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5 Virtualization Do's and Don'ts
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Posted:
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03 Sep 2008
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Published:
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01 Jun 2008
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HTML
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Length:
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7
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Type:
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Journal Article
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Language:
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English
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ABSTRACT:
Five years from now, few enterprises will use "real" computers. Everything done with databases, Web applications or file shares will be intercepted and emulated by virtualization software, allowing one rack-mount server to act like 10. Virtualization is inescapable; it's the most important new force in enterprise IT since IP networks. Virtualization is a win for enterprise security. Patching, staging, deployment and change management--chronic headaches for IT security--get easier in virtualized data centers.
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Author
Thomas Ptacek
Founder, Matasano Security
Thomas Ptacek boasts more 10 years of product development and security research experience prior to founding consultancy Matasano Security. Thomas has owned technical operations at Chicago's most popular ISP, authored Insertion, Evasion, and Denial of Service, a landmark paper which broke every shipping intrusion detection product on the market, and at Arbor Networks led the development of a security product deployed on the backbone of virtually every tier-one ISP worldwide.
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