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Idera, Falconstor expand SharePoint backup, recovery
By David Rubinstein
A partnership between a Windows server management company and a storage management provider has resulted in end-to-end automated backup and recovery of SharePoint site collections down to the document level.
5/11/2009 5:00PM EST

Zeus puts lightning into traffic management
By Jeff Feinman
Zeus Technology’s Zeus Extensible Traffic Manager can cache HTTP responses and rewrite an entire application stream in an attempt to improve management and accelerate application deployment.
4/7/2009 5:11PM EST

Sun sees much room for cloud innovation
By Jeff Feinman
Dave Douglas, senior VP of cloud computing for Sun, told SD Times the company has plans to create an in-cloud database and will provide its Open Storage offerings as it continues to build out its cloud.
4/3/2009 9:59AM EST

CommVault announces enhanced data management capabilities
By David Rubinstein
Simpana 8 is an updated version of the platform for managing data across Microsoft's servers and ActiveDirectory. It adds heterogeneous online and offline records management for SharePoint, among other enhancements.
4/2/2009 4:02PM EST

Symantec Prepares Endpoint Security Services
By David Worthington
Following Symantec's acquisition of MessageLabs this past October, the company is preparing to launch services for securing endpoints in distributed systems.
3/26/2009 5:23PM EST

IBM Set to Build Biggest Computer Yet
By Alex Handy
A massive new project with Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories will produce two new compute clusters, one of which will feature 1.6 million processors and be able to crunch 20 petaflops. That should make it the most powerful computer on Earth.
2/3/2009 2:30PM EST

dynaTrace APM Solution Keeps Track of SOA Transactions
By David Worthington
Citing a need to combat SOA complexity, dynaTrace 3.0 is capable of tracking transactions and mapping application dependencies across geographically distributed systems. Its PurePath diagnosis technology has been extended to wide-area networks as well.
2/2/2009 8:30AM EST

Idera Offers Insight Into SharePoint Access
By David Rubinstein
The new Security Reporter add-on lets admins and business executives see who has access to the SharePoint server, and it is included as part of Idera’s broader admin offering.
1/27/2009 4:00PM EST

Novell Adds WS-Federation to Access Manager
By David Rubinstein
Working with Microsoft, Novell has enhanced its identity management tool with federation capabilities, enabling interoperability with Microsoft—notably SharePoint. WS-Federation also gives Access Manager single sign-on to Web applications for users outside a server's identity store.
1/23/2009 2:09PM EST

Aptify Gains Support for SQL Server, .NET 3.5
By Jeff Feinman
Aptify 5.0 uses GUI tools and business logic element generation speed the development of business applications. It can also cut down on the amount of code requires for applications by, through the use of metadata, automatically creating business logic and database elements.
1/8/2009 2:06PM EST

CA Adds Data Loss Prevention With Orchestria Purchase
By Jeff Feinman
CA executives said Orchestria’s data loss prevention technology complements the company’s server protection capabilities and prevents data breaches. This is the third security-related acquisition in the past six months for CA.
1/5/2009 5:00PM EST

KACE Brings Systems Management to the iPhone
By Jeff Feinman
Citing the growth of iPhone usage by professionals, KACE's KBOX iPhone Management Module is designed to lower iPhone management costs. Features include reporting, easy configuration and simple policy management.
1/2/2009 3:40PM EST

Intel Ships 32GB SATA Drives, With 64GB Version for 2009
By P J Connolly
The X25-E solid-state drive boasts an IOPS performance rate that is 100 times faster than that of similar hard disks, and that it can write up to 4PM of data over three years. The drives are available for workstation, server and storage systems.
10/16/2008 4:45PM EST

Motorola Unveils Tools for Next-Gen Wireless Networks
By P J Connolly
The One Point Wireless Suite features tools for planning and mapping business networks for both indoor and outdoor environments. The new Wireless Manager 2.0, available next year, will add deployment and operational management to the mix.
10/15/2008 10:23AM EST

Ipswitch adds Web Transfer Module to server software
By P J Connolly
Version 7 of WS_FTP will be split into three product packages; the corporate version will receive the most features, such as Web Transfer Module and LDAP authentication with automatic failover.
10/14/2008 1:15PM EST

