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DDI Virtualization & Cloud DDI In Cloud Services The promise of the cloud is one of scalability- of applications and services that can scale on demand according to the need, booking only appropriate compute and storage capacity. That means designing resource provisioning processes...
DNS DNS Security What Mr. Robot Can Teach Businesses About Network Security We here at EfficientIP love a good scripted drama…and with the return of the USA Network series Mr. Robot last week, we’re ready for a summer of mixing business with pleasure. If you’re unfamiliar with...
DNS DNS Security GDPR Security Meets Regulation – DNS and the GDPR The newly announced GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) is a European Union regulation which will further strengthen the protection of data within all the EU member states, replacing the Directive 95/46/EC of 1995. The regulation,...
DDI DNS DNS Security 3 Ways To Rethink and Simplify Telecom DNS Cyber-attacks and data leaks among telecommunication providers are a hot topic, especially after the DNS DDoS attack on UK’s ISP TalkTalk in October 2015. Four million customers were informed their sensitive personal information, including bank...
DNS Security 2016 Report – The Global DNS Threat Survey This year, EfficientIP pioneered the largest independent survey on DNS services and their importance in IT security attacks so far undertaken in the industry. Nearly 1,000 respondents have helped us better understand the technical and...
DNS DNS Security Using DNS To Protect Your Intellectual Property A typical network intrusion isn’t a smash-and-grab raid. It’s a long slow process, where an intruder can spend weeks or months exploring a network before slowly copying the data they want. Perhaps they’re stealing your...
