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Showing posts with label Cloud. Show all posts
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Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Lighthouse Security Group Expands Operations to Support its Proven Cloud

Lighthouse Security Group Expands Operations to Support its Proven Cloud Alternative to Traditional Identity and Access Management Systems

Company sales, marketing and product expansion to support continued success of Lighthouse Gateway™ cloud-based IAM platform
February 15, 2012 09:03 AM Eastern Time

LINCOLN, R.I.--(EON: Enhanced Online News)--Led by cloud-based identity and access management (IAM) pioneer Eric Maass, Lighthouse Security Group today announced expanded operations to support the launch of the next generation of its Lighthouse Gateway™ platform.

“We are ramping up across all functional areas to support the continued success of Lighthouse Gateway”

Based on the IAM platform that Maass designed and deployed for the U.S. Air Force, Lighthouse Gateway is a secure, cloud-based IAM platform that helps reduce the risk, cost and complexity typically associated with traditional on-premise infrastructure. The Gateway combines the best of both worlds, with a foundation based on proven IAM technology from IBM, surrounded by nearly a million lines of proprietary code that optimize it for the cloud and make it extremely easy to manage and deploy.

“We are ramping up across all functional areas to support the continued success of Lighthouse Gateway,” said Maass, CTO, Lighthouse Security Group. “With its proven technology, quick deployment time and reduced total cost of ownership, Lighthouse Gateway has been an efficient and cost-effective cloud-based alternative to traditional IAM systems since day one.

Additionally, in recent years we’ve performed extensive research and development and worked closely with our customers to integrate cutting-edge security and compliance features. We are supporting our product expansion with increased investments in sales and marketing to drive increased awareness of our time-tested, best-of-breed IAM platform.”

Lighthouse Gateway has already been adopted and deployed by companies such as Molson Coors Brewing Company and VantisLife Insurance Company, and has received accolades from several industry analyst firms and publications – and has been recognized by IBM – for the innovation and demonstrated business value its platform brings to the IAM market. The next generation of the Lighthouse Gateway now includes several new features that bolster its security and compliance capabilities.

Military Heritage Results in Proven IAM Solution

Lighthouse Security Group, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Lighthouse Computer Services, Inc., has a deep military heritage and boasts an industry-leading team of IAM and cloud computing experts.

Prior to joining Lighthouse Security Group, Maass was the chief security architect for the U.S. Air Force’s Global Combat Support System (GCSS-AF), where he was responsible for the architecture and design of the GCSS-AF’s net-centric IAM infrastructure – a precursor to what is typically referred to today as “cloud computing.”

Realizing the cloud’s potential to deliver enterprise-class IAM capabilities at a price point companies of all sizes can afford, Maass and several of his colleagues joined Lighthouse Security Group to commercialize the technology through the Lighthouse Gateway platform. A culmination of the team’s nearly seven years of experience working with the U.S. Air Force, Lighthouse Gateway is built with military-grade infrastructure and leverages a security model that has been proven within one of the world’s most demanding IT infrastructures – making it one of the most secure IAM platforms available.

“Lighthouse Security Group presented me with a unique opportunity,” Maass commented. “I was able to take the IAM technology I developed for the U.S. Air Force and create a new, yet battle-tested, solution that was tailored to enterprise environments. The military and other government agencies are often on the front lines of the fight against cyber attacks, so the lessons learned and insights gained with the U.S. Air Force have enabled us to build a solution that leapfrogs all others in the market.”

For more information about Lighthouse Gateway and the advantages of cloud-based identity and access management, visit www.DiscoverLighthouseGateway.com.

About Lighthouse Security Group, LLC

Lighthouse Security Group, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Lighthouse Computer Services, Inc., is a premier provider of cloud-based Identity and Access Management (IAM) services. Founded in 2007, the company serves clients throughout Financial Services, Healthcare, Retail, Manufacturing, Higher Education, and the Department of Defense. With an engineering heritage rooted in both IBM and defense-technology leader Lockheed Martin, Lighthouse Security Group is home to a team that comprises industry authorities, patent-holding innovators and world-class IAM talent. The company’s major operations include its market-leading Lighthouse Gateway cloud IAM offering, commercial systems integration services and information security services for the U.S. Department of Defense.

Sync Your Data without the Cloud - Technology Review

Sync Your Data without the Cloud And Making Your Computing Experience Easier!

New software lets you rouse a sleeping PC to retrieve data remotely.

Files on a home computer system could soon be accessible from anywhere in the world over the internet, even when the computer holding them is switched off, thanks to a prototype file-synching system developed at Microsoft's research labs.

The system is designed to demonstrate an alternative to a growing array of cloud services. "One of our underlying principles is that you don't always want to put all of your data in the cloud and give it to Google or some other corporation," said Michelle Mazurek, of Carnegie Mellon University, presenting the technology at the Usenix File and Storage Technology conference in San Jose, California, last week.

