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Wind River, a leader in delivering software for the intelligent edge, announced that T-Systems is using Wind River Cloud Platform edge cloud infrastructure software for its EdgAIR secure and high-performance edge computing platform. Its EdgAIR platform performs as a private enterprise edge cloud and can be connected to a campus network by supporting various network and protocol standards.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise on Monday announced that it has acquired Scytale, an identity management startup that specializes in cloud-native security and zero trust networking. Launched in 2017, Scytale is the company behind Secure Production Identity Framework for Everyone, a set of open-source standards designed for securely identifying software systems by providing a special X.509 certificate, which represents a secure identity, to every workload in a production environment.
Kanguru Remote Management Console offers a robust solution for IT Security Admins looking to meet high-end security demands by allowing administrators to easily manage and monitor their encrypted USB devices containing sensitive data around the world. KRMC is ideal for protecting data, enabling administrators to set policies, disable or delete lost/stolen drives, track and monitor secure USB drives worldwide, generate reports, and much more.
Fusion Risk Management, a leading provider of business continuity and risk management software and services, announced the launch of its Fusion Connector for Everbridge Risk Intelligence - powered by NC4, further extending its long-time partnership with Everbridge, the global leader in critical event management. The Connector provides a managed integration between Fusion's risk management, business resilience, and crisis management SaaS solution and Everbridge's Risk Intelligence Monitoring Center, formerly NC4. The result for enterprise crisis management and business resilience professionals is greater visibility, streamlined work processes, and faster response and recovery from critical business disruptions.
Apstra, the leader in Intent-Based Networking for the data center announces the latest product release, Apstra AOS 3.2, to empower IT with increased control and flexibility of their data center network operations without increasing budget or adding resources. Apstra AOS 3.2 enables IT to recover quickly from mishaps caused by humans or machines by enabling network engineers to recover their entire data center fabric state, configuration, and real time continuous validation to a specific point in time; backward or forward with a few simple clicks.
Through 2022, 80% of supply chain blockchain initiatives will remain at a proof-of-concept or pilot stage, according to Gartner. "Today, supply chain leaders have now started to treat blockchain as part of a longer-term technology roadmap and risk management planning. We see that many leaders are adopting a broader end-to-end view across their supply chains and map all requirements - from sourcing across manufacturing to the final distribution," Mr. Stevens added.
With a few tools in your arsenal, you can optimize mobile devices for zero-touch management. Unmanaged devices are not enrolled with the MDM server, therefore changes made to the devices must be done manually by the devices' users.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology last week announced version 1.0 of its Privacy Framework, a tool designed to help organizations manage privacy risks. NIST published a preliminary draft of the Privacy Framework in September 2019, when it requested public feedback.
SecureLink, the leader in vendor privileged access management, released SecureLink for Healthcare to provide hospitals and healthcare organizations a centralized solution for managing privileged access for third-party vendors. It is customized to meet the needs of organizations operating under HIPAA and HITECH regulations and gives network administrators the ability to limit access to specific systems and applications, while providing a full video audit and keystroke logging of sessions.