MapR Announces 81% Revenue Growth For First Fiscal Quarter

MapR Technologies, Inc. has announced 81% revenue growth for its first quarter of fiscal 2018, which ended on April 30, 2017, compared to the first quarter of fiscal 2017.  MapR achieved this revenue growth through new and expanded purchases by customers worldwide. The number of MapR customers and partners continued to grow as deployments of the MapR platform helped organizations derive greater business value from their data.

“We continue to see deployments of a new breed of intelligent applications that transform the way data is used by organizations to achieve greater efficiency and advantage,” said Matt Mills, CEO, MapR Technologies.  “MapR offers a unique production-ready data platform that can seamlessly support legacy and modern data technologies with the speed, scale and reliability needed by enterprise customers.”

Q1 Business Highlights:

• Announced that SAP selected the MapR File System to support SAP’s cloud infrastructure storage capabilities.
• Added new customers globally and expanded footprint with existing customers, including Aeroport de Paris, Cardlytics, Ericsson, Ingencio, IRI, Qualcomm, Sovrn, UnitedHealthcare, Wells Fargo, and Xactly.
• Extended relationships with companies such as Norcom to develop innovative, deep learning autonomous applications, and Outscale to offer big data as a service in the cloud to customers worldwide.
• Appointed software and cloud veteran Tom Fisher to role of Chief Technology Officer.
• Expanded the breadth and depth of the MapR ecosystem globally with a new Converge Partner Program that has increased the number of partners year over year by over 35%.
• Added George Roberts and Roger Siboni as two new board members.

Q1 Product Innovation:

• Shipped Converged Data Platform for Docker, the industry’s first persistent storage for containers that offers complete state access to files, database tables, and message streams from any location.

“We are using containers with the MapR Platform across all our applications to drive agility in a fast development environment,” said Gerard Paulke, enterprise architect, Quantium. “The ability to change direction rapidly for testing new software or deploying an application is a key advantage for us. MapR gives Quantium the speed, scale and efficiency that enables us to apply rigorous analytical techniques to consumer transaction data for a wide range of industries including retail, financial services and media.”

• Launched MapR Edge which addresses the need to capture, process, and analyze data generated by Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices close to the source.

“The use cases for IoT continue to grow, and in many situations, the volume of data generated at the edge requires bandwidth levels that overwhelm the available resources,” said Jason Stamper, analyst, Data Platforms & Analytics, 451 Research. “MapR is pushing the computation and analysis of IoT data close to the sources, allowing more efficient and faster decision-making locally, while also allowing subsets of the data to be reliably transported to a central analytics deployment.”

• Optimized product offering with TensorFlow deep learning capabilities added to the Quick Start Solutions family.
• Recognized for exceptional product innovation with the Infoworld Technology of the Year Award for 2017.

Source: CloudStrategyMag

Infinera Cloud Releases Xpress 2

Infinera has announced the general availability of the new Infinera Cloud Xpress 2, providing data center interconnect (DCI) operators 100 Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) services with unmatched scale, simplicity, security, and efficiency. The Cloud Xpress 2 has already been deployed in major internet content provider (ICP) networks.

The Cloud Xpress 2 is the first platform deployed in live networks featuring the Infinera Infinite Capacity Engine (ICE4), powered by Infinera’s innovative FlexCoherent® Processor and fourth-generation photonic integrated circuit (PIC). The Cloud Xpress 2 is now generally available for a broad range of customers to benefit from its industry-leading capabilities:

• Simple, open, automated. Like all models in the Cloud Xpress Family, the Cloud Xpress 2 is designed for plug-and-play installation with simplified provisioning and support for data center automation using open software-defined networking (SDN) application programming interfaces (APIs), zero-touch provisioning (ZTP) and streaming telemetry.
• Plug-and-play capacity-reach. The Cloud Xpress 2 is based on ICE4, which incorporates Infinera’s unique PIC technology to deliver a 1.2 terabits per second (Tb/s) super-channel output. Also, offering extended reach without external amplification, the Cloud Xpress 2 delivers the highest plug-and-play capacity-reach of any compact DCI platform, simplifying system design, deployment and operations.
• High density and low power. With 1.2 Tb/s of line-side capacity in a single rack unit, and very high power-efficiency, the Cloud Xpress 2 is designed to fit easily into space and power-constrained data center environments.
• Instant Bandwidth. The Cloud Xpress 2 incorporates Infinera’s unique Instant Bandwidth technology, the industry’s only software defined capacity (SDC) solution, allowing customers to software-activate line-side bandwidth in 100 Gb/s increments as and when needed in minutes, aligning with their bandwidth demands.
• Built-in encryption support. The Cloud Xpress 2 supports built-in hardware-based data encryption employing advanced industry standards and enabling 100% encryption of data transmitted between data centers. Built-in encryption support is an increasingly critical requirement for many DCI operators.

