Too many engineering teams aren’t set up for success (or satisfaction). The emphasis on full-stack hiring means engineers are pressured to extend outside of the areas they do their best work—their zones of excellence. Backend engineers in particular feel the pain of keeping up with frameworks, managing frontend complexity, and context switching between backend and […]
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Today’s cyber attacks have changed radically from just a few years ago. No longer are they the sole province of opportunistic crooks, online vandals and digitial “hacktivists.” Today, advanced cyber attacks are the weapon of choice for organized criminal enterprises and nation-states. This white paper highlights: – Why organizations need much more than fundamental security […]
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If information is the lifeblood of today’s digital economy, data centers are the heart. These mini-metropolises of silicon, metal, and cable are as essential to modern business as steel, motors, and coal were to the last great industrial revolution. In addition to their vital role in most business processes, data centers are the building blocks […]
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Today’s threat landscape has never been more challenging for federal agencies. Governments face a growing torrent of cyber attacks that are growing increasingly sophisticated, stealthy, and dangerous. Legacy signature-based solutions and file-based sandbox analysis cannot detect these advanced attacks, let alone stop them. Without advanced identification and remediation tools, agencies can go weeks or even […]
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Cyber attacks are growing more sophisticated and, more often than not, target small and midsize businesses (SMBs). One unlucky click – a malicious email attachment, a link to a legitimate but compromised website – could result in a costly data breach that drains your bank account and customer trust. This paper explains targeted attacks and […]
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Organizations face a new breed of cyber attacks that easily thwart traditional defenses. These advanced attacks are targeted. They are persistent. And they are devastatingly effective at breaching your systems and stealing your sensitive data. This paper examines: – The limitations of existing security solutions – Several security architectures, including sandbox-based products – An architecture […]
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Never before have state and local governments been expected to do so much with so little. Even as budgets remain tight in a post-recession environment, tech-savvy citizens demand higher levels of service, they want to pay taxes by credit card, renew their driver’s license online, and check traffic from their smartphone. These responsibilities make cyber […]
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There are multiple considerations when selecting a technology support provider. What do you get from HP Authorized Support Providers that you won’t from an Unauthorized Support Provider (USP), and why do these differences matter? Learn the key areas to consider, and how HP can keep you ahead of the competition.
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Some organizations are turning to Unauthorized Support Providers (USPs) to cut costs. Though this strategy may help you save money in the short term, the risks of USPs can end up costing you in a big way. This case study describes what can go wrong with firmware updates when relying on USPs, and reveals how […]
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When a customer used a Unauthorized Support Provider (USP) to relocate one of their two-cabinet Superdome systems from one data center to another, it took the USP several days to determine they lacked the expertise necessary. Learn how the customer could have spared days of downtime by using HP Relocation Services.
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When HP took over a customer’s hardware and software support contract from a Unauthorized Support Provider (USP), a hardware site audit found a large number of counterfeit hard drives installed on failed servers and storage, which resulted in a large volume of disk drive failures. Learn how HP resolved the issue, and how they saved […]
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