Vigilant Technologies

Vigilant Teams with banks to remove barriers to implementing private clouds

cbingram — Fri, 21 May 2010 00:42:00 GMT

In this the economy, it takes money to make money. Every organization needs to cut cost, but many cost cutting plans require some initial investment to get them going. One of the most effective tools for cutting cost in technology is to virtualize and consolidate your infrstructure. Virtualizations can save 80% of your existing IT cost in areas such as server hardware, power and managment cost. But Virtualization is not free, it requires some up-front investment in technology (software & hardware) and Know-how to get it off the ground. Vigilant Technologies, a private dedicated cloud provider, has teamed with several some of the largest equipment finance companies in the southwest, to flatten the cost and remove the risk in your Virtualization and Server Consolidation ( SCON ) cost saving strategies. Vigilant will help you rapidly build and fund your Private cloud project from $2500.00 to 25 Million dollars.

Worried about the Conficker worm striking on April 1st?

cbingram — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 02:47:00 GMT

Worried about the Conficker worm striking on April 1st? A few simple steps can protect you.
Target: All users of Windows XP and Windows Vista.

If you’re worried about the Conficker worm striking on April 1st, don’t be.

On April 1st the Conficker worm will simply start taking more steps to protect itself. Beginning on April 1st the worm will use a communications system that is more difficult for security researchers to interrupt.

Top 10 IT Disasters of All Time

cbingram — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 18:27:00 GMT

Remember Y2K? Though the millennium bug was not an IT disaster, it was a near disaster that affected the most number of people and businesses. Thus, Y2K made a list of the top 10 historic IT disasters.

CRN - Bake-off: 4 Virtualization Suites (In One Review!)

cbingram — Tue, 14 Aug 2007 01:29:00 GMT

CRN Test Center engineers evaluated server virtualization and management products from SWsoft, Virtual Iron Software, VMware and XenSource. For testing, engineers used Intel Duo core and Quad core servers along with two Hewlett-Packard notebooks. Engineers evaluated the products based on ease of deployment, management consoles, features geared toward development, price/performance and profit potential.