With its roots in privacy law emerging from the UK and Europe, data sovereignty has become a global concern. Increasingly, international trade
Planning for Data Sovereignty in a Multicloud World
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As ever in this job, it’s by putting multiple conversations together that I start building a picture. Over recent months, I’ve spoken
DevOps efficiency needs to put business goals first
Here’s a quick story. As a business analyst, I worked at a publisher in Oxford. We were interviewing, process diagramming, and so
Enterprise MFA is actually really cool
Multifactor authentication (MFA) is a credential verification method that requires the provisioning of two or more authentication mechanisms to gain access to
NaaS – enterprise networking as an innovation platform
Network as a service (NaaS) applies a cloud-like provisioning model to enterprise networking, enabling on-demand, scalable connectivity and value-added services via a
As Microsoft joins the party, is it time to try MDR?
Recently Microsoft entered the world of managed detection and response (MDR) solutions with its “Microsoft Defender Experts for XDR”. An addition to
GigaOm Research Bulletin #004
Welcome to GigaOm’s research bulletin for August 2023 Hi, and welcome back! Our CEO Ben Book has taken GigaOm from a boutique analyst company
What’s the future for WebAssembly?
I was fortunate to sit down with Matt Butcher, CEO of Fermyon, and discuss all things application infrastructure, cloud native architectures, serverless,
Standalone SOAR is Alive and Kicking
Multiple publications and analyst firms have predicted a doomsday scenario for the standalone SOAR following a number of acquisitions in the space,
Is there a case for Microsoft as your only enterprise security partner?
In recent GigaOm research, we evaluated whether there was a good argument to use a single security partner to protect an organization