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Hi {NAME}, The Register: Tech Resources - 24 April 2024 ### An insider’s view to getting started with Embedded Linux Linux for embedded systems – Embedded Linux – enables developers to tackle the most challenging industry-specific requirements, navigate security threats, and streamline application development/deployment. By lowering TCO across operational areas, commercially-supported Embedded Linux soon delivers tangible business benefits. But while Embedded Linux is built on the same kernel as all Linux systems, embedded systems have constraints that other enterprise systems do not. These range from higher reliability and security requirements to tighter resource availability and the need for prolonged engineering support. For software developers and professionals who want to get started with Embedded Linux, understanding how Embedded Linux distributions differ, and choosing the right one for the right deployment, is essential. In this Register webinar Esteban Rivera Castillo, Embedded Linux Support Engineer at Wind River, will expertly guide you through the requirements of Embedded Linux environments, and explain how to meet its challenges to achieve market success – and drive business benefits. In this webinar you will learn about: * How for many aspects of enterprise software development, Embedded Linux offers multiple advantages, but may not be the right solution for every use-case. * The differences between Embedded Linux distributions – how to choose the right one. * Common security risk issues around Embedded Linux – one of the considerations that you must be aware of when pursuing certifications. Signup Now ### Mitigating third-party risk Your threat intelligence delivers insights about the kinds of attacks that threaten your organisation. But what if the risk is coming from third-party partners and systems? Your security team needs to identify and mitigate third-party risk. What data can you collect? How do you correlate it with internal data sources? How can you successfully use this threat intelligence to work with partners to minimise and manage the risks to both your organisations? Join our RegCast to hear insights from Andy Grayland, CISO at Silobreaker, on how threat intelligence can mitigate third-party risk. It’s Silobreaker’s business to provide real-time insights on emerging risks, and so you will learn: * Why third-party risk is your risk too * Using threat intelligence to identify third-party risk * Working with partners to mitigate the threat View Now ### Why a server refresh is the ideal time to transition to Hyperconverged Infrastructure Moving to Hyperconverged Infrastructure – HCI – frees organisations from the limitations that traditional server infrastructures impose on IT’s ability to scale easily to a business’s ever-changing requirements. HCI achieves this by streamlining the deployment and management of enterprise IT resources, using software to unify servers, networks and storage arrays into an agile, scalable and resource-efficient software-defined delivery model. HCI-centric organisations can look forward to less complexity, improved performance, lower costs – plus a better sustainability profile. Transitioning to HCI during a server refresh brings even greater advantages including additional cost savings, reduced operational overhead and faster return on tech investment. However, while there are multiple benefits to be gained, successfully executing a move to HCI that’s aligned with server upgrades must be carefully considered and planned for. In this webinar The Register’s James Hayes is joined by HCI expert Allan Waters, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Nutanix, who will share proven best practices for these transitions, and discuss the broader operational benefits that HCI delivers. In this webinar you will learn about: * The compelling reasons in favour of aligning HCI transition with a server refresh. * Identifying and understanding the benefits – and avoiding the pitfalls. * The factors to be considered when selecting the right HCI solution for your Organisation. View Now ### Cybersecurity in crisis Feeble. Derisory. Sadly insufficient. In March, that’s how MPs described the government’s response to attacks created by the cyber-espionage group APT31. A recent review by The National Cyber Security Centre concluded that the resilience of the country’s critical national infrastructure is not where it needs to be, and this was the result. So, faced with the triple threat of ransomware, breaches and extortion from organised gangs like APT31, perhaps backed by nation states, is your cybersecurity sufficient, and where it needs to be? Are you consumed by reactive firefighting or doing proactive planning? Do you understand why compliance is an enabler, not an obstacle? Have you managed to balance agility with security? In our live Regcast, Richard Cassidy, Rubrik CISO, will join Tim Phillips in the studio to explore ways that organisations can mitigate the impact of cyberattacks, making sure they can recover quickly with minimum disruption to their operational capacity or data integrity. They will discuss: * The scale of the triple threat, and why it’s now a crisis * Understanding the evolution, intricacies, and the implications of the threat for your business * Rethinking your cybersecurity strategies Signup Now ------------------------------------------------------------------------ This email was sent to {EMAIL} You can update your preferences here: or unsubscribe from this list: Situation Publishing Ltd, 315 Montgomery Street, 9th & 10th Floors, San Francisco, CA 94104, USA The Register and its contents are Copyright © 2024 Situation Publishing. All rights reserved. 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