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OneLogin takes the single sign-on fight behind the firewall with Cafésoft buy

By Maria Deutscher Dec 7, 2015

Reach is the name of the game in the single sign-on market. Hot on the heels of a key competitor expanding to traditional corporate desktops, OneLogin Inc. is upping the ante and extending its…

What you missed in Big Data: The customer is king

By Maria Deutscher Dec 7, 2015

With chief marketing officers expected to outstrip the technology spending of their peers in the IT department by the 2017, it shouldn’t come as much of a surprise that vendors are paying more attention to analytics,…

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What you missed in Cloud: Developers, developers, developers

By Maria Deutscher Dec 7, 2015

The cloud spotlight turned back to developers last week after Atlassian Pty. Ltd. upgraded its popular Bitbucket project hosting solution to allow for code to be deployed on infrastructure-as-a-service platforms directly through the native…

Intel open-sources its Snap cloud visibility tool on GitHub

By Mike Wheatley Dec 7, 2015

Back in July, Intel launched its “Cloud for All” initiative aimed at foster inggreater enterprise adoption of public, private and hybrid clouds. Building on that effort, Intel last week said its open-sourcing a new tool called…

There’s a deathly silence at hyper-converged software startup Springpath

By Mike Wheatley Dec 7, 2015

Cisco Systems Ltd. is being linked to the potential acquisition of hyper-converged software storage upstart Springpath Inc., which has recently stopped answering the phone, dumped its PR agency AND canceled a number of press…

Amazon muscles in on Azure with AWS Active Directory Services

By Mike Wheatley Dec 7, 2015

Amazon Web Services is baiting some of Microsoft’s legacy customers with a new offering that allows them to move applications like SQL Server, Sharepoint and custom apps built with .NET onto its cloud. Called…

Blue Coat’s Hugh Thompson predicts an increase in cloud security breaches in 2016

By Duncan Riley Dec 6, 2015

2015 has been a horror year on the security front, with a long list of high-profile corporations and even the Internal Revenue Service finding themselves at the mercy of a variety of bad actors.…

Bitcoin stolen via malware-infected pirated copy of Fallout 4

By Duncan Riley Dec 6, 2015

Various industry bodies over the years have tried all sorts of scare tactics in relation to piracy, up to and including taking people to court, but what if your pirated item ended up stealing…

Netwrix survey finds security and loss of physical control hinders cloud adoption

By Duncan Riley Dec 6, 2015

IT auditing software company Netwrix Corp. has released the results of its 2015 Cloud Security Survey, showing that 65 percent of companies are concerned with security when migrating to the cloud and 40 percent are…

Google Play names its best Android apps and games for 2015

By Duncan Riley Dec 6, 2015

Google, Inc. has released its annual Google Play Best of 2015 list, and while there were some surprises, the list saw a number of old favorites continue to dominate. The list, which includes Best…

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OneLogin takes the single sign-on fight behind the firewall with Cafésoft buy

What you missed in Big Data: The customer is king

What you missed in Cloud: Developers, developers, developers

There’s a deathly silence at hyper-converged software startup Springpath

Amazon muscles in on Azure with AWS Active Directory Services

Blue Coat’s Hugh Thompson predicts an increase in cloud security breaches in 2016

Bitcoin stolen via malware-infected pirated copy of Fallout 4

Google Play names its best Android apps and games for 2015

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