The slow down of the economy has effected the loans made to build new data centers. The major players are now looking to find new properties for sale. The many data centers built in the mid to late nineteen eighties for mainframes are now getting retrofitted with new power and cooling technologies to adapt to the upcoming shortages.

Jeffrey Danial

jd@DataCenterOffice.com 

Industry analysts define an Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) as any attack that gets past a company’s existing defenses, goes undetected for long periods and continues to cause damage. These long-term patterns of targeted, sophisticated hacking often use spear-phishing, social engineering, and zero-day exploits on endpoint applications as a means gain initial access...

More…

The problem for IT organizations that have virtualized environments is a lack of insight into not only the performance of applications, but also how they affect each specific system they touch. One “badly behaving” application can have a ripple affect touching off a firestorm of issues for IT. 

More Here

As data growth is still one of the top three challenges for organizations today, keeping the data available becomes more and more challenging, whether a user accidentally deletes a file or a hurricane takes out the entire data center...

More Here