Articles from Dipto Chakravarty

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Categories:
Intelligent Workload Management: Cloud Computing, Data Center, Intelligent Workload Management, Security, Virtualization
Companies : Google, IBM, Novell, SAP

  1. The Missing Ingredient: What’s Holding Government Agencies Back from Virtualization Benefits?

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    The Missing Ingredient: What’s Holding Government Agencies Back from Virtualization Benefits? Despite a dire need for belt tightening among government agencies, the public sector still lags well behind the private sector when it comes to virtualization. In fact, more than 80 percent of public agencies surveyed said they aren’t using virtualization to its fullest extent, according to the CD (Read Full Article)

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  2. What's missing in the market today?

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    What's missing in the market today? The cost and flexibility of cloud computing make it particularly appealing. So what’s holding businesses back from moving to this agile new environment? In my opinion, it comes down to trust and technology. The number one hurdle is trust. Before we can consume cloud applications, we need assuranc (Read Full Article)

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  3. What is holding us back from intelligent workload management?

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    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 tasksSystems management tools to deploy and move workloads The ability to make each workload self-aware, so that it knows its own limitations It’s this thi (Read Full Article)

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  4. Cloud Insecurity Part 2: Hacker Attack Patterns and the Cloud

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    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 longer your website. And, worse case scenario, if the bad (Read Full Article)

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  5. Cloud Insecurity Part 1: It’s not just about data security

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    Cloud Insecurity Part 1: It’s not just about data security The cloud can look pretty simple, especially from the perspective of the regular end-user who basically sees a hosted application that is available whenever they want it. Indeed, this user pretty much only wants and expects two things from the cloud: perpetual up-time and seamless scalability. Mee (Read Full Article)

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  6. CISO Guide to Strategy in the Cloud

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    CISO Guide to Strategy in the Cloud Depending upon whom you talk to, Cloud Computing is either an overhyped term destined for obscurity or the greatest promise for the future of Information Technology. While certainly there is a great deal of fanfare associated with the Cloud, we believe that in the long run, this hype will p (Read Full Article)

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  7. My Cloud: Public, Private or Something Else?

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    My Cloud: Public, Private or Something Else? If you have started to dig beneath the surface level of Cloud Computing, you have certainly discovered that there are many “Clouds” to consider, and it is not one single Cloud that will be part of your future. Likely the hottest trend we are seeing right now in enterprises is the focus on Priv (Read Full Article)

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  8. Does the Increasing Complexity of Identity Management Make “Intelligence” a Necessity? (part 2)

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    Does the Increasing Complexity of Identity Management Make “Intelligence” a Necessity? (part 2) Dipto Chakravarty, General Manager, Cloud Security & VP Engineering, Security Management Operating Platforms at Novell As I indicated in my last post, operational changes, technical innovation, and the evolving regulatory environment have introduced fairly unprecedented complexity in the world of id (Read Full Article)

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  9. Does the increasing complexity of identity management make “intelligence” a necessity?

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    Does the increasing complexity of identity management make “intelligence” a necessity? Dipto Chakravarty, general manager, Cloud Security & VP Engineering, Security Management Operating Platforms, Novell, Inc. Identity management was a complex issue to begin with and this complexity is only increasing with the advent of cloud computing. To deal with it, those responsible for managing (Read Full Article)

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