Podcast: Challenges in Integrating Cloud-based Applications with Traditional On-Premises Environments Pt.2

This podcast provides guidance for Technology Leaders considering initiatives around the integration of hybrid cloud-based applications with traditional on-prem environments.

Podcast: Challenges in Integrating Cloud-based Applications with Traditional On-Premises Environments Pt.1

This podcast provides guidance for Technology Leaders considering initiatives around the integration of hybrid cloud-based applications with traditional on-prem environments.

Podcast: OACA Security and Incident Management (SIEM) in the Cloud

How do you get the right information from your cloud provider to put into your SIEM so that you can use it in an intelligent way, addressing your security, compliance posture, and ultimately risk?

Whitepaper: OACA SIEM in the Cloud

It is no secret that Security Incident and Event Management (SIEM) systems are a core part of the security controls for any enterprise. Most SIEM organizations focus on detection and response activities such as gathering logs, predictive threat identification...

Whitepaper: OACA Hybrid IT Responsibility

Hybrid IT is a term that refers to the combined and simultaneous consumption of cloud and traditional IT models to deliver IT services in production. This may include different public cloud platforms simultaneously, traditional internal IT and Cloud (private or public), use of IaaS, PaaS & SaaS, or FaaS together, and various other combinations that an enterprise may find effective.

Introduction to Hybrid IT Infrastructure

• William Dupley | Tom Scott | Shamir Charania

When people think of infrastructure, they generally think about the basic facilities that serve the country such as roads bridges water systems electrical grids, etc. Without a well developed and managed infrastructure a modern society cannot operate. Even the Roman Empire understood the criticality of building a robust well-managed infrastructure. There is evidence of their roads and water systems still in operation in Europe today.