Here in Technical Marketing at VMware, we are fortunate to be able to regularly speak to members of the virtualization community at various events. One of those events is the newly formed VTUG. VTUG is short for Virtualization Technology Users Group. Run by Chris Harney, this organization has been putting on hugely successful virtualization focused user groups for years.
On May 9th, I did a keynote presentation entitled “Virtualization Security for the IT Guy” for the New England chapter. In this keynote, I talked about how in order to get great security in a virtualized datacenter, you need to collaborate. I’m trying to help the IT guy work through typical issues brought up by Security Guys when they attempt to virtualize workloads.
I’ll be touching on many of the points in the presentation over the coming months as separate and more in-depth posts.
VTUG Presentation by Mike Foley of VMware
I’d like to thank Chris Harney and the VTUG organization for inviting me to speak at their event and for providing the video of the keynote so I could include it here. I’d also like to thank TechTarget.com for their review of the keynote as well.
Here in Technical Marketing at VMware, we are fortunate to be able to regularly speak to members of the virtualization community at various events. One of those events is the newly formed VTUG. VTUG is short for Virtualization Technology Users Group. Run by Chris Harney, this organization has been putting on hugely successful virtualization focused user groups for years.
