I'm predicting a more offensive enterprise attitude in 2018. I'm also optimistic that, now, companies have the means to deny attackers the ability to persist undetected inside the network. Observations into 2017 and what's ahead for cyber security in 2018 helps unlock a few reasons why.... Read More...

It's that time of year when everyone returns to business as usual, bright-eyed, bushy-tailed and ready to take on the new year with fervor. Last year was one for the books-particularly in the technology world. We saw many buzzwords of years past turn from ideas to reality as once "futuristic" techno... Read More...

In technology, we're always looking for "the next big thing." In the past, this has been social media, e-commerce, and even the very Internet itself. Maybe I'm getting old, but it doesn't seem like that long ago that virtualization was the next big thing.... Read More...

This year will undoubtedly be a year of strong growth for the cloud market as more businesses transition to cloud environments and managed services solutions. As more and more customers interact with companies that have already made this transition - including those that have successfully disrupted ... Read More...

It would be hard not to think of 2017 as a tipping point for SD-WAN services. Many vendors saw growth accelerate significantly owing to enterprise need for the cost and operational savings offered by SD-WAN technology. What lies ahead in 2018, then?... Read More...

In 2018, we can expect to see companies realigning their IT budgets as they continue to invest in solutions for digital transformation. Add to this the continued data security headlines with new laws in the US and GDPR on a global scale -- all flash solutions tip unfavorably the economic scale for I... Read More...

2017 was the year cyber attacks grew substantially in industries such as health care, banking, manufacturing and government. 2018 will be the year that cyber attackers bring increasing levels of scale and automation to their attacks.... Read More...

The Internet of Things (IoT) - consumer, medical or manufacturing - is a Pandora's box, resisting containment or conservatism. As with any innovation, convenience often trumps security - a truth borne out by researchers compromising everything from cars to pacemakers. While these compromises are in... Read More...