Maximo Product Tour for Enterprise Asset Management

Critical infrastructure is a prime target for threat actors and nation-state attacks. With the significant risk these issues pose, cyber defenders in Federal agencies and commercial organizations can share vital information on vulnerabilities and indicators of compromise. In this live webcast, guest presenter Mike Chaney, who supports the DHS, National Cybersecurity & Communications Integration Center (NCCIC), and David Meltzer, Tripwire CTO, will share best practices to reduce the likelihood and severity of incidents that may significantly compromise the security and resilience of the critical infrastructure.

Enterprises of all sizes have unprecedented opportunities to drive value from data, delivering better customer experiences and increasing business value, both in terms of service delivery and embracing technology trends such as machine learning and AI. That’s the top line: in practical terms this means knowing how to architect technology infrastructure - network, storage and processing — to deliver performance and scale. From a storage perspective, the option of going all-flash is now familiar; meanwhile, new connectivity mechanisms such as NVMeoF™ are looking to change the game once again. Evolving storage architectures are driving a move away from monolithic infrastructure and towards a composable, open architecture model. The benefits are profound, in terms of delivering a dynamic response to the needs of changing workloads, and hitting the target in terms of massively scalable service delivery.

SD-WAN is transforming the way businesses build their networks. Employees in a work-from-home situation are demanding more accessibility with greater speeds, and networks need to meet those demands while retaining strict security. Network administrators have increasingly turned from VPN systems to SD-WAN in order to keep up with these new requirements.

Virtualization is here to stay. That much is clear. But, we’ve all seen the rise of cloud-native applications running in containers, and with that the rise of Kubernetes as the preeminent container orchestration platform. As an open source technology for container deployment, management, and orchestration, Kubernetes becomes the de facto standard and is gaining momentum in adoption.