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In this podcast we discuss the adoption of Securing the API Keys to the Cloud, cloud security and the ongoing problems with API keys. We learn of the security issues IT managers face, and the carelessness in managing keys used in Public and Private Clouds. Mark O’Neill offers his insight on how companies can protect their API keys, and how Vordel can help
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Vordel CTO, Mark O’Neill explains in this interview with CTO Edge magazine the Strategic Role Cloud Service Brokers Will Play in the Cloud and why cloud service brokers are going to be the foundation for integrating dynamic sets of cloud computing services in a way that ultimately gives IT organizations maximum control over providers of cloud computing services.
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Is Cloud Computing Ready for Primetime? A Chat with Vic Morris
Why is cloud computing such a compelling model and which verticals are adopting cloud computing most?
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White paper detailing how the Vordel Cloud Service Broker brokers the connection to the Cloud, applying critical governance controls for service access, usage and availability. The Vordel Cloud Service broker brings services from different domains – Public, Private and Community Clouds – together into a single multi-domain registry, to be managed together.
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Business functions across the enterprise rely on Siebel CRM to generate new and recurring revenues. New Cloud, mobile, and Web 2.0 initiatives now require sharing of Siebel data and functions across domains. Managing Siebel integrations to meet security, audit, and interoperability requirements can be challenging. Vordel Siebel Gateway enables Siebel users to access their CRM data from mobile, desktop, and Cloud applications with a solution that is non-intrusive, retrofits at the edge across all Siebel versions, and is Oracle certified.
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Despite the agility and cost advantages of Cloud computing, IT departments have adopted Cloud slowly due to concerns over security, privacy, compliance, and reliability. While IT remains cautious, business users have fully embraced Cloud based services. Cloud usage in the enterprise today is widespread and uncontrolled, with neither security nor audit. Data is uploaded into Dropbox and LinkedIn, and applications are put up at Amazon and Force.com. Whether Cloud is strategic to IT or not, as long as Cloud based services are being used, IT must manage Cloud based risks. Using Vordel Cloud Gateway reduces Cloud related risks.
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The elephant in the room when it comes to barriers to the growth and adoption of Cloud computing by enterprises is the lack of trust held for Cloud service providers. Enterprise IT has legitimate concerns over the security, integrity, and reliability of Cloud based services. The recent high profile outages at Amazon and Microsoft Azure, as well as security issues at DropBox and Sony only add to the argument that Cloud computing poses substantial risks for enterprises.
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Architectural Pattern for XML Gateway – Service Bus Sandwich
I was in a discussion yesterday with a customer and the question of “Do I need an internal gateway in addition to my ESB?” came up. In general, people thing about XML gateways as the security appliance that you stick in the DMZ to prevent unauthorized access to services (i.e. the Super PEP). So, why do I need another one in my internal network?
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