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Security and Windows 10 Will Cross Paths for Enterprises

CTOvision

Last year, Enterprise IT was dramatically shaped by the influx of security breaches, data leaks and a new wave of hackers. and that Windows 10 was better than the Enterprise could have imagined. This year, two of 2014’s biggest stories will intersect as security and Windows 10 prepare to re-shape the Enterprise.

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ServiceNow boasts industry-first gen AI general availability with Vancouver release of Now

CIO Business Intelligence

ServiceNow has developed its own domain-specific large language model, Now LLM, to assist with these enterprise workflows, although enterprises can also hook up the new assistants with other commercially available models, or even their own. The Vancouver release of Now Platform also includes new automations and security tools.

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Effectively Manage All Endpoints, No Matter Where They Are Located

CIO Business Intelligence

However, employees working outside the corporate firewall and other network protections pose some big security challenges, especially for large enterprises. CIOs and CSOs still have to ensure that employees outside of the corporate firewall can do their work securely. IT admins cannot secure assets that they can’t see.

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Identify yourself for MIM - A Screw's Loose

A Screw's Loose

Essentially he has built a Venn Diagram based around 3 concepts, Mobile Security, API Security, and Enterprise Security. He was kind enough to place things like MDM (Mobile Device Management) and MAM (Mobile Application Management) in the diagram for us. Enterprise. Enterprise Mobility.

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Bulletproofing your threat surface with the Microsoft security ecosystem

CIO Business Intelligence

Modern enterprise threat surfaces are diverse, extensive, and dynamic—and most certainly extend well beyond any single vendor’s offerings. Microsoft understands this sobering reality, even though establishing vendor dominance within its enterprise customer base has long been its bread and butter.

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VMworld 2014 Day 2 Keynote

Scott Lowe

Poonen uses an example of a rooftop infinity pool in Singapore as a metaphor for the “three foundations” of EUC: SDDC, workspace services (authentication and content collaboration, for example), and then the desktop/mobile/cloud experience. The second major pillar that Poonen discusses is enterprise mobility management.

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