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Controlling the Cloud

Businesses with significant spikes in computational demands would benefit greatly from leveraging cloud applications during peak usage needs, so what is holding them back? The answer is security and compliance. Enterprises lack the identity management...

Published Wed, Jun 30 2010 9:10 PM by AnitaMoorthy

Filed under: Intelligent Workload Management
Who’s Who in the Zoo? Roles Management as the Key to Identity, Access, and Compliance

I may have a tendency to oversimplify things, but doing that can often give you the clarity you need to understand them. Take “identity management” for example. Sometimes when people use the term they really mean identity and access management...

Published Fri, Jun 25 2010 9:06 PM by KevinCoppins

Filed under: Intelligent Workload Management
The Cloud WON'T Change Everything: Security Risks Organizations Need to Address

Significant benefits are associated with adopting cloud services including lower capital expenditures, less need for on-site support and improved scalability and flexibility. We've all heard "Well, the cloud is going to change everything."...

Published Tue, Jun 22 2010 8:58 PM by BretDayley

Filed under: Cloud Computing
What is holding us back from intelligent workload management?

There are three essential components of intelligent workload management (IWM): An operating system that enables us to perform a task or set of tasks Systems management tools to deploy and move workloads The ability to make each workload self-aware, so...

Published Thu, Jun 17 2010 8:47 PM by DiptoChakravarty

Filed under: Intelligent Workload Management, Dipto Chakravarty
Cloud Insecurity Part 2: Hacker Attack Patterns and the Cloud

There is an old law of network security which says, if the bad guy can get you to run his program on your machine just once, it’s no longer your machine. Likewise, if the bad guy is able to upload just one program to your website, it’s no...

Published Tue, Jun 15 2010 8:39 PM by DiptoChakravarty

Filed under: Security, Cloud Computing, Dipto Chakravarty, Cloud Security
Identity Management and the Unified Fabric of Security

The main force driving the evolution of the identity management (IDM) market is, in my opinion, the growing need for organizations to have a unified view of identity in the enterprise. I emphasize “unified” because for a while now the enterprise...

Published Wed, Jun 02 2010 9:29 PM by Jay

Filed under: Security, Intelligent Workload Management