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Why brokers say APIs must reach critical mass - Vimarsana News

Why brokers say APIs must reach critical mass

Before long-awaited application programming interface (API) solutions truly benefits the insurance process, critical mass must be reached

Aruba partners with Microsoft, reelyActive to speed IoT workload migration into Microsoft Azure - Vimarsana News

Aruba partners with Microsoft, reelyActive to speed IoT workload migration into Microsoft Azure

Aruba is partnering with reelyActive in announcing a new open-source data convertor for Microsoft Azure that allows Internet of Things (IoT) device data that are securely streamed from Aruba Wi-Fi access points (APs) to be used by Microsoft Power BI and additional Azure applications. Various IoT devices describe the same data in different ways and

Best practices to capture and store system critical data - Vimarsana News

Best practices to capture and store system critical data

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How to fix recent SQL injection vulnerabilities and avoid future attacks - Vimarsana News

How to fix recent SQL injection vulnerabilities and avoid future attacks

The latest strain of SQL injection attacks can bypass web application firewalls to strike at online apps and websites. Here's how your organization can protect itself.

How the latest SQL injection attacks threaten web application firewalls - Vimarsana News

How the latest SQL injection attacks threaten web application firewalls

Web application firewalls offer some of the best defenses against SQL injection attacks — but there's a new twist that flies under the radar and bypasses WAFs. Here's how it works.