It’s clear: With 50% of organizations now saying they run 1,000+ apps, software is the new means of production. But how will companies maximize these apps and use them to gain a competitive edge in the new digital economy? And how will they measure their success? Enterprises must find a way to master application development
Just as virtualization revolutionized IT infrastructure, the rise of the cloud has changed the playing field again. What we’re experiencing today is nothing less than a seismic change in the way organizations operate and evolve. But innovation can often outpace planning in this multi-cloud world, and businesses hoping to drive growth confront a host of
CLOUD APPEAL Global adoption of the cloud is accelerating at a dizzying rate each year with businesses of all sizes realizing the cost-saving, flexibility, and scalability benefits of migrating and running applications in the cloud. In our 2019 State of Application Services report, 87% of respondents reported having multicloud architectures. As pressure to move applications
Your application teams are facing increased pressure to deliver more capabilities to the business faster than ever before.
The threat landscape is dramatically different than it was just 5 years ago. A traditional web application firewall (WAF) was once a very effective solution for mitigating application layer attacks, but now has trouble keeping up with the advanced capabilities and agility of attackers. Signatures often lag behind new exploits. Even when a traditional WAF is
There’s a reason why web application firewalls have been getting so much attention lately. It’s the same reason we keep hearing about major security and data breaches left, right, and centre. Web application security is difficult—very difficult. Learn why by downloading this whitepaper!
It ’s clear that multi-cloud is here to stay, so let ’s take a look at the good, bad, and ugly of this brave new world.
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