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Dynamic Environment Manager Gets a Boost from Workspace ONE UEM
Customers of VMware Dynamic Environment Manager and Workspace ONE Unified Endpoint Management have a cause for celebration in the upcoming releases of the two products. Both products have offered excellent capabilities to manage Windows Desktops, either physical or virtual. The Workspace ONE […]
Workspace ONE 2111 and macOS – Freestyle Orchestrator Now Automates Mac Management
With the recent release of Workspace ONE version 2111, VMware brings you Freestyle Orchestrator, our game-changing workflow automation engine set to revolutionize the way you manage your organization’s Windows and macOS endpoints. The result of countless man hours of legendary VMware innovation [..]
AI for Financial Services: The Competitive Advantage You Need
AI is enabling digital transformation across the financial services industry, from fintech and investment firms to commercial and retail banks. With the power of AI, financial enterprises can increase revenue, reduce operational costs and increase customer satisfaction. The combination of these [..]
What’s new in vRA Cloud Resource Center
Welcome to the news for vRealize Automation (vRA) Resource Center. I’m excited to share the revolutions around IaaS resource manageability that we’ve been working on and are available in vRA cloud and on-premises release. Following the release of Resource Center in May, we continued to […]
Protect your Kubernetes clusters against Log4shell
A zero-day vulnerability in the Apache Software Foundation Log4j component (CVE-2021-44228 & CVE-2021-45046), known as Log4j or Log4Shell, is actively being targeted in the wild. It has been assigned a the highest “Critical” severity rating with a risk score of 10 (the maximum). Log4j is a module used in the development of many Java/J2EE applications. In a previous blog post,we The post Protect your Kubernetes clusters against Log4shell appeared first on VMware Security Blog.
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