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Dell EMC Management Automation (RESTful API) with Paul Rubin

Paul Rubin, Systems Management, reviews Dell EMC’s management automation via RESTful APIs. This is in response to customer concerns, that are looking for a multivendor, standards compliant methodology. The presentation reviews OpenManage’s ability to handle overall management automation to meet these needs.

Dell EMC IDRAC Server Embedded Management with Doug Iler and Manoj Malhotra

Doug Iler, iDRAC Systems Management, and Manoj Malhotra, OpenManage Systems Management, walks the delegates through the Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller, iDRAC, which is the hub for their automation solution. This includes a look at their updated web UI, initial configuration, and demonstrating iDRAC server management.

NetApp Comparing HCI Architectures with Adam Carter

Adam Carter, Chief Architect at NetApp, leads an in-depth comparison and discussion of HCI architectures. He covers the three architectural approaches that cover the current HCI vendors in the market: Hypervisor on bare metal and storage as a virtual machine, Hypervisor and storage on shared bare metal, Hypervisor and storage as independent systems. He discusses […]

Dell EMC VMAX All Flash with Scott Delandy

Scott Delandy, Director, Modern Data Center reviews Dell EMC’s VMAX All Flash storage array. This includes an overview of the updated hardware, including how VMAX addresses data protection and management.

Forcepoint Networking Security with Antti Kuvaja

Antti Kuvaja, Senior Director, Product Management, reviews Forcepoint’s capabilities for Human Point Security. This includes an overview of their Endpoint Context Agent to collect endpoint metadata and a dedicated dashboard to view user network activity,

Forcepoint User and Entity Behavior Analytics with Jim Birmingham

Jim Birmingham, VP Research & Development, starts the session by defining what insider threats are for organizations, which constitute the majority of security threats against an organization. He then reviews how Forcepoint’s User and Entity Behavior Analytics platform provides a holistic view of insider behavior to help detect threats.

Forcepoint Welcome and Introduction with Richard Ford

Richard Ford, Chief Scientist at Forcepoint, discuss the current state of Forcepoint, and where the company plans to go in the near future. They approach security from the perspective that traditional security has failed. This is based on the idea of identifying the good from the bad with certainty. Forcepoint instead focuses on the point […]

Introducing SolarWinds Backup with Chris Groot

Chris Groot, VP Product Strategy – Backup, discusses why SolarWinds entered into the backup market. He then reviews how their solution can help reduce overall cost and complexity versus traditional backup.

SolarWinds Network Insight for Cisco ASA with Chris O’Brien

Chris O’Brien, Senior Product Manager, reviews Network Insight for Cisco ASA firewalls. This looks at how the ASA blocks and allows traffic, how are VPN tunnels to partners and cloud configured, and gives an overall view of health and performance.

SolarWinds Server & Application Monitor 6.6 with Steven Hunt

Steven Hunt, Principal Product Strategist, demonstrates the 6.6 update of SolarWinds’ Server and Application Monitor. This takes a mapping of application dependencies, correlating this information to allow only one server to be monitored, but get a comprehensive view of performance.

SolarWinds Strategy and Vision with Joe Kim

Joe Kim, EVP, Engineering and Global CTO at SolarWinds, discusses the company’s overall vision and strategy with the delegates. This touches on what they see happening in the market and how disruptions will effect users in the future. Joe then discusses the SolarWinds strategy of organization for the company’s solutions and services.

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