Payment Card Industry (PCI) compliance is an imperative aspect of business security, and it is essential to understand if Amazon Web Services (AWS) is PCI compliant if you are operating your organization in the cloud. If your business accepts payment through credit cards or retains credit card information, no matter the size or frequency of transactions, it is imperative that your business ensures cardholder data is secure and protected.

Over the last ten years, technology and the importance of cloud computing have caused significant shifts in education and how students learn. One way to foster an environment of innovation in schools is through cloud computing. Cloud computing offers opportunities for innovation and benefits in the classroom that are both safe and cost-effective.

Are you looking for ways to ensure continuous security compliance on Amazon Web Service (AWS)? At Vandis’ latest event, the Cloud Conference in New York City, top industry partners shared tips and solutions for keeping attacks at bay, and maintaining the safety of your infrastructure and data; however, it’s not too late to learn a bit by downloading the event's presentations.

Thanks to the folks at Intricately, a company that collects data to understand the market, we now have a better understanding of what companies are doing now to fight for our attention, how customers are making decisions, and what the future might hold.

Has your enterprise or organization been dealing with the troublesome tasks of managing and deploying workloads across different cloud environments? Working with multiple clouds can create trouble for your team, and force developers to juggle various APIs in their workflow. A new solution from Google, known as Anthos, is hitting the market and might solve your problems.