Category: Private cloud

Triton - three pronged defence

by Norman Email

Emily Wentz asks for “Any brand new proxy websites for Websense that don't have the word proxy on them? I need one that doesn't have the word proxy anywhere on the page. Trying to get through Websense”.Another young lady who, from her online name asp… more »
Categories: Google, Websense, Security, Private cloud, Networks, network security, Defensio, Triton, Data Loss Prevention (DLP), web security, use violations, malware
Permalink26/03/10 03:06:12 pm, 1 comment »

Cloud in the clouds

by Norman Email

The announcement that the U.S. Air Force (USAF) has awarded IBM a contract to design and demonstrate a secure cloud computing infrastructure capable of supporting defense and intelligence networks, moves the cloud computing/security issue to a totally ne… more »
Categories: IBM, Cloud computing, Security, attack, cloud and privacy, virtualisation, Public cloud, Private cloud, Defence (Defense), Air Force
Permalink07/02/10 02:03:37 pm, 7 comments »

IBM encircling the Cloud

by Norman Email

Today IBM announces its latest steps in Cloud computing. Followers of this blog - as well as scores of others - will know that this is but one in a regular stream of such announcements. Why? Because IBM is out to own the Cloud. It may be a softly… more »
Categories: IBM, Cloud computing, partners, Security, cloud and privacy, IBM Global Services, IBM Strategy & Change Services, IBM Testing Services, Public cloud, Private cloud
Permalink05/10/09 01:31:24 pm, 1 comment »