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MarkLogic powers up security, integration features in version 9

By Paul Gillin May 10, 2016

MarkLogic Corp. is previewing version 9 of its namesake NoSQL database at its MarkLogic World conference in San Francisco this week, touting new data integration, security and manageability capabilities. MarkLogic targets enterprises with government-grade…

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Low-profile DNS powerhouse Dyn raises $50M to push ahead of rivals

By Maria Deutscher May 10, 2016

For a company with over a million paying customers, Dynamic Network Services Inc. (better known as Dyn) has been keeping a very low profile. But that is set to change as the website performance…

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Chinese investor leads $20M round into container orchestration startup Rancher

By Maria Deutscher May 10, 2016

It’s apparently not just Silicon Valley investors who are excited about the fast-growing adoption of containers in the enterprise. China’s GRC SinoGreen was this morning named as the lead contributor to a $20 million…

Webroot’s new IoT gateway secures connected cars, industrial automation

By Mellisa Tolentino May 10, 2016

Webroot, Inc. announced the release of Webroot BrightCloud Threat Intelligence for IoT (Internet of Things) Gateways. The cybersecurity service aims to augment real-time protection against malicious threats, unauthorized network access, and Denial of Service…

SugarCRM has big analytics and mobile plans, but not open source

By Paul Gillin May 10, 2016

SugarCRM Inc. is setting the table for what it says will be a major series of announcements at its SugarCon 2016 conference in San Francisco next month with an updated version of its CRM…

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Challenging GE and Bosch, Hitachi unveils homegrown Internet of Things platform

By Maria Deutscher May 10, 2016

A little over a year after announcing plans to harness the vast amounts of data coming off the connected universe, Hitachi Ltd. is delivering on the promise with the launch of a homegrown analytics…

Aruba patches 26 vulnerabilities in its networking software

By Mike Wheatley May 10, 2016

Hewlett-Packard Enterprise subsidiary Aruba Networks has ‘fessed up to “multiple vulnerabilities” in its networking software which could be used to compromise devices under “certain circumstances”. The vulnerabilities have now been fixed, and an update…