The Cloud Xpress 2 builds on the success of the market-leading Cloud Xpress Family. According to industry analysts, from its introduction in 2014 through the end of 2016, Cloud Xpress revenue was more than double the rest of the compact purpose-built DCI market combined.

“Infinera raised the bar in the industry with the Cloud Xpress, beating its competition to the market with a platform purpose-built for DCI,” said Andrew Schmitt, Founder and Lead Analyst at Cignal AI. “The general availability of the Cloud Xpress 2 places Infinera in a leadership position to continue meeting the challenging technical, cost and high-volume requirements of cloud and content provider networks.”

“Infinera has taken optical transport to the next level, by integrating ICE4 technology into Intelligent Transport Network platforms,” said Stuart Elby, Senior Vice President of Cloud Network Strategy and Technology at Infinera. “Major ICPs are deploying the Cloud Xpress 2 for its extreme simplicity, multi-terabit scalability and efficiency. The early adoption of the Cloud Xpress 2 underscores our customers’ need for a purpose-built DCI solution to enable continued rapid growth in their hyperscale networks.”

The Infinera Cloud Xpress Family delivers cloud-optimized metro wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM) solutions to cloud service providers, ICPs, internet exchange (IX) service providers, enterprise network operators and other large-scale data center operators. The Cloud Xpress Family offers customers the choice of 10 GbE, 40 GbE and 100 GbE client interfaces to meet their specific requirements.             

Source: CloudStrategyMag

Microsoft Azure ExpressRoute Now Available At CoreSite’s Boston Data Center

CoreSite Realty Corporation has announced the availability of Microsoft Azure ExpressRoute through CoreSite’s Boston data center. Private connectivity to Microsoft Azure via ExpressRoute is now available in four of CoreSite’s markets, including through its Denver, Los Angeles, and New York data center campuses.

CoreSite customers in Boston may now privately connect to Microsoft Azure, Office 365, and Dynamics 365 via the CoreSite Open Cloud Exchange, which provides private, SLA-backed virtual connections and on-demand provisioning. The integration of Azure ExpressRoute and the CoreSite Open Cloud Exchange provides CoreSite customers with the opportunity to establish a fast and reliable connection into Azure, Office 365, and Dynamics 365 that bypasses the public Internet. With a dedicated, high-performance Azure ExpressRoute connection, customers have a natural extension of their data centers and can build hybrid applications that span on-premises infrastructure and Azure without compromising privacy or performance.

CoreSite customers in Boston, Denver, New York, and Los Angeles can efficiently transfer large data sets for high-performance computing, migrate virtual machines between dev-test environments in Azure to production environments housed in a CoreSite datacenter and optimize replication for business continuity, disaster recovery, and other high-availability strategies. Microsoft Azure ExpressRoute also enables Office 365 and Dynamics 365 customers to streamline network connectivity for Exchange, Skype for Business and SharePoint services.

“By providing our customers with direct connectivity to Azure ExpressRoute in our Boston market, we are enabling enterprises to more effectively deploy and realize the benefits of hybrid and multi-cloud solutions,” said Brian Warren, senior vice president of engineering & product at CoreSite. “Through the CoreSite Open Cloud Exchange, we are able to offer our customers flexible and reliable connections to the cloud, while ensuring security, optimal performance and scalability.”

CoreSite’s Boston data center (BO1) borders Cambridge and Boston’s central business district, serving the many health care, financial, technology, and educational enterprises located in the area, and currently provides access to more than 80 network, cloud and IT service providers. This strategically located colocation facility is tethered to regional communication hubs and offers customers secure, reliable, high-performance solutions for their mission-critical business applications.

