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Save time and money with Oracle Linux Automation Manager

To meet changing stakeholder demands, IT environments must be flexible and scalable on demand. But as the IT estate expands, manual configuration and deployment are simply too slow (and error-prone) to keep pace. To introduce much-needed automation to infrastructure provisioning and management, Oracle offers Oracle Linux Automation Manager to Oracle Linux Premier Support customers. What […]

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How MDR could help you regain control of your cybersecurity strategy?

Technology / Craig Andrews

Hybrid working and hybrid working have created a disjointed IT environment which lacks transparency. This operations model is a drain on resources – and a golden opportunity for cybercriminals. Every application and endpoint presents a potential attack plane for malicious actors, so they all must be secured. However, traditional antivirus endpoint defences are no longer

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Taking it to the edge: ESET Inspect

Technology / Craig Andrews

Two key factors determine the success of any IT security strategy – visibility and control. However, as the IT environment becomes progressively fragmented and distributed, these two factors are much harder to maintain. This is why an extended detection and response tool like ESET Inspect is increasingly important. Complete visibility As endpoints extend beyond the

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Oracle Linux for ARM – one OS everywhere

Technology / Craig Andrews

To the despair of IT managers, cloud services have increased tech stack diversity. Great news for users, but a complete nightmare for system architects, network managers, developers and engineers. On paper, heterogeneous technologies offer massive advantages in terms of flexibility and choice – but this must be balanced against the increased management and development overheads.

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