Mike Vizard

As storage vendors contemplate the growing volumes of data that their customers are struggling to manage, it's becoming clear that existing storage

While the annual Black Hat 2010 conference tends to bring a lot of much-needed focus to security, the problem most IT organizations have is that they are

As application frameworks on the Web continue to evolve, it's becoming clear that managing applications that are essentially becoming borderless is going

If an IT organization set out today to deal with network and systems management on the one hand, and security and compliance on the other, chances are

With websites and now Web applications, there is no perimeter when it comes to security.That's the conclusion of a paper that will be delivered at the

In the history of enterprise software, the offering that has arguably least lived up to its potential is Microsoft Active Directory.Deployed just about

When it comes to application workloads, IBM wants to take the debate over the hardware platform off the table.For more years than anyone cares to

The problem with troubleshooting most enterprise networks is that nobody wants to do anything until there is a real problem.Whether this stems from fear

When it comes to rolling out new enterprise applications, all the focus seems to be on building them versus deploying them. And yet when something goes

While IT people have debated the relative value of investing in security, security investments don't drive additional revenue for the business. No matter

Most of the discussion surrounding data center convergence for the last year or more has been led by Cisco Systems and Hewlett-Packard. But with its move

A few years back, it seemed liked everybody and their brother was focused on identity management as the Holy Grail of security management.Then everybody