March 31, 2020
In the age of coronavirus, technology is playing a big role in boosting resilience but itâs also meeting its match in some areas (and no, itâs not just about toilet paper). Read more â¶
The CIOâs coronavirus playbook: 7 tips for surviving the crisis
Providers address capacity, supply-chain challenges brought on by COVID-19
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Cassandra and DataStax: Reunited, and it feels so good
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Microsoft to shift SMBs' Office subscriptions to 'Microsoft 365' brand
This case study highlights how deploying Microsoft Azure Sentinel allowed the team to leverage existing assets and achieve a seamless transition to scalable, cloud-based security. Read more â¶
Donât let the coronavirus crisis cripple your company. Follow this CIO survival guide to the pandemic. Read more â¶
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This eLearning bundle is ideal for anyone who wants to get into one of tech's most lucrative fields. Read more â¶
The COVID-19 pandemic is causing internet traffic to surge and usage patterns to shift. Learn how network teams at cloud services Netflix, Zoom and Dropbox, along with data center provider Equinix, are keeping operations running. Read more â¶
Slack does a good job of protecting its own code, but you'll need help to stop malware delivered through Slack messages or to avoid exposing personal information. Read more â¶
Past the âbreakup,â DataStax once again has an important role to play in the Apache Cassandra project Read more â¶
A secure access service edge model can quickly grow remote-worker capacity without requiring enterprises to deploy their own new VPN gear. Read more â¶
Take advantage of the open source MailKit library to send emails in ASP.NET Core easily Read more â¶
The change, which takes place April 21, is designed 'to reflect the range of features and benefits in the subscription' plans, the company said. Read more â¶
The challenge: Execute a seamless transition to a new security platform. Read more â¶
