Real-World Security in a Virtual Infrastructure – Part 1
Welcome to a new virtualization.info column. Here we will explore a largely uncharted territory: virtualization security. Researchers have been working on the topic since some time now and vendors have...
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Welcome back to the new virtualization.info security column. We started with a series about the real-worlds security risks of virtual infrastructures and our first part, published last week, was...
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In previous articles on this column we focused on issues lying just outside the core virtualization realm, like the way we manage virtual machines (as templates) or technical vulnerabilities afflicting...
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In this article, the last one of the first series of virtualization.info’s security column (see part 1, part 2 and part 3), we will discuss how virtualization impacts high-security environments. As we...
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In this column I have often highlighted how handling virtualization security is a far different matter from managing the old kind of security. Today, I’d like to discuss yet another example of these...
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A number of things can be said about virtual appliances (VAs). For a start, they can be a powerful vector to quickly deploy applications without the burden of setting up a possibly complex environment,...
View ArticleReal-World Security in a Virtual Infrastructure – Part 7
Network stability is a concept most system administrator instinctively know about: however, no organization actually had any need to willingly enforce it or even care about until recent years. It’s...
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