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http://cloudsecurity.trendmicro.com/got-cloud-confusion-check-out-these-resources%e2%80%a6/ Posted by admin in Privacy, Compliance and Identity , Secure Data Centers , Securing the Cloud , Virtualization Jan 28th, 2010 | no responses Frank Gens of IDC says 2010 will be a transformational year for IT , driven in part by cloud computing. Although cloud computing is a hot topic, a lot of IT folks remain confused and unsure about a host of issues from vendor selection and control to security and compliance. We’ve tried to help by compiling a list of great resources to help you navigate these issues. If you find others that are worth sharing, please let us know. There are several industry organizations and groups which help facilitate understanding of the cloud, provide best practices and enable standards:

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Major New DNS Vulnerability Discovered - Network Computing

Applications and initiatives like private cloud computing, virtualization and mobility are placing increasing pressure on network infrastructure to be faster and more capable. Initiatives like software-defined networking and protocols such as OpenFlow can make the network more flexible and manageable, but they don’t really solve the problem of application performance where high-speed, low-latency requirements are the rule. Only by removing hops and their attendant latency from the network will we continue to see performance gains. Arista’s 7124FX switch uniquely puts customer programmable FPGAs at the edge of the network for microsecond application processing. March 20, 2012