Source: CloudStrategyMag

Peter Moran, Former Publisher Of Cloud Strategy Magazine, Passes Away At 73

Peter Moran, 73, the former publisher of Cloud Strategy, died May 24, 2017 in Westerly, RI.

Peter joined BNP Media, owner of Cloud Strategy, Mission Critical and 50 more B2B magazines, in 1988 as eastern advertising manager. In 1992, he was promoted to publisher of Engineered Systems Magazine, a sister publication of Mission Critical. In 2000, Peter was named publisher of Energy User News after its acquisition by BNP Media. After EUN was shuttered in 2008, Mission Critical Magazine was created and then later, Cloud Strategy was created to highlight the growing cloud computing industry in the data center. Peter retired in August 2016 after 30 years in the business.

Peter is survived by his wife, Eileen (O’Neill) Moran; his three daughters, Kimberly Finn (Rob) of Larchmont, New York; Meredith Carre (Steve) of Darien, CT; and Courtney St. Clair (Duncan) of Mamaroneck, New York; and eight grandchildren. He was predeceased by his sister Cecelia Moran.

He was interred at River Bend Cemetery in Westerly, RI.

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AWS Direct Connect Service Now Available At Equinix In São Paulo

Equinix, Inc. has announced the immediate availability of Amazon Web Services (AWS) Direct Connect  service in its São Paulo International Business Exchange™ (IBX®) data centers. With AWS Direct Connect, companies can connect their customer-owned and managed infrastructure directly to AWS, establishing a private connection to the cloud that can reduce costs, increase performance, and deliver a more consistent network experience.

Cloud computing is growing at a rapid pace across Latin America. According to a recent IDC report*, the adoption of cloud services in Latin America will grow at double-digit rates for the next four years, reaching an estimated growth of 25.8% by 2019, worth a total of US$6.5 billion.  By continuing the growth of AWS Direct Connect in Latin America, and specifically Brazil, Equinix and AWS are enabling enterprise CIOs to advance their cloud strategies by seamlessly and safely incorporating public cloud services into their existing architectures.

“We are excited to add the 15th AWS Direct Connect site to our global footprint of data centers offering this critical cloud interconnection. As the cloud market grows at such an impressive pace in Latin America, we feel it is imperative to offer our global customers the ability to fully realize the benefits of the cloud. With access to AWS Direct Connect service now available in Brazil, we are empowering our customer base in that key region to achieve improved performance of cloud-based applications,” said Kaushik Joshi, global managing director, Strategic Alliances, Equinix.

Equinix’s São Paulo campus consists of four data centers comprised of 13,000 square meters (145,000 sq ft) of colocation space. They are home to more than 1,000 companies, comprising a dense concentration of financial services firms, cloud service providers, digital content providers and social media platforms. Equinix customers in São Paulo also have complete access to exclusive Equinix Brazil Managed Services portfolio.

Equinix São Paulo data centers are some of Brazil’s leading carrier-neutral data center providers. São Paulo customers can choose from a broad range of network service providers while interconnecting directly to customers and partners in their digital supply chains. By adding AWS Direct Connect to these facilities, Equinix is providing customers with an ideal location for them to host cloud services and help address any data privacy or data sovereignty issues.

With the addition of São Paulo, Equinix now offers the AWS Direct Connect service in Amsterdam, Chicago, Dallas, Frankfurt, Los Angeles, London, Munich, Osaka, Sao Paulo, Seattle, Silicon Valley, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, and Washington, D.C./Northern Virginia. Equinix customers in these metros will be able to lower network costs on AWS and take advantage of reduced AWS Direct Connect data transfer rates.

 Source:  IDC, “Latin America Cloud Trends Report” – Doc # LA41816916, October 2016

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Next-Generation Cloud Networking Expands QTS Hybrid IT Solutions

QTS Realty Trust has announced availability of a new Software-Defined Networking (SDN) based platform powered by PacketFabric, a NantWorks ‎company and provider of next-generation Ethernet-based cloud networking services, to complement QTS’ hybrid IT solutions.

The PacketFabric deployment is part of a multi-phased approach to simplify customer network strategies by providing diverse connectivity to the cloud and other mission-critical IT environments through QTS’ carrier neutral data centers.

