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Organizations everywhere are using the SOCKs5 proxy to facilitate access to back-end services behind firewalls, eliminate third-party and free proxy servers, minimize errors and maximize performance.
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Reading Time: 5 minutes Containerization can create a pathway to secure digital transformation. Discover how to make a business case for container security.
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Reading Time: 3 minutes By applying its user-driven innovation approach to cloud development technologies, Red Hat has made open-source cloud application development ultra-usable and even more secure.
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Creating backups for massive enterprise deployments may feel like a solved problem, but for the most part, we’re still talking about complex hardware and software setups. Clumio, which is coming out of stealth today, wants to modernize enterprise data protection by eliminating the on-premise hardware in favor of a flexible, SaaS-style cloud-based backup solution. For […] Continue reading Clumio raises $51M to bring enterprise backup into the 21st century
As companies collect increasingly large amounts of data about customers, the end game is about improving the customer experience. It’s a term we’re hearing a lot of these days, and we are going to be discussing that very topic with Amit Ahuja, Adobe’s vice president of ecosystem development, next month at TechCrunch Sessions: Enterprise in […] Continue reading Adobe’s Amit Ahuja will be talking customer experience at TechCrunch Sessions: Enterprise
Opsani, a Redwood City, California startup, wants to go beyond performance monitoring to continually optimizing cloud applications, using artificial intelligence to help the software learn what is the optimal state. “We have come up with a machine learning technique centered around reinforcement learning to tune the performance of applications in the cloud,” company co-founder and […] Continue reading Opsani helps optimize cloud applications with AI
TechCrunch Sessions is back! On September 5, we’re taking on the ferociously competitive field of enterprise software, and thrilled to announce our packed agenda, overflowing with some of the biggest names and most exciting startups in the enterprise industry. And you’re in luck, because $249 early-bird tickets are still on sale — make sure you […] Continue reading Announcing the agenda for TC Sessions: Enterprise | San Francisco, September 5
When it comes to protecting businesses from the growing variety of Office 365 security threats, balancing the benefits of multifactor authentication with user demands for convenience is a fine art.
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Box co-founder, chairman and CEO Aaron Levie took his company from a consumer-oriented online storage service to a publicly-traded enterprise powerhouse. Launched in 2005, Box today has over 41 million users and the vast majority of Fortune 500 companies use its service. Levie will join us at TC Sessions: Enterprise for a fireside chat about […] Continue reading Box CEO Aaron Levie is coming to TC Sessions: Enterprise
Proliferation of cloud services has sparked a revolution in IT and how technology is consumed. There has never been a time when we had more capabilities at our fingertips than we do at this moment. This provides both unprecedented opportunity as well… Continue reading Assessing the Cloud’s Impact on Business Security