10 security technologies destined for the dustbin

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Old software: The savior and scourge of IT.

What the hybrid cloud really means.

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August 17, 2015
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10 security technologies destined for the dustbin

Systemic flaws and a rapidly shifting threatscape spell doom for many of today's trusted security technologies READ MORE

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Issue highlights

1. Old software: The savior and scourge of IT

2. What the hybrid cloud really means

3. Docker Toolbox unites Compose, Boot2Docker, Kitematic

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Old software: The savior and scourge of IT

Software will inevitably grow old, but it should never be allowed to fade away READ MORE

What the hybrid cloud really means

Consistency between public and private cloud environments is key, and Microsoft has the tech lead -- and the big installed base -- to make hybrid happen first READ MORE

Docker Toolbox unites Compose, Boot2Docker, Kitematic

With Toolbox, Docker pulls together a collection of apps for working with containers on the desktop, long a pain point with users READ MORE

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