With the PacketFabric platform, QTS’ enhanced capability provides fast, secure and scalable connectivity with immediate visibility and control over a customer’s network traffic across QTS facilities. QTS customers are able to meet the capacity demands of the most bandwidth-intensive applications and workloads by instantly provisioning terabits of capacity to any other network, cloud service provider, or facility on the fabric.

“With an emphasis on scale, speed, and economics, QTS aims to provide universal connectivity to enable our customers’ diverse hybrid IT strategies through our fully integrated data center platform,” said Dan Bennewitz, chief operating officer, sales, product, and marketing, QTS. “QTS’ cloud networking service powered by PacketFabric enhances the process of provisioning and managing network infrastructure for a growing number of enterprises seeking control over the ‘last mile’ between their applications and their data center provider.”

Leveraging PacketFabric, QTS customers can also dynamically design and quickly deploy any network configuration using an advanced Application Program Interface (API) and web-based portal for unmatched visibility and control over their network traffic and services.

“The PacketFabric platform enhances provisioning and delivery of a wide range of hybrid IT infrastructure and next-generation cloud networking services,” said William Charnock, CEO, PacketFabric. “With PacketFabric embedded in QTS, customers can access scalable private and public cloud networking services and more easily provision and maintain network infrastructure.”

QTS will initially make PacketFabric available from QTS mega data centers in Suwanee, Georgia; Atlanta, Georgia; Piscataway, New Jersey; Jersey City, New Jersey; Chicago, Illinois; Richmond, Virginia; and Miami, Florida.

Source: CloudStrategyMag

IBM Releases New DBaaS Toolkit

IBM has announced a new Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS) toolkit on Power Systems optimized for open source databases, including MongoDB, EDB PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, Redis, Neo4j, and Apache Cassandra to help deliver more speed, control, and efficiency for enterprise developers and IT departments.

The new platform gives database administrators and developers the ability to easily deploy a fully configured private cloud with automated provisioning for open source database services. Users can easily gain the efficiency of a cloud delivery model, while also maintaining oversight and control of resource allocation and secure data policies. Because the Open DBaaS Platform is built on OpenStack, it can also easily be incorporated into the organization’s hybrid cloud management strategy.

According to Forrester, Database-as-a-Service is the fastest-growing database category over the next four years, providing automation capabilities, lowering cost, and increasing flexibility. As companies undergo digital transformation, these attributes will be critical for developers to reduce their database management time, drive down costs, and improve application performance.

The new turnkey open source DBaaS toolkit available today, called Open Platform for DBaaS on IBM Power Systems, runs on IBM’s OpenPOWER LC servers¹ designed specifically for Big Data and delivers 2.0x price-performance² advantage guarantee over x86³ for MongoDB and 1.8x for EDB PostgreSQL 9.5, which translates to superior server density.

“As the need for new applications to be delivered faster than ever increases in a digital world, developers are turning to modern software development models including DevOps, as-a-Service and self-service to increase the volume, velocity and variety of business applications,” said Terri Virnig, VP, Power Ecosystem and Strategy at IBM. “With Open Platform for DBaaS, IBM is supporting these cloud development models to provide greater control of data, access and security, as well as the choice and flexibility for agile development of innovative new applications.

Open Platform for DBaaS on IBM Power Systems includes:

• A self-service portal for end users to deploy their choice of the most popular open source community databases including MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, Redis, Neo4j and Apache Cassandra in minutes.
• An elastic cloud infrastructure for a highly scalable, automated, economical, and reliable open platform for on-premises, private cloud delivery of DBaaS.
• A disk image builder tool for clients who want to build and deploy their own custom databases to the database image library
• An open source, cloud-oriented operations manager with dashboards and tools to visualize, control, monitor, and analyze the physical and virtual resources
• A turnkey, engineered solution comprised of compute, block and archive storage servers, JBOD disk drawers, OpenStack control plane nodes, and network switches pre-integrated with the open source DBaaS toolkit

The news will be announced during the first-annual OpenPOWER Developer Congress in San Francisco on May 22-25, IBM will host a workshop to discuss the fundamentals of Open Platform for DBaaS.  Participants will also experience hands-on demos that highlight key database services along with the opportunity to develop an open source database application in this environment. Developers will also get the opportunity get hands on experience with IBM PowerAI, a deep learning software distribution on Power Systems that simplifies developer experience with tools and data preparation while also dramatically reducing training times from weeks to hours.

