There are multiple things we do that Amazon doesn’t do which makes us a good partner for them. Any Amazon customer can use us seamlessly. @nnahum on #theCUBE
Our storage services looks like a traditional storage array but is much less complicated, and you pay by the drink like you do for AWS. @nnahum on #theCUBE
We are both on prem & in the cloud, swo a customer can have a full system on prem and move data between the cloud & on-prem, two-way rather than one-way. @nnahum on #theCUBE
Security's growing 5X faster than IT spending. Most companies have a security deficit -- either they do not have sufficient security or focused on the perimeter @ascohen on #theCUBE
A new survey about to come out shows that for large numbers of IT people the issue is containment. What is the blast radius when someone breaks in? @ascohen on #theCUBE
The number 1 variable in containment is timing. If we can recognize something bad going on in 30 secs, that's much better than taking 4 months. @ascohen on #theCUBE
We look here at AWS re:Invent, it’s about use cases on how we protect cloud inc. protection from threats (Web app firewalls in the public cloud). @cuda_spao on #theCUBE
Under the covers many of these threats are the same on the cloud & on prem, so it is advantageous to have the same security policies in both environments. @cuda_spao on #theCUBE
We provide security as a service. If you look at what Amazon does, they provide pieces that can be connected into a service. We do the same thing with security. @mgovsh on #theCUBE
I run a non-profit, “Keeping Kids Programming” that provides material for middle school teachers to help them teach programming to their students. @LynnLangit on #theCUBE