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Balancing Resource Sharing in Multi-tenant Architectures with Single-tenant Services

KineticData

Understanding the Landscape In multi-tenant architectures, resources such as computing power, databases, and network resources are shared among various users or clients, referred to here as tenants. This design principle ensures that services can dynamically adapt, scaling resources up or down based on real-time needs.

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Nvidia jumps into Zero Trust

Network World

Zero Trust is an architecture that verifies every user and device that tries to access the network and enforces strict access control and identity management that limits authorized users to accessing only those resources they need to do their jobs. Get regularly scheduled insights by signing up for Network World newsletters.].

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MWC 2024 Replay: Huawei unlocks resilient, ‘non-stop’ banking with four-pronged solutions strategy

CIO Business Intelligence

Speaking at Mobile World Congress 2024 in Barcelona, Jason Cao, Huawei’s CEO of Digital Finance BU, acknowledged that digital financial services are “booming” and that the rise of open architecture as well as emerging technologies like generative AI will have an impact on key fields in the industry such as financial engagement and credit loans.

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On Network Virtualization and SDN

Scott Lowe

Is there a difference between network virtualization and Software-Defined Networking (SDN)? So, in a similar fashion to my post on network overlays vs. network virtualization , I thought I’d weigh in with some thoughts. With this definition in hand, let’s compare network virtualization to SDN.

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Continuous Monitoring – Part 1

CTOvision

From customers to experts to standards bodies, a consensus is building that says continuous monitoring will vastly improve the security of our networks and critical infrastructure. A typical enterprise can collect logs and events from firewalls, routers, servers, PCs, and more. So what is it?!

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API security: key to interoperability or key to an organization?

CIO Business Intelligence

Network connections: Review all network connections leveraged by the API and verify they are secure, and connections and transactions are encrypted. API firewalls: The security gateway to an organization’s architecture, the single entry and exit point for all API calls.

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Overcoming the Equation: Security = Friction

CTOvision

We’ve migrated to a userid-password society; as we’ve added layers of security, we password-protect each layer: PC (and now device), network, enclave, application, database, and storage (encryption). Over time, our use of devices and network resources will form a pattern; no two people should have the same behavioral patterns.

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