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Articles for the keywords: Monitoring
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16 Jan 2013
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Big Data Will Transform Security Approaches and Technologies By 2015 [29414]
InformationWeek January 16, 2013
"Security experts from Booz Allen Hamilton, Northeastern University and RSA predict Big Data will likely transform nearly all core technology segments in information security within the next two years...
Big Data is expected to dramatically alter almost every discipline within information security. The new Brief predicts Big Data analytics will likely have market-changing impact on most product categories in the information security sector by 2015, including SIEM, network monitoring, user authentication and authorization, identity management, fraud detection, and governance, risk and compliance systems..."
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14 Jan 2013
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Ten Priorities for Data Center Managers [29450]
Baseline January 11, 2013
"The theme that will dominate the top of the to-do list of data center professionals in 2013 can be summarized in one word: power. Specifically, how to use less of it, according to a recent survey from the Uptime Institute Network. The resulting report, "Top 10 Data Center Technology Priorities for 2013," covers a wide range of issues affecting the industry, but those addressing power-related challenges loom largest, as data centers account for 2 percent of all electricity used in the United States..."
- Power Efficiency
- Cooling Systems Efficiency
- Monitoring and Metering
- Data Center Infrastructure Management
- Automation and Building Alert
- Cloud Computing
- Consolidation and Rationalization
- Virtualization
- Diesel Generation and Regulations
- Modular, Container or Prefab
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07 Jan 2013
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You Keep Using That Word [29376]
Dark Reading January 4th, 2013
"I don't like to get all "me too" on a topic, but I really enjoyed the back and forth on Richard Bejtlich's blog as Bejtlich and commenters discussed what "monitoring" means. It's pretty clear that everyone's using the word, but they're differing on the purpose of the monitoring itself.
One of the use cases I see often is "monitoring for risk."
Now, risk is a slippery word in and of itself, as the squabbling on risk analysis mailing lists can demonstrate. It should always be accompanied by the word "of" to describe what you mean by it. Is it the risk of not being compliant? Is it the risk of not having your systems configured the way you want them? Or is it the risk of a breach?"
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31 Dec 1969
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Some CEOs Disregard Social-Media Reputation [29249]
CIO Insight December 31st 2012
"Are your organization's executives providing little more than lip service to social media? Prior surveys presented here have indicated that high-performing companies take a pro-active approach to the monitoring, analyzing and responding of the comments of social media users. Still, a surprising number of CEOs aren't considering social-media reputation in making decisions, and some still simply ignore critical posts, according to a recent survey from Zeno Group.."
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