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Settle for More, Not Less

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Broadcast satellite provider DirecTV last year ran an amusing ad series called “The Settlers” in which a pioneer-style family – complete with log cabin, 19th century clothing and horse-drawn...

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10 May, 17

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Choosing the Right ADC Deployment Model

posted in ADC, Application Delivery Controllers, Global Server Load Balancing, Multi-Tenant, Server Load Balancing, SSL Offloading, virtual adc, Virtualized ADC by Paul Andersen

Today there are more deployment models than ever before for load balancing and application delivery. The trick is know which one, or which combination of these models, is the...

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27 Feb, 17

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Virtual Environment Performance without Compromise

posted in ADC, Application Delivery Controllers, IaaS, LBaaS, Multi-Tenant, Virtualized ADC by Paul Andersen

Without a doubt, the age of virtualization is here. The Accenture Enterprise Survey 2016 found that 95% of enterprises (small, medium and large) believe that all network services will...

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13 Oct, 16

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5 Steps to 360° Application Security

posted in ADC, Application Delivery Controllers, BYOD Policy, Server Load Balancing, SSL Acceleration, SSL Offloading, SSL VPN, WAF, Web Application Firewall by Paul Andersen

Array recently published a new white paper, titled ‘360° Application Security.’ The white paper describes an architecture for holistic multi-layer security for Web-based business operations that addresses all potential...

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04 Apr, 16

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How Safe is OpenSSL? Part III: Best Practices

posted in ADC, Application Delivery Controllers, Server Load Balancing, SSL VPN, Virtualized ADC by Paul Andersen

In parts I and II of this blog series, we examined the frequency and severity of OpenSSL vulnerabilities, and key differences between OpenSSL and Array’s proprietary SSL stack. In...

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16 Dec, 15

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How Safe is OpenSSL? Part II

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In Part I of this mini-blog series, I briefly explored the frequency and severity of OpenSSL vulnerabilities, and presented an infographic/timeline of a number of vulnerabilities that posed a...

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03 Nov, 15

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How Safe is OpenSSL? Part I

posted in Application Delivery Controllers, SSL VPN by Paul Andersen

The passing of the one-year anniversary of the OpenSSL Heartbleed vulnerability – and a recent rash of highly exploitable vulnerabilities with names of lesser cachet – led me to...

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26 Aug, 15

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Which is King? The Network or the Applications?

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Back in the day, network speed and throughput were limiting factors for the overall productivity of an organization. Gigabit Ethernet came onto the scene in 1999, and offered a...

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23 Apr, 15

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Building a BYOD Policy? Use SSL VPN as a Strong Foundation

posted in BYOD Policy, SSL VPN by Paul Andersen

According to ComputerWeekly’s 2015 IT Priorities Report, 46% of IT managers worldwide plan to implement a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) initiative in 2015, and 30% plan to deploy...

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24 Feb, 15

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All posts by Paul Andersen

Settle for More, Not Less

Choosing the Right ADC Deployment Model

Virtual Environment Performance without Compromise

5 Steps to 360° Application Security

How Safe is OpenSSL? Part III: Best Practices

How Safe is OpenSSL? Part II

How Safe is OpenSSL? Part I

Which is King? The Network or the Applications?

Building a BYOD Policy? Use SSL VPN as a Strong Foundation

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