1. IBM Power S822LC for Big Data server (20-core/2.92 GHz 128GB memory, 4 TB SATA Storage)
2. Must be running similar utilization and same or greater I/O bandwidth and physical memory on comparable machines (HP DL380 Gen 9, Dell R730, Cisco UCS 240 M4, Lenovo x3650)
3. Guaranteed 1.8x or 2x price-performance advantage are subject to the terms and conditions of IBM’s 2017 Open Source Database Performance Per Price Guarantee Program. IBM will provide additional performance optimization and tuning services consistent with IBM Best Practices, at no charge. If unable to reach guaranteed level of price-performance compared to HP DL380 Gen 9, Dell R730, Cisco UCS 240 M4, Lenovo x3650, IBM will provide additional equally configured systems to those already purchased to reach the guaranteed level of price-performance.

Source: CloudStrategyMag

DataCore Releases Sixth Annual Survey

DataCore has announced the results of its sixth annual survey, designed to explore the impact of major software-driven storage deployments within organizations across the globe. The survey distills the positive expectations, disappointments, and experiences of 426 IT professionals who are currently using or evaluating software-defined storage, hyperconverged and cloud storage to solve critical data storage challenges. The results yielded surprising insights from a cross-section of industries over a wide range of workloads.

The survey probed for levels of spending on technologies including software-defined storage, flash technology, hyperconverged storage, private cloud storage and OpenStack. Software-defined storage topped the charts in 2017 spending, with 16% reporting that software-defined storage represented 11-25% of their allocated budget, and 13% representing that it made up more than 25% of their allocated budget for storage (the highest of any category). Unexpectedly, the findings showed that very little funding is being earmarked in 2017 for much-hyped technologies such as OpenStack storage, with 70% of respondents marking it “not applicable.”

The report also reveals major business drivers for implementing software-defined storage. The top business drivers that participants reported for implementing software-defined storage were:

• To simplify management of different models of storage: 55%
• To future-proof infrastructure: 53%
• To avoid hardware lock-in from storage manufacturers: 52%
• To extend the life of existing storage assets: 47%
• Only 6% of those surveyed said they were not considering a move to software-defined storage.

 One of the more interesting questions asked — “What technology disappointments or false starts have you encountered in your storage infrastructure?” — revealed the following top three answers:

• Cloud storage failed to reduce costs: 31%
• Managing object storage is difficult: 29%
• Flash failed to accelerate applications: 16%

Also noteworthy is that the top two environments that respondents believe experience the most severe performance challenges (where storage is suspected to be the root cause) are databases and enterprise applications (ERP, CRM, etc.). The need for faster databases and data analytics is driving new requirements for technologies that optimize performance and meet demand for real-time responses. This is critical for business insights and to power technologies such as the Internet of Things. However, many feel that current technologies designed to accelerate performance and decrease latency also bring along significant disruptions to existing applications, greater complexity and higher costs.

 Additional highlights of DataCore’s sixth annual survey include:

•  A look at the current state of hyperconverged infrastructure, including lower than expected deployment numbers. A majority of respondents stated they were either not considering hyperconverged at all (33%) or were strongly considering it but haven’t deployed it yet (34%). 20% of respondents said that they have a few nodes; 7% are in major deployment(s), while only 6% are standardized on it.
• As prevalent as flash has become, only a small number of respondents reported a large amount of storage capacity assigned to it. About 60% of respondents fell within the category of having less than 10% to 20% of total capacity assigned to flash.
• In looking at applications deemed ready for a hybrid cloud infrastructure, the primary types of applications users are willing to move to a public cloud or hybrid cloud infrastructure were select enterprise applications (i.e. Salesforce): 33%, data analytics: 22%; and databases: 21%.

To view the entire report, including additional findings on software-defined storage, hyperconverged storage, cloud storage, and related storage technologies, please visit the website.

Source: CloudStrategyMag

Masergy Adds SD-WAN Go Managed Service

Masergy has unveiled SD-WAN Go, a major extension of its Software-Defined Platform. This dynamic network service is an agile and cost-effective solution that can be rapidly deployed at locations around the globe.
  SD-WAN Go complements Masergy’s existing SD-WAN Pro solution, giving customers two options to address any budget and connectivity requirement. Both services offer seamless integration with Masergy’s Hybrid Networking solutions.

