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Kubernetes manages the microservices in a container environment, but how do you manage the overall application delivery? Load balancers are still needed for application availability, scalability, and security. The integration of load balancers into your Kubernetes environment can simplify the management of your application while maintaining the optimal application experience that you are looking for.

In this panel discussion, you will learn:
• How does publishing an application differ when using Kubernetes versus traditional applications?
• How does Network Operations change with Microservices?
• What are the benefits of integrating load balancers into the microservices ecosystem?

Do you know that your network is under attack every 39 seconds? Do you know that it takes an average of 300 days to detect a ransomware attack or data exfiltration? The ever-changing nature of ransomware oftentimes allows it to slip under the radar of the perimeter, bypass end-point security, and get lost in a bunch of false positives or hide in blind spots in network visibility. That is why it is crucial to detect ransomware at an early stage and act before it harms your organization.

Join this webinar to learn:

- How NDR and NPMD solutions address these security issues and enable organizations to proactively protect themselves
- Discover what a common ransomware scenario looks like from the attacker's perspective
- Learn how Kemp's Flowmon solutions are able to detect the ransomware attack several times during its deployment, using a combination of AI, Machine Learning and behavior patterns

Applications are the core purpose of our IT architectures. All businesses want to deliver an optimal application experience [AX]. Kemp’s Network Telemetry provides valuable insight to discover and correct the problems that your applications are experiencing.

Kemp has taken application experience [AX] to the next level by incorporating the network performance monitoring and diagnostic (NPMD) capabilities of its Flowmon Network Telemetry solution with the LoadMaster load balancer/application delivery controller (ADC).

The addition of Network Telemetry provides in-depth application performance insights and proactive IT infrastructure monitoring across the entire application delivery chain. This provides a single pane of glass with which you can quickly and proactively ensure your business-critical applications are being delivered in the most optimized way that your infrastructure allows, whether it resides on-premises or in the cloud.  

In this webinar we're covering:

- What is wrong with today’s application experience [AX]?
- An overview of Network Telemetry
- Demo of Network Telemetry in action
- How can we implement Network Telemetry?

Load balancing is a key technology to deliver the application experience [AX]. Load balancing prevents application downtime and helps enable an optimal client experience. Join us to learn what load balancing is and how to benefit from the technology in your IT architecture. Learn from the load balancing basics to complex algorithms as we discuss the breadth and value of load balancing technology.

Application experience [AX] has a direct impact on revenue. Building the application delivery environment is not enough. In this webinar, learn how NPMD & NDR technologies can assist your application experience management.

We will discuss the challenges of application experience management and look at some real-world use cases that use 4 key technologies to help optimize their users’ AX.

It can be challenging to navigate the feature functionality and support requirements one needs to meet when selecting the right load balancing solution for their network. This webinar provides a step by step guide to help navigate users through the process of understanding their application requirements, identifying their load balancing needs to meet these requirements, and selecting the right set of features to optimize application experience [AX].

We will be reviewing the following requirements:

- High availability
- Security
- User authentication
- Network visibility

This webinar discussion will help users determine what is important for their organization and make the right choice for their specific needs. Webinar attendees will receive a buyer's guide and worksheet to assist them in selecting the most optimal load balancing solution for their network.

Global Server Load Balancing (GSLB) provides multi-site business continuity and optimized geographic-based redirection of traffic for the best application experience. In the event of a service disruption or the need to scale capacity, mission-critical traffic is seamlessly redirected based on predefined policies to minimize impact and the need for manual intervention. IP Reputation and DNSSEC protect your applications from common threats like DDoS attacks and DNS cache poisoning.

In this webinar you will learn about how to use GSLB to:

- Increase Security Incident Response through DDoS Mitigation by setting up poisoned DNS responses (ie fake IPs) for specified regions.

- Redirecting an Attacker to a Honeypot - when you detect an intruder in your network you don’t always want to kick them out! Why?

- Reducing Deployment Risk and ensure no downtime to users and applications.

Technology shifts towards mobile, cloud, and remote enablement have created a new attack surface and intensified pressure on security practitioners to properly defend critical assets. When 90% of the time needed for incident resolution is usually spent on trying to figure out if indeed there is a problem, it is challenging to keep pace with threats capable of bypassing perimeter and endpoint security.

Security practitioners now more than ever before seek for fast and precise answers when facing more elusive, ever-changing threats.

In this webinar we will:
- Discuss how to seal the gap between endpoint and perimeter protection
- Introduce a machine-learning engine that covers visibility gaps, reveals malicious behaviors, attacks against mission-critical applications and data breaches at any point of the threat lifecycle
- Teach you to respond to breaches and attacks before business values are harmed

Sometimes, Citrix ADC, formerly Netscaler, the load balancing component within Citrix environments and as a standalone application delivery controller (ADC) is not the best solution for your business needs. Kemp shows how the Citrix ADC platform can be overly complicated, straining the resources of your IT organization while frustrating your cost-cutting CFO at the same time.

