Application Delivery

With high unemployment rates, application delivery & load balancing technologies provide availability, optimization, and security for applications.

Any negative impacts to the availability of remote access technologies have moved from the realm of “inconvenience” to “business/service-impacting outage.”

As more users work remotely, it is important to evaluate your organization's remote access, business continuity and cybersecurity measures.

By implementing an ADC with proper the functionality & integration points, IT organizations can strike the balance between resources, agility & scalability.

Any journey from a physical data center to the cloud requires careful thought, education and investment in new capabilities to enable migration.

Organizations should be concerned with ensuring security and availability of their sites.

By 2021 only 50% of the current physical infrastructures will remain, while the other 50% will be divided equally between the private and public cloud.

Application development now requires NetOps and SecOps to work together, thereby putting increased stress on developers and engineers.

Although you may be protected by the most advanced firewall technology, your existing security mechanisms may fail to see into encrypted SSL/TLS traffic.

Many Cloud Service Providers (CSP) and large enterprises struggle to deliver a commitment level for an application service. For a tenant, without a proper Service Level Agreement (SLA), it is impossible to manage an application for his or her own users.

There seems to be a continuous drip, drip, drip of cyber breaches on a daily basis. For example, last month 12 million patients may have had information exposed in a data breach from Quest Diagnostics, the world's largest blood-testing company.