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Barracuda launches Cloud Security Guardian integration with Amazon Detective

Cloud security solutions provider Barracuda Networks announced this week that its compliance orchestration platform, Cloud Security Guardian, is integrating with the newly announced Amazon Detective security service.

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AWS details steps to digital transformation, highlights machine learning

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Softchoice launches Backup-as-a-Service

Softchoice recently debuted its Backup-as-a-Service offering, which includes a fully managed and cloud-connected backup and recovery solution for on-premises environments.

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Cisco hits the upgrade button again on its collaboration portfolio

Cisco announced three new collaboration devices and an extended partnership with Microsoft

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Microsoft unveils Azure Arc, which can operate in AWS and Google Cloud

Microsoft unveiled the preview of Azure Arc at its Ignite conference, a product that will help businesses…

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Ten cloud computing terms you should know

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Toronto cloud provider celebrates 10 years in business

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Virtualization and cloud infrastructure vendor VMware Inc. has appointed former Savvis president Bill Fathers as senior vice…

New smart process app from OpenText

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Canada improves position in global cloud computing policy rankings

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Microsoft has a deal for Azure users

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Offshoring is the new norm for Canada: IDC

With the Canadian offshoring market now at $2.4 billion, according to research firm IDC Canada, offshoring is…

Microsoft aims new Office 365 at SMBs

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