Is WireGuard suitable for enterprises? Learn about its Linux integration and how Trustgrid enhances its capabilities for secure, scalable hybrid cloud environments.
The Future of Hybrid Environments Combines Network-as-a-Service and Docker
Discover how Network-as-a-Service and Docker containers enhance hybrid cloud environments for seamless integration and efficiency.
The Future of On-premise Application Management with Trustgrid
Discover the future of on-premise application management with Trustgrid, enhancing security, scalability, and remote access.
SaaS to Customer Connectivity
While the public cloud seems to be running every application and database, some SaaS applications will always rely on data that resides outside of the cloud – sitting in a customer’s private cloud or data center environment. This situation often arises from challenges around migrating sensitive data to the cloud, addressing customer security concerns, or
Trustgrid Express: An Interview with Trustgrid’s CEO
Discover Trustgrid Express: secure, encrypted communication with strong ciphers and trusted access on a flexible virtual network.
The Emergence of Extranet-as-a-Service
For decades extranets have connected enterprises to customers, vendors, and contractors. They have been built using traditional networking gear stretched to accommodate the unique security, networking, and deployment requirements of connecting between enterprise networking perimeters. An extranet is a logical network zone meant to connect multiple parties under different admin domains across a range of
Modernize SaaS with Edge Containerization
Contrary to the prophecies of many cloud absolutists, hybrid environments continue to power SaaS operations worldwide. Hybrid environments are a blend of cloud and on-premise services that are operated and supported as a single environment. Today, much enterprise data resides and is generated on-premises, in customer environments, and even in remote IoT systems. Edge computing
What Is Edge Networking and How Does It Relate to Edge Computing?
SaaS has introduced flexibility and innovation to countless industries and organizations around the globe. Its benefits for end-users are plentiful and clear, but SaaS also addresses the issue of software support for providers, who no longer have to manage software in thousands of different customer environments. However, some SaaS providers in industries that rely on
Remotely Manage On-Premises Applications From the Cloud
How SaaS providers are managing edge applications and appliances. On-Prem environments are messy! However, they are necessary for many applications that simply cannot run in the cloud. This means that industries wanting to remotely manage on-premises appliances and applications have been the last to benefit from cloud adoption. Legacy Connectivity Approaches Fall Short As the
Connect SaaS to Customer Data
Network-as-a-Service is the easiest way to connect SaaS to customer data sources Delivering a SaaS application from the cloud requires a rethinking of tech, team, and processes. When committing to a public cloud, staffing for new DevOps commitments, and handling new support responsibilities, it’s important to make informed decisions. But there are also less obvious
Build Cloud-to-Edge Architectures with Docker Containers
Application developers are building more cloud-to-edge architectures than ever…. and they are doing it through the use of Docker containers and edge networking platforms. It seems like everything is moving to SaaS. SaaS banking software, SaaS cyber security software, and I recently stumbled on a SaaS application that allows me to control the feeding of
A More Flexible Zero Trust Networking Architecture
New zero trust networking option applies modern security to legacy infrastructure Zero Trust networking solutions have been getting a lot of attention lately, bolstered by the potential of ransomware and cyber attacks being used as a proxy for war. Trustgrid has seen a corresponding rise of interest in zero trust network access, or ZTNA, from