IBM Cloud Secure Virtualization

whitePaper | July 22, 2022

This paper defines a set of requirements for edge-to-cloud architectures that apply broadly across multiple industries. These potential uses span from factory floors and healthcare to remote oil and gas installations and expeditionary, forward operating defense bases. This architecture requirement list is not comprehensive, and some of the capabilities are not technically achievable yet. However, they can help define areas for development and can guide the synergy of existing capabilities.

whitePaper | October 18, 2022

In the mad dash to the cloud, organizations have turned their application environments into a miscellaneous mess. Whether it be private, public or on-premise, organizations are leveraging heterogenous application hosting environments as they transition to the next phase of cloud computing: The multi-cloud.

whitePaper | May 6, 2022

The technology industry has shifted towards patterns of development and deployment that are seen as “cloud native”. Simultaneously, the ecosystem of technologies, products, standards, and solutions is expanding, challenging decision makers to remain abreast of complex designs.

whitePaper | December 13, 2022

Ransomware is a financially motivated crime with the goal of inhibiting business systems and obtaining a ransom payment. Historically, ransoming data residing in traditional on-premises enterprise workloads and government systems have resulted in ample financial gain for assailants using ransomware attacks.

whitePaper | May 11, 2022

Cloud technology serves as a transformative digital solution that offers unparalleled levels of security, agility, and scalability to financial institutions. Traditionally, financial institutions have been reluctant to go for the cloud due to security and regulations.

whitePaper | May 8, 2023

APIs represent a new and expanding technological lever for organizations’ competitive advantages, driving speed to market for new digital capabilities. This represents a key growth driver. However, APIs represent an expanding attack surface, with new entry points to disrupt services and gain access to data, including Personal Identifiable Information (PII).