are clear benefits to scalability, flexibility, and cost savings, but moving to the ...

Laptops, phones, and random office Wi-Fi all end up pointing at the same place now: the cloud. That convenience comes with new weak spots, which is why so many security teams spend their days staring ...

Cloud logs can be inconsistent or incomplete, creating blind spots as environments scale and change. Corelight shows how ...

Networking in the Google Cloud is continuing to move forward, with a series of innovations outlined recently at Google Next. Google execs specifically outlined the hyperscaler's latest efforts to ...

Cloud computing explained in simple terms shows how everyday apps and serious business systems now run through the internet instead of local machines. Instead of buying and maintaining expensive ...

When to Use Cloud Network Security (And When to Avoid It) Your email has been sent Is cloud network security right for you? Learn when to use it, it's benefits and drawbacks, best practices, and more.

The initial allure of cloud computing, with its promises of scalability, cost-effectiveness and simplified deployment, fostered a vision of a cloud-centric future. However, this vision has been ...

Every day, enterprise technology leaders are expected to support the digital imperative to work, develop, and deliver everything, everywhere — by bringing together distributed workforces, devices, ...

Open-source Calico 3.30 introduces staged policies that allow administrators to test network policy changes before implementation and flow logging capabilities that were previously only available in ...

Red Hat is updating its OpenShift platform with a series of capabilities that will provide more advanced networking and virtualization functionality for cloud-native deployments. OpenShift is Red ...