Cloud Computing

Today’s post is by J.J. Swain, IT Manager for Gerald R. Ford International Airport (GRR) in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The airport serves more than three million passengers annually and over 100 cargo flights per day. GRR partnered with ChromeOS and Art of Context to upgrade and modernize the airport’s extensive digital signage system. At an […]

The web usually works amazingly well — but what happens when it doesn’t? We expect seamless access to our applications and services at any time — our business depends on it. However, a lot of the time, this expectation doesn’t always match reality.  Far from being a magically resilient and infallible network, the internet (both

Earlier this year we announced the general availability of Hyperdisk Storage Pools with Advanced Capacity, that helps you simplify management and lower the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) of your block storage capacity. Today we are bringing that same innovation to block storage performance through Hyperdisk Storage Pools with Advanced Performance. You can now provision

Written by: Robert Wallace, Blas Kojusner, Joseph Dobson Where money goes, crime follows. The rapid growth of Web3 has presented new opportunities for threat actors, especially in decentralized finance (DeFi), where the heists are larger and more numerous than anything seen in the traditional finance sector. Mandiant has a long history of investigating bank heists.

As the way people work continues to evolve, keeping security policies in place that protect organizations but give workers the ability to get things done, wherever work happens, is more important than ever. IT and security teams must aim to stay a step ahead of web-based security threats that come their organization’s way. To help,

Who is supposed to manage generative AI applications? While AI-related ownership often lands with data teams, we’re seeing requirements specific to generative AI applications that have distinct differences from those of a data and AI team, and at times more similarities with a DevOps team. This blog post explores these similarities and differences, and considers

Imagine you’re an application administrator performing an application upgrade within  a one-hour maintenance window, when all of a sudden the upgrade fails. You now want to initiate your rollback procedures. The normal course of action in the rollback is to recover from regular snapshots; this takes several minutes to complete, depending on how much data