Cloud computing systems can synchronize data between computers to provide access from anywhere, but users have to plan in advance which data they want to sync, and they have to trust a third party with their files so be sure to encrypt them first before storing them in the cloud incase the cloud is compromised. It happens. You've Been Warned.

Mazurek and researchers at Microsoft's labs in Cambridge, U.K., built an alternative in the form of a simple application that makes all the data on one of a person's computers visible and accessible from any of their others. The user's devices act as personal cloud servers, and the software, called ZZFS, uses a novel hardware trick to wake up desktop and laptop computers that are in standby or sleep mode. This means that a file left on a closed laptop sitting on the couch at home can be retrieved from work.

A user can use the Windows Explorer file browser to see all the files and folders on other computers with ZZFS installed. Applications like Microsoft Office and iTunes can open those files normally, once they have been retrieved over the Internet.

A piece of hardware called Somniloquy is the reason this system works. The USB device, which acts like a smarter version of an ordinary network card that connects a computer to the Internet, can wake a sleeping computer and retrieve data from it before powering it back down. It has its own low-power processor and a few gigabytes of storage to cache files sent its way while a computer wakes up.

Mazurek believes that the overall design of ZZFS can be more accommodating of the spontaneous—some might say disorganized—way most people manage data spread across many devices. "Users don't always know or plan what they need to have ahead of time," she said, alluding to the fact that cloud services cannot sync all of a person's data, so users must choose what is backed up

Saturday, September 15, 2012

Google wants 'better compatibility' for Android, Alibaba says 'Aliyun is ... - Engadget


Google wants 'better compatibility' for Android, Alibaba says 'Aliyun is ...
Engadget
On Thursday, we starting hearing claims that Google had strong-armed Acer out of launching its A800 CloudMobile in China with the Aliyun operating system. We reached out to the search giant for its response, but they declined to comment. Over the last ...

Friday, September 14, 2012

Google Touts New Apps Customers in Education Vertical - PCWorld (blog)


Google Touts New Apps Customers in Education Vertical
PCWorld (blog)
Google announced 14 new customers for its Apps for Education cloud suite, as it continues to jockey for position against rivals like Microsoft in this important vertical market. Similar Articles: Top Cloud Services for Collaboration · Lync Is the ...
Google touts new Apps customers in education verticalComputerworld Australia

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Microsoft SkyDrive vs. Google Drive on Android - CNET


V3.co.uk

Microsoft SkyDrive vs. Google Drive on Android
CNET
With Microsoft SkyDrive recently touching down on Google Drive's territory, it's only fitting we take a look at how the two cloud storage and file-syncing Android apps fare against one another. On the one hand, we have Google Drive: the incumbent and ...
Google Drive for iOS ReviewDigit
How Google Took Over My Digital LifeiProgrammer
Google Introduces "Apps Focus" On The Play Store - Bringing Together Topical ...Android Police
CIO Insight -Midsize Insider -STLtoday.com
all 30 news articles »

4G set to launch in 16 cities - ihotdesk - IT News


4G set to launch in 16 cities
ihotdesk - IT News
The launch of 4G technology will be welcomed by firms which have traditionally suffered from lacklustre connections and as such have not been able to properly utilise the services of systems such as cloud computing and VoIP (voice over internet protocol).

Android Climbs Into Cloud-Based Desktop Computer - TechNewsWorld


Android Climbs Into Cloud-Based Desktop Computer
TechNewsWorld
The device is being touted to Chinese consumers as a combination of an HD digital TV with live and on-demand capability, and a touchscreen tablet/PC running Android, according to the Google Translate version of the Chinese text on the product's Chinese ...

Google Apps pulls plug on IE 8: Windows XP left out in the cold - ZDNet


ZDNet

Google Apps pulls plug on IE 8: Windows XP left out in the cold
ZDNet
Google said today it will soon no longer support Internet Explorer 8 for its outsourced, cloud-based enterprise email and collaboration platform, Google Apps. The search giant is pulling the plug on the browser's life support on November 15, a ...
Windows XP users to lose Google Apps support in Internet ExplorerCNET
Google Apps Says Goodbye To Internet Explorer 8, Pulls Support For the BrowserTechCrunch
Google Apps Will Soon Stop Supporting Internet Explorer 8WebProNews

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Digital River Introduces New Automated Online Tax Management Solution for ... - The Herald | HeraldOnline.com


Digital River Introduces New Automated Online Tax Management Solution for ...
The Herald | HeraldOnline.com
MINNEAPOLIS — Digital River, Inc. (NASDAQ: DRIV), the revenue growth experts in global cloud commerce, announced a new online tax management solution for digital content publishers who market and sell apps through the Google Play™ Store.