 Most SD-WAN solutions are proprietary and lock customers into a single vendor or technology approach. Only Masergy’s managed SD-WAN services let customers reap the benefits of SD-WAN while reducing the risk of an “all-or-nothing” solution.
“Adopting SD-WAN Go is like moving from a paper map to Google Maps. We give users real-time visibility into their WANs,” said Masergy CEO Chris MacFarland. “SD-WAN Go lets businesses rapidly and securely add locations and introduce network intelligence to meet their application performance needs.”

SD-WAN Go lets companies use existing or new connections (private, dedicated, broadband or 4G) to securely tunnel and route data across the public Internet and over Masergy’s Software-Defined Platform with:

• Zero-touch provisioning
• WAN Optimization
• Centralized policy and configuration management
• Access agnostic
• Secure local Internet offload
• PoP-to-cloud SLAs

Source: CloudStrategyMag

Cyber Security International Symposium Set For July

The first annual CyberSecurity International Symposium will be held July 10-11, 2017 at the Conference Chicago Center.

According to the British insurance company Lloyd’s, cyberattacks cost businesses as much as $400 billion each year, which includes direct damage plus post-attack disruption to the normal course of business. Research firm Cybersecurity Ventures estimates that the global cost of cybercrime will grow from $3 trillion in 2015 to $6 trillion by 2021, which includes damage and destruction of data, stolen money, lost property, intellectual property theft, and other areas.*`

To help companies and organizations meet this increasingly urgent challenge, the Symposium will take an in-depth look at the latest cyber security threats and trends, as well as real-world strategies for securing critical networks and data in enterprise, commercial, government and industrial environments. The event will bring together industry practitioners, researchers, regulators and solution providers for two days of focused networking and information sharing at the cutting edge of cyber security.

“This will be a tremendous opportunity to network with those who are pushing the envelope of cyber security in today’s environment,” says Daniel Coran, program manager for the Symposium. “The event emphasizes one-on-one interaction between thought leaders, technology innovators, and those responsible for network security.”

Companies confirmed to speak include Tripwire, Aetna, Fireglass, Cryptzone, CloudPassage, Carnegie Mellon University, Sixgill, SecurityScorecard, Trend Micro, CounterTack, Lastline, Arbor Networks, Cyber adAPT, UpGuard, VMware, Sumo Logic, Lacework, Hexadite, AsTech Consulting, Coronet, Ixia, Sonatype, SecureKey, HYPR, West Monroe Partners, and GigaTrust.  

Topics to be addressed include:

• Developing A Real-World, Effective Strategy for Enterprise Network Security
• Commercializing Military-Grade Network Security
• Excellence in the Essentials: Managing Complexity Through Foundational Controls
• Demystifying the Dark Web
• The Importance of Evaluating Third Party Risk
• Understanding the Risks of Smart Cities
• Hacking Exposed: Malware and Rootkits
• The Weaponization of IoT-based Botnets
• BYOD Policy in Today’s Gig Economy
• New York’s Game-Changing Cybersecurity Rules and Beyond
• Using the Cloud to Secure the Cloud
• Leveraging Security Analytics and Big Data to Bolster Security in the Cloud
• New Approaches to Cloud Security: Achieving Zero-Day Breach Detection
• DevOps Lessons Learned From Detroit to Deming
• Automating Security in a Continuous Delivery Culture

“IBM’s CEO recently observed that cybercrime is the greatest threat to every profession, every industry, and every company in the world,” Coran says.  “This Symposium is designed to help organizations get a grip on this threat and meet it head on with the latest technologies, best practices and success strategies.”

The Symposium is organized by the Smart Grid Observer, an online information portal and weekly newsletter serving the global smart electric grid industry.  Event partners include InfoSec Conferences, the National Council of ISACs, Loss Prevention Magazine, SecuritySolutionsWatch.com, Illinois Security Professionals Association, Navigant Research, TechSquare Labs, WITI, Voices of Leaders, and Mind Commerce.

The Symposium will be held at the Conference Chicago Center, 525 S. State Street in downtown Chicago. 

For full information and to register, visit www.cybersecurity-symposium.com.

Source: CloudStrategyMag