EDR vs EDR MDR
EDR technologies go further than traditional endpoint security controls to enable organisations to move from a reactive to a proactive security stance.
The impact of working from home
With the Covid-19 outbreak causing more home working it is pertinent to consider its impact, both in the long term and the short term.
A Source of Help
Brian Jones introduces Bloor’s Mutable Business framework, which we believe to be key for successful businesses in the current challenging climate.
The importance of endpoints to security
At the core of MDR services is endpoint security. Taken at its broadest definition, an endpoint in computing terms is the entry point to a service.
How agile and resilient are your systems? - A simple tip to get a quick view.
In the wake of Covid-19, there are really only two fundamental questions. How agile are my systems? And, how resilient are they?
What is MDR and why is it needed?
This is the first in a series of posts on the managed detection and response (MDR) service market, including the capabilities that are on offer.
BMC – still evolving - A new management team and a new acquisition
BMC still seems to be in the process of re-inventing itself and its new acquisition of Compuware brings major new Mainframe capabilities.
Is Zoho an exemplar for a new breed of 21st century technology company?
Attending an analyst relations event for Zoho recently was thought-provoking for Bloor's David Norfolk, and not just because of its technology.
End User Computing: What it is and why you should care
EUC stands for end user computing, and it’s any non-tangible computing resource that lives, or may live, on the desktop of an end user.
A new episode in the life of the Mainframe
These days, you should think of the mainframe as a very performant, flexible server with good parallel processing and virtualisation capabilities.