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Login VSI and Hive-IO create a Partnership to Integrate Login [...]
Login VSI and Hive-IO create a Partnership to Integrate Login VSI into Cloud Computing
📅 - Hive-IO has announced a partnership with Login VSI. This partnership will allow the Login VSI automated suite to be tested within the Cloud Compute Appliance Platform. The integrated PaaS platform will allow for plenty of service testing and additional options.
Login VSI is considered the industry standard when it comes to virtualized desktop environments and testing. Hive-IO, a software-defined infrastructure solution provider for small businesses and larger enterprises, provides an infrastructure capable of elevating servers, networking and storage. .
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The company is based in Bangalore, India and provides many products in the cloud services industry. Nuvelink 2.0 will allow users to support AWS Cloud, Azure and will provide on-demand provisioning, along with multi-tier hierarchy support.
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📅 - New Indianapolis Office Space in the Near Future for CRM Company Salesforce - Salesforce has been looking for an office space in Indianapolis, Indiana with a size of about 200K square feet. They are a worldwide company using CRM solutions and were established in 1999. The company is headquartered in San Francisco, California and offers cloud-based services.
With a staff of about 1,400 already in the Indianapolis office, the company is looking for a new office space to meet their growing needs. They already have a space of 215K square feet and would like to add another space of similar size, along with about 600 additional staff members.
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📅 - Java Vulnerability Case Settled by Oracle - Oracle decided recently to settle with the FTC over charges including deceiving the public when it comes to the security of the Java SE updates. The proposed settlement would provide Oracle users with the ability to uninstall older versions of Java SE, which are used by more than 850 million computers.
The FTC believes Oracle was aware of the vulnerabilities of Java when they purchased it in 2010. Oracle will have to notify customers during the process of updating, per the settlement, and will need to provide an option for uninstalling the older versions of Java SE. .
📅 - BCS Website Services Recently Upgraded their Website - BCS Website Service recently launched the new and improved upgraded version of their website. The company is headquartered in Richmond, Virginia and provides a range of website design and hosting services to the Richmond area. They specialize in hosting with Open Source Content Management Systems, such as WordPress and Joomla!
The company was established in 2003 to provide full support to businesses in need of a website and hosting. The new and improved website will make it easier for customers and potential customers to gain access to the services they need. .
📅 - Cloud Computing Excellence Award Given to Metalogix ControlPoint 7.0 - Cloud Computing Magazine recently named Metalogix's ControlPoint 7.0 security solution as one of the best in the business. They awarded it the Cloud computing Excellence Award for leading the pack when it comes to driving cloud adoption and education.
ControlPoint 7.0 was designed by Metalogix in a response to customers looking to eliminate the SharePoint security vulnerabilities. This new technology provides advanced technologies and help to pinpoint suspicious behavior before access is granted. .
📅 - Microsoft Risking More than Necessary by Storing Recovery Keys in its Cloud - Microsoft has recently announced they are using very good built-in disk encryption for new Windows devices. This helps to protect the device if its stolen. However, they also have decided to store the recovery keys on their cloud, which may provide a backdoor for hackers or government agencies to get a hold of these recovery keys.
The Intercept provided a report stating that users of Windows 10 Home Edition had a copy of their recovery key uploaded to the Microsoft servers when they use a Microsoft account to log in. .