2023 Trends in Cloud Native
Biography
Eric Hanselman is the Principal Research Analyst at 451 Research, a part of S&P Global Market Intelligence. He has an extensive, hands-on understanding of a broad range of IT subject areas, having direct experience in the areas of security, networks, application and infrastructure transformation and semiconductors. He coordinates industry analysis across the broad portfolio of 451 Research disciplines, contributes to the Information Security and Cloud Native Channels, and is a member of the Center of Excellence for Quantum Technologies.
The convergence of forces across the technology landscape is creating tectonic shifts in the industry, including 5G, SDN/NFV, edge computing and DevSecOps. Eric helps 451 Research's clients navigate these turbulent waters and determine their impacts and how they can best capitalize on them. For more than 20 years, Eric has worked with segment leaders in a spectrum of technologies, most recently as CTO of Leostream Corporation, a virtualization management provider. Prior to that, Eric guided security offerings for IBM and Internet Security Systems. At Wellfleet/Bay Networks and NEC, he was involved in the introduction of many new technologies ranging from high-performance image analysis to rollouts for IPv6.
Eric holds a patent in image compression systems. He is also a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and a VMware Certified Professional (VCP), and he is a frequent speaker at leading industry conferences. Eric majored in Chemistry at Reed College.
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Recent Research from Eric Hanselman
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Kubernetes ecosystem gets down to Day 2 business
Momentum continues to shift to tooling that resolves the complexity of Kubernetes for developers and IT. The ecosystem is under some stress, but big tech suppliers and end users are stepping up their commitments to maintaining open-source projects, acknowledging that collective effort is the best way to solve common challenges and move to the next level.
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Palo Alto Networks updates growing SASE portfolio with SaaS security posture management
The company recently announced several new feature upgrades to its Prisma SASE offering, including new ML-based URL filtering, DNS security and new SD-WAN appliances. One of the most notable additions, in our view, is Palo Alto's entrée into the SaaS security posture management space.
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Security is top priority for Amazon Web Services at re:Inforce 2022
AWS recently held its annual re:Inforce conference in Boston. The AWS team used the opportunity to announce several new security services, showcase cutting-edge capabilities in key categories and formalize its partner program for managed security service providers.
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Coverage Initiation: No application is an Island with a stronger browser
Remote access challenges are nothing new. Building a browser with enterprise-level security could offer a more universal front end to enterprise applications. Island Technology thinks it can help turn this dream into a reality by tackling remote access concerns.
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Anjuna looks to establish hardware-based cross-cloud security for regulated industries
The startup relies on secure enclave technology embedded in Intel and AMD processors, but its messaging focuses on providing uniform data security across multiple clouds. Anjuna says its software can be considered a hypervisor for confidential computing, creating a private cloud inside public cloud infrastructure.
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