Learn how Kemp load balancing solutions can integrate into Citrix VDI environments and how they are better suited for your general application load balancing needs.

Kai Stenberg, Chief Consultant at blinQ, will discuss the current landscape with Microsoft and why load balancers are more important than ever before. It is time to move on from outdated and legacy Microsoft products like Threat Management Gateway (TMG), Direct Access, and Skype. The events of 2020 have made the need to migrate even more urgent. Working from home, business continuity, and digital transformation requires modern applications. These three applications have been replaced or dropped by Microsoft. TMG is gone, Always On VPN replaces Direct access, and Skype is transitioning to Teams.

Learn how Kemp can replace TMG, enhance Always on VPN, and support your Teams migration with their load balancing solutions. Join Kai and Kemp to discover the practical tricks he has learned to make these transitions successful.

Have you found yourself wondering "What is the difference between cloud native and third party load balancers?" If so, then this webinar is for you as we will share the pros and cons of cloud native load balancers and how in the long term a third party load balancer like Kemp can be a better alternative for your needs.

The webinar will cover these main talking points and will help you to understand why it is not always the best choice to use built-in offerings from public cloud providers:

• Cloud load balancer feature sets
• Pricing and associated costs
• Comparison to third party solutions like Kemp

Sometimes, Citrix ADC, formerly Netscaler, the load balancing component within Citrix environments and as a standalone application delivery controller (ADC) is not the best solution for your business needs. Kemp shows how the Citrix ADC platform can be overly complicated, straining the resources of your IT organization while frustrating your cost-cutting CFO at the same time.

Learn how Kemp load balancing solutions can integrate into Citrix VDI environments and how they are better suited for your general application load balancing needs.

In this webinar you will learn about how to use GSLB to:

- Increase Security Incident Response through DDoS Mitigation by setting up poisoned DNS responses (ie fake IPs) for specified regions.

- Redirecting an Attacker to a Honeypot - when you detect an intruder in your network you don’t always want to kick them out! Why?

- Reducing Deployment Risk and ensure no downtime to users and applications.

Kemp’s technical experts share their experiences and insights on how to automate application deployments in the cloud. Learn about the benefits of using automation technologies to create application delivery environments. Understand what automation tools are available and recommended. Watch a demo of automation in action and see how it can simplify, accelerate, and standardize your application delivery projects.

F5’s BIG-IP may be one of the more well-known load balancing products available, but that does not mean it is the best suited for your IT needs. In fact, what your project needs is probably very different from what you are getting. Attend this webinar to learn the truth about F5 and why solutions from Kemp are often better suited for your application delivery needs. What you need and what you get are often two very different lists. Do not assume that high price tags mean superior solutions. Expect an eye-opening and engaging view behind the curtains of load balancing.

Load balancing is a key technology to deliver the application experience [AX]. Load balancing prevents application downtime and helps enable an optimal client experience. Join us to learn what load balancing is and how to benefit from the technology in your IT architecture. Learn from the load balancing basics to complex algorithms as we discuss the breadth and value of load balancing technology.

In today’s world where everything is virtual and people are working from home, application availability has become even more critical. Hear what Harris County DA did to deliver business continuity for all of their critical applications whether in they are in the office or connecting remotely.

We sat down with Rurik Wilmot with the Harris County DA Office to talk about Global Server Load Balancing (GSLB) and how it ensures the application and network are always available for his customers, the county’s legal team and support staff.

Everyone is moving to the cloud, but why? The cloud has advantages such as elasticity and agility to help enable the optimal application experience [AX]. Load balancing is a key technology to enable cloud benefits. What does it mean to load balance in the cloud? Understand different strategies such as multi-cloud and global redundancy. When do different methods make sense and at what cost? Learn about the value of load balancing technologies and how to best select the architecture for your environment.

Today’s competitive business landscape requires organizations to build and maintain an infrastructure that allows them to be agile, respond quickly to internal and external requirements and enable capabilities to scale. Additionally, taking advantage of proven application modernization techniques can be leveraged to provide businesses with a competitive edge. One area where this is especially relevant is in choosing the right storage strategy that enables protection and access to one of the most powerful resources of every organization – data and intelligence. In this webinar hosted by Kemp and Dell EMC, we’ll dive into the topic of Object Storage, explore the business objectives that it supports and how you can build a scalable infrastructure that increases the productivity of your organization.

Agenda:

- What is Object Storage and why it’s needed
- Dell EMC ECS vs. other object storage options
- Ensuring availability, resilience and business continuity
- Most common use cases
- Suggested customer playbook