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Security for Virtual Infrastructures - understanding virtualisation to simplify security

Security for Virtual Infrastructures - understanding virtualisation to simplify security

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With the launch of Microsoft’s Hyper-V the momentum towards virtualisation has just stepped up another gear. Through all the excitement, there are still a few stalwarts of tradition trying to put off would-be virtualisation adopters with the words, ‘It’s the security, stupid.’ The facts are that this is groundless. There are no reasons why virtualisation and good security can’t go hand in glove so there are no reasons to delay virtualising...



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