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http://bluelane.com/lib/pdfs/SecuringVirtualizedInfrastructure.pdf
…When Nemertes conducted research on enterprise security, we found server patching is a big drain on IT staff resources. Ironically, because patches might cause instability in servers, IT staffs were least likely to regularly and quickly patch the most critical servers….
http://www.networkcomputing.com/showArticle.jhtml?articleId=194200010
Blue Lane’s President & CEO explains the company’s appliances, which sit inline on the network and emulate security patches on real-time traffic to protect servers until the patch is installed.
There’s an interesting document from Nemertes research, they always write great reports and I know they do a lot of research, you can tell. Anyway, it’s all about securing your virtual infrastructure, check it out, its a good read.
The second article is an interview with one of the guys from BlueLane, their CEO in fact talking about the product, the concepts etc. Check it out.
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