Capturing historical cloud changes for Security and Compliance For industries that are subject to regulatory standards, having a comprehensive audit trail of changes can be essential for compliance. It provides evidence of what changed when.
How SaaS CRM Drives Businesses of All Types SaaS CRM is expected to see a growth of at least 12% in the number of companies who will choose a CRM software in the next five years. Similarly, CRM
What is COBIT? (Control Objectives for Information and Related Technologies) COBIT stands for the Control Objectives for Information and Related Technologies. It is a framework many businesses use to help them achieve better control over
AWS and its complexity Cloud architecting is a complicated endeavour. As a cloud architect you responsible to implement best pratices, within time, resource, system, legacy and budgetary constraints. The entire OSI stack is at
Architecting and designing systems is not easy and much of it is dependent on platform and technology choice, along with business requirements, backup criteria, disaster recovery, end user expectations and operational management. Some
What is an Enterprise Architect and what value do they add if any? An EA role is really concerned with helping a firm realise some form of competitive advantage for the enterprise. The role interfaces with
Building a standard 3-Tier solution in AWS is not that easy. It takes some experience with the platform and related services. Importantly firms can use JSON templates (Cloud Formation) and other automated patterns and tools,
CLOUD REHOSTING Rehosting essentially just moves your organization’s applications to the cloud platform as-is and is often called a “lift and shift” migration. That means that your core infrastructure is going to be the same,
Two popular options that provide rightsizing recommendations are AWS Compute Optimizer and AWS Cost Explorer. AWS Compute Optimizer features AWS Compute Optimizer is a service that analyses Amazon CloudWatch metrics and provides EC2 instance recommendations.
As more organizations have turned to the cloud to store and work with their data, applications and other assets, cybercriminals are increasingly exploiting cloud-based services to set up malicious downloads. A new report from network