HP Details Fall Product Lineup
By P J Connolly
Printers are the bulk of new product releases for this fall and early next year. Other products are being released targeted for use by specific industries and services.
10/10/2008 4:45PM EST

Stonesoft Releases Firewall for Remote Offices
By P J Connolly
StoneGate FW-310 is a new firewall for remote offices. It offers 60Mbps of VPN throughput and 250Mbps of total capacity, which offers flexibility for the various sizes of remote offices.
10/8/2008 4:00PM EST

AccessEnforcer Gains SSL VPN Connectivity
By P J Connolly
Calyptix upgraded AccessEnforcer with a new graphical management interface, along with updates to its diagnostic tools and reporting features. The company says the product is a unified threat management system that can block threats while securing remote access.
10/8/2008 1:00PM EST

Netgear Firewall Protects Against DoS Attacks
By P J Connolly
The ProSafe SRXN3205 is capable of hosting up to five SSL-based and IPsec VPN tunnels simultaneously, as well as operating on both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands. Security features also include stateful packet inspection and URL keyword filtering.
10/8/2008 8:30AM EST

CA Updates Management Product Lines
By P J Connolly
In this wave of changes, CA Network Management gains IPv6 support, Insight Database Performance Manager adds some integrations, and Software Change Manager becomes compatible with the FIPS 140-2 encryption standard.
10/7/2008 3:45PM EST

The Economy May Suffer, but IT Will Survive
By P J Connolly
Even though the economy is going through rough times and IT budgets will most likely decrease, the essential parts of technology companies are being handled better than they were in the Dot-Com Bust. Don't let panic cloud your thinking.
9/29/2008 8:30AM EST

New Database Reporting Console Tracks Compliance
By P J Connolly
Application Security's Analytics 1.0 is used in conjunction with the company's DbProtect database security suite. It is based on Cognos' business intelligence suite and contains dashboards that cover compliance and security key performance indicators.
9/26/2008 4:30PM EST

Tripwire Keeps an Eye on Virtual Machine Sprawl
By P J Connolly
The newest version of Tripwire Enterprise uses new best practices to keep administrators informed of any potential misuse of virtual machine configurations, and can advise them of how to fix those problems.
9/26/2008 3:00PM EST

Oracle Reveals Storage Server With Multicore CPUs
By Alex Handy
A joint effort between itself and Hewlett-Packard, The Exadata Programmable Storage Server sports 12 racks containing multicore processors and has the ability to run Oracle's Parallel Query Database software. Oracle believes that this can alleviate storage bandwidth problems.
9/25/2008 12:57PM EST

New IBM System x Servers Show Remarkable Results
By P J Connolly
When tested against the TPC-C benchmark, IBM's Systems x3850 M2 and x3950 M2 clocked over a million transactions per second while running Red Hat Linux. The servers are scheduled for release this month.
9/22/2008 4:51PM EST

Intel's 'Dunnington' Featured in New NEC Servers
By P J Connolly
The NEC Express5800/A1160 can handle up to four nodes and four Xeon CPUs, totaling 96 processor cores. Initial shipments will come with three-year warranties and will be available in North America by year's end.
9/22/2008 8:30AM EST

Latest Cray Mainframe Built for Smaller Customers
By P J Connolly
Cray says its latest supercomputer is both affordable and powerful, being able to use up to 512GB of memory and up to 16 Intel dual- or quad-core processors. Windows HPC Server 2008 and a three-year warranty are included.
9/19/2008 8:30AM EST

Sun Updates xVM for 64-Bit Systems
By P J Connolly
Community support and a new subscription service buttress the update, which covers the four products in the xVM line. Newly supported systems include Red Hat Linux and Windows Vista.
9/18/2008 8:30AM EST

VMware Details Road Map for the Virtual Data Center
By Alex Handy
The Virtual Data Center Operating System is the concept behind VMware's plans for the future of its products. The company hopes to develop a virtual system that combines services, tools and monitoring systems, all virtualizing the data center.
9/17/2008 12:02PM EST

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