It's clear that cloud computing is rapidly becoming the dominant model for used by business to host data and applications, and to develop new services. Cloud computing is now a business essential ...

Securing the Cloud Cloud computing is now a business essential, but keeping your data and applications secure is vital. Find out more about cloud security in this ZDNet special report. Read now ...

In this example, the cloud providers control and manage the physical infrastructure resources, hence it’s their job to make sure the application that runs on that infrastructure is secure. However, ...

Vice President, Security, Carriers and Enterprise Networking, Will Townsend, shares his insights about what cloud-native application security must address.

Latest Top Threats report highlights growing trust in the cloud as traditional cloud security concerns lessen in importance.

Conclusion There’s no doubt cloud computing provides businesses with access to their important data virtually, from anywhere, without needing to maintain a server. However, with remote access to ...

Early computing architects could never have imagined the limitless size, breadth of scope, and always-on availability of today’s cloud computing. Infrastructure-as-a-Service platform providers ...

Cloud computing revolutionizes data security, offering innovative solutions for businesses navigating digital threats.

The cloud native application protection platform (CNAPP) capability for Lacework’s Polygraph Data Platform offers snapshot analysis of potential attack paths and insights into application workloads.

Cloud computing has become the ideal way to deliver enterprise applications—and the preferred solution for companies extending their infrastructure or launching new innovations.

The future of cloud computing isn’t about building more massive data centers it’s about distributing applications intelligently, ensuring they run exactly where and when they’re needed.