In order to meet contemporary data challenges head on, cyber-security professionals need a contemporary - forward-thinking, even - strategy. The emerging solution is the ready-to-roll Hyper-Converge Infrastructure, the newest line of defence in data security

As data spreads unstoppably across physical, cloud and virtual space, you need a hyper-converged infrastructure. Not only that, you need one which is consistent, continuous and compliant

Today’s leading enterprises are striving to deliver high performance, highly scalable and always-on digital services.

A 2015 Gartner report estimated that 25% of Global 2000 organisations would be using DevOps and Agile development practices as part of their mainstream strategies by the close of 2016. Our experience with Synopsys customers confirms this prediction has come true.

For development teams, software quality has never been optional. In recent years, developers have also been under increasing pressure to address software security concerns. 

For organisations today, suffering a serious security breach involving privileged access is no longer a question of if, but when. This report discusses the current threats from privileged insiders and vendors and provides recommendations for managing, controlling, and monitoring the privileged access organisations grant to their systems and data.

Whether it is creating a clear roadmap or strengthening relationships between team members, integrating an effective software security strategy into developing, managing or purchasing software is vital.

Fifteen years since the original Agile Manifesto was published, it still holds strong as one of the most popular methodologies for continuous delivery. However, one vital aspect of software development - security - is often left out of the procedure.

A new data protection framework for the whole of the European Union seeks to create a harmonised regulation that is fit for purpose in today’s fast-moving IT, data and compliance landscape. Yet despite the fact that the proposed new rules will be implemented on 25th May 2018, IT professionals are worryingly unprepared for the change.