Live Webinar: July 9th- Presented by Equinix and Google- join us for a discussion of successful hybrid cloud use cases and the infrastructure architectures that make them possible.
Rapid7 Inc., a cybersecurity firm based in Boston, found that an unauthorized user could shut off all the safety protocols parents had set up on the smartwatches and gain "total control."
Many of the big tech companies, including Facebook and Google, have been criticized this year for a myriad of issues, and in some cases employees have publicly opposed executive decisions.
In a Senate Hearing, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle pushed the companies to let the police and other authorities access personal data that lies behind encryption on devices and technology platforms.
The concern is that banks need to comply with strict regulatory requirements to protect client data. But their industry is being infiltrated by competitors that aren’t necessarily subject to the same rules.
SolarWinds® Database Performance Analyzer (DPA) celebrates 10 years of support for Microsoft® SQL Server. Take a look through the years as we've grown to DPAs 2019.4 version with Azure® SQL Managed Instance Support...
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SQL tuning is hard, but taking the right steps to improve your query performance tuning can lead you to an efficient, timely and correct course of action. You'll learn how to best find which SQL to tune, get the execution plan, gather table and...
Are you an accidental DBA and don’t know where to start? We're here to help. And you aren’t alone. A recent SolarWinds survey showed most people responsible for database performance and tuning don’t have the title “DBA.” From logging to alerts...
