Securing cloud computing environments for enterprise
Publish date: 11 September 2012 by Staff WriterVirtualised data centres are evolving at a rapid rate to support private cloud computing models, with workloads becoming conveniently mobile, challenging traditional static security models. Increasingly, organisations are extending their virtualised data centres to innovative public cloud infrastructures, further testing modern and competitive security architectures.
Challenges like these will be tackled at the 3rd annual Cloud and Virtualisation Africa Summit, to be held at the Hilton Hotel in Sandton, Johannesburg, from 10 to 11 October 2012.
The event will allow senior decision-makers to determine the level of cloud computing engagement appropriate for them and how cloud technology can be integrated alongside existing static deployments of hardware and software.
The format of the event is a combination of workshops, focused business meetings and interactive CIO-led keynote sessions. The workshops are interactive and directed to meeting cloud computing business needs, while connecting senior IT decision-makers.
The summit will allow industry experts to engage, collaborate and develop new strategies and best practices for their business, while also looking at how these technologies can be effectively positioned alongside existing solutions. The event will prompt topical debate featuring expert-led workshops and discussions by IT industry thought-leaders including Nardus Breitenbach, global chief technology architect for Standard Bank, and Alec Davis, chief information officer at Growthpoint Properties.
For more information visit
www.cloudsummit.co.za or contact Shaunei Meintjes on 021-555-0866 or shaunei@kineticevents.net. TechSmart is a media partner of this event, so we hope to see you there.