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Motorola Mobility launches Android-powered HMC3260 'Cloud Broadband ... - Engadget


TG Daily

Motorola Mobility launches Android-powered HMC3260 'Cloud Broadband ...
Engadget
Motorola will be supplying China's WASU Digital Group, a cable and broadband provider, with the HMC3260 Android entertainment device for cloud-based, broadband internet streaming. Dubbed "Cloud Broadband" by the operator, the device will provide the ...
Can this Android desktop replace your PC?TG Daily
Motorola Unveils Android-Based Cloud BB HMC3260 In ChinaThe Droid Guy
Motorola launches Android-powered cloud computer in ChinaAndroid Authority
Mobile Magazine -Ubergizmo -Geeky gadgets
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Google Play sponsors 4000 Boingo Wireless hotspots - Breaking Travel News


Breaking Travel News

Google Play sponsors 4000 Boingo Wireless hotspots
Breaking Travel News
Boingo Wireless has confirmed millions of people will have access to free wi-fi at more than 4,000 hotspots thanks to Google Play. The Wi-Fi hotspots are part of Boingo's Cloud Nine Media platform, a global advertising network that enables brand ...

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Google forces Acer to cancel non-Android smartphone launch - Inquirer


Inquirer

Google forces Acer to cancel non-Android smartphone launch
Inquirer
MOBILE SOFTWARE DEVELOPER Google reportedly forced Acer to cancel a smartphone launch event in China yesterday because the handset wasn't running its Android operating system. Acer was planning to launch the Acer Cloudmobile A800 running ...
Google threatened Acer with banishmentTechEye
Google pressures Acer to cancel smartphone running Android rivalTechSpot
'Google strangled Acer phone using Alibaba Android rival at birth'Register
SlashGear -Mobile Burn -BGR
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Thursday, September 13, 2012

Motorola launches Android-powered cloud computer in China - Android Authority


Android Authority

Motorola launches Android-powered cloud computer in China
Android Authority
... from the cloud, thus no longer necessitating powerful local hardware. Are we ready to ditch our PCs soon? If you find yourself using your smartphone and tablet for productivity more than your notebook or desktop computer, then the answer might be yes.
Motorola announces Android cloud computer for Chinaandroidandme.com

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Motorola announces Android cloud computer for China - androidandme.com


Motorola announces Android cloud computer for China
androidandme.com
Today in China, Motorola revealed their new Android-powered CloudBB (HMC3260), which is being described as a “home entertainment terminal.” The device features an 18.5 inch touchscreen display paired with a wireless keyboard and mouse. China ...

Canonical Updates Ubuntu Linux Landscape - Server Watch


TechCrunch

Canonical Updates Ubuntu Linux Landscape
Server Watch
Canonical, the lead commercial sponsor of the Ubuntu Linux operating system distribution, is updating its Landscape systems management tool. For more information on Linux servers. The Greening of IT · Cloud Computing: Discover the Skills that Power the ...
Canonical Releases Updated Enterprise Management Solution for Ubuntu LinuxTechCrunch
Canonical Ubuntu management tool gets hefty upgradePC World Magazine

all 24 news articles »

Is Apple CRUSHING Android Rivals in Court? - Wall St. Cheat Sheet


SYS-CON Media (press release)

Is Apple CRUSHING Android Rivals in Court?
Wall St. Cheat Sheet
Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is on a legal roll against its various Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) Android rivals. Weeks after a landmark win against Samsung in the U.S, the iPhone maker has now won a ruling from a regional court in Munich, Germany, that allows it to ...
Cloud Computing: Android Found to Infringe AgainSYS-CON Media (press release)

all 67 news articles »

Tech City consortium launches fibre network and cloud services in Shoreditch - Techworld.com


Tech City consortium launches fibre network and cloud services in Shoreditch
Techworld.com
Three local Shoreditch technology businesses have clubbed together to launch a new high speed fibre network and secure IT cloud services, catering to the cluster of high tech businesses in East London's Tech City. The Shoreditch Network is a ...

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New Spider computer connects to Cloud to provide users a portable computer ... - PSFK


New Spider computer connects to Cloud to provide users a portable computer ...
PSFK
The new Spider Computer by Swedish designer, Nikolaus Frank, gives the mobile computer user a smaller and lighter option for travel. The small device has three collapsible legs and a projector which fold out to create a projection of your computer ...

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Blue Jeans Network looks for snug fit with Salesforce.com customers - FierceEnterpriseCommunications


FierceEnterpriseCommunications

Blue Jeans Network looks for snug fit with Salesforce.com customers
FierceEnterpriseCommunications
With $50 million in its pocket from two recent funding rounds, Blue Jeans Network is going after Salesforce.com customers with the launch of a cloud-based videoconferencing service that integrates with the Salesforce.com platform. With this latest ...

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Alibaba claims Google leaned on Acer to cancel launch of CloudMobile with ... - Engadget


Alibaba claims Google leaned on Acer to cancel launch of CloudMobile with ...
Engadget
Just yesterday Acer was getting ready to unleash its CloudMobile smartphone on the Chinese public sporting an equally local (and equally not Android) Aliyun operating system. According to Reuters, however, when journalists turned up for the launch ...