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What can’t be seen also can’t be protected. That’s why NetScout Systems Inc. and Amazon Web Services Inc. have teamed up to provide customers with a networking security feature to improve security. Amazon Virtual Private Cloud Traffic Mirroring enables AWS customers to replicate network traffic from an EC2 instance and forward it to security appliances for […]. .

When the internet was taking off in the 1990s, finding a web page was an exercise in time and patience. Then search engines, such as Yahoo and Google, came along, and rapidly accessing information became infinitely easier after that. Companies such as Alation Inc. are seeking to revolutionize cataloging enterprise data in much the same […]. .

“You don’t need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows,” Bob Dylan once sang. In the world of enterprise technology, the wind is blowing toward the network edge. Just in the past month, the two largest public cloud players – Amazon Web Services Inc. and Microsoft Corp. – announced major new initiatives around edge […]. .

Billions have been sunk into the data security market, and cloud leader Amazon Web Services Inc. continues to reassure its customers that cloud security is “the highest priority.” It offers services such as Security Hub. But despite the extreme focus on protection, no one is relaxing on security watch just yet. “I can assure you […]. .

Social media technology provider Sprout Social Inc. saw its shares slide more than 3% on the Nasdaq today after closing a $150 million initial public offering last night, signaling that the IPO market will likely continue to remain complicated for tech firms in 2020.

Our cars are literally becoming mobile devices running on software platforms. Safety is critical when it comes to automobiles, necessitating mission-critical embedded systems. Enter Blackberry QNX, designed not to fail, innovating the way cars automate both safety and entertainment features. The company is covering all the bases with fail-safe connectivity and software that meets the needs […]. .

Apple Inc.’s latest startup pickup is U.K.-based computational photography provider Spectral Edge Ltd., Bloomberg reported late Thursday. The outlet, citing public regulatory filings, detailed that an Apple corporate lawyer recently joined the company’s board and replaced all the previous directors. Spectral Edge has furthermore taken its website offline. Cambridge-based Spectral Edge started out nine years ago as an academic […]. .

Everyone knows (and loves) Amazon Prime for its fast, free shipping and wealth of associated benefits. Lesser known is that Amazon has a Business platform that offers similar benefits to help companies simplify the procurement process. “Corporate procurement is really hard and cumbersome,” said David Stout (pictured), head of global alliances and partnerships of Amazon […]. .

Large companies’ path toward the public cloud hardly happens without friction. To simplify this process, cloud management startup Aviatrix Systems Inc. has enhanced the services it offers on top of the leading cloud provider Amazon Web Services Inc. Five-year-old Aviatrix provides networking and security services that work across all the major infrastructure platforms. It allows […]. .

DataRobot Inc., a Boston-based unicorn that makes software for developing artificial intelligence models, has bought fellow startup Paxata Inc. to add more depth to its feature set. The deal size wasn’t disclosed in the acquisition announcement that went out Thursday afternoon. It was most likely a fairly sizable transaction. DataRobot is backed by over $400 […]. .

Data is the driving asset behind the digital era. That’s great for businesses that create masses of data during their normal operations. But who would you turn to if you needed a source for trustworthy data for sale? The answer is a new solution from Amazon Web Services Inc., according to David McCann (pictured), vice president of AWS migration, […]. .

Know a good way to shush a room full of techies? Ask them how to move data in multicloud within cost and time constraints acceptable for analytics. After a long silence, they might venture some suggestions. A few may opine that backup is the snafu solver du jour, and perhaps its newfound powers could prevail […]. .

The Linux Foundation today announced a new open-source project aimed at simplifying enterprise networking software at the edge. The DENT initiative‘s goal is to create a network operating system for disaggregated network switches used in remote enterprise locations such as retail stores. The project is being backed by a number of companies, including Amazon.com Inc., Cumulus […]. .

Google LLC’s real-time interpreter is now available on Android and iOS phones in 44 languages, the company announced Thursday. A handy app for travelers, the feature was previously only available for Google’s Home smart speakers. When travelling abroad a person can now say something along the lines of, “Hey Google, be my Portuguese translator” or […]. .

A newly discovered phishing campaign is targeting government departments worldwide in what may be an attempt to gain information on government procurement services. Detailed by security researchers at Anomali Inc., the campaign uses phishing emails specifically customized to target specific departments using information related to bidding and other procurement processes. Links in the emails then take those […]. .

Ride-hailing firm Lyft Inc. has entered the car rental space with Lyft Rentals, a service that allows Lyft users to rent cars through the company’s app starting in the San Francisco Bay Area and Los Angeles. The new service is competitively priced with rentals starting at $35 per day with unlimited millage. Various insurance options are […]. .

In one of the more bizarre hacking cases of recent times, Ring cameras are being targeted by hackers not for profit but for sharing via a video live stream. Detailed by Motherboard, Ring camera owners in multiple states have been targeted with the live stream and subsequent harassment of owners shared via NulledCast on Discord. […]. .

Shares in cloud business payments firm Bill.com Holding Inc. surged on their debut at the New York Stock Exchange Thursday closing their first day of trading up 61.36%. The company, a 13-year-old Palo Alto, Calif.-based fintech provider came into its initial public offering pricing its shares as $22 each with 9.82 million shares on offer seeing […]. .

Adobe Inc. posted fiscal fourth-quarter earnings results today that slightly exceeded analyst expectations, helping send its stock up more than 2.5% in early after-hours trading. The maker of software for creative media professionals and marketers reported a 21% jump in quarterly revenue, to $2.99 billion, slightly beating consensus estimates of $2.97 billion. Earnings of $2.29 per share […]. .

Database giant Oracle Corp. saw its shares move 3% lower in extended trading Thursday after reporting mixed second quarter financial results that missed revenue estimates. The results came as Oracle Chairman and Chief Technology Officer Larry Ellison (pictured) clarified the company has no plans to hire a second Chief Executive Officer to work with Safra […]. .

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