VM Ware & Cyber Security

With connected security that delivers
full visibility and frictionless
operations, your apps and data are
more secure with VMware in any
environment.
Security Operations Center (SOC)
teams struggle to keep pace with
adversaries in a distributed world as
alerts from siloed, disparate systems
lack context and delay remediation
time.
VMware delivers out-of-the-box
operational confidence with a best-ofbreed platform so you can scale
response with confidence, accuracy, and
speed to resolution.

VMware is a virtualization and cloud computing company that offers a variety of products and services, including:
Virtualization: VMware virtualizes physical computers using a hypervisor, which is a thin layer of software that allocates resources to other operating systems.
Networking and security management tools: VMware offers networking virtualization and load balancing for data centers and clouds.
Software-defined data center software: VMware offers software-defined data center software.
Storage software: VMware offers storage software.
App Platform: VMware offers an app platform for building, deploying, managing, and scaling modern apps.
Cloud Infrastructure: VMware offers private cloud infrastructure solutions.
Software-Defined Edge: VMware offers infrastructure and management for distributed workloads.
VMware was founded in 1998 and is a subsidiary of Dell Technologies. Its headquarters are in Palo Alto, California

Benefits of VMware
Benefits of using VMware products include:

security based on a zero-trust model, along with better security than container systems like Kubernetes;
better provisioning of applications and resources;
simplified data center management; and
increased efficiency and agility of data center systems.
Drawbacks of VMware
Drawbacks of VMware products include:

high licensing fees;
better Hyper-V and Xen hypervisor alternatives, according to some;
lack of support and several bugs when used alongside Oracle products; and
hardware compatibility issues as not everything works well with VMware

Personal desktop
VMware Workstation is the first product ever released by the software company. It enables users to create and run VMs directly on a single Windows or Linux desktop or laptop. Those VMs run simultaneously with the physical machine. Each VM runs its own OS such as Windows or Linux. This enables users to run Windows on a Linux machine or vice versa simultaneously with the natively installed OS.

VMware Fusion is software like VMware Workstation that virtualizes a Windows or Linux OS on Mac computers.

cybere security

Cybersecurity is the practice of protecting systems, networks, and programs from digital attacks. These attacks can aim to:
Access, change, or destroy sensitive information
Extort money from users via ransomware
Interrupt normal business processes
Some types of cybersecurity include:
Network security
Protects internal computer networks and network components from cyberattacks. Network security professionals ensure that data sent to devices through networks is not altered or corrupted.
Application security
Integrates security mechanisms into web applications and programs to protect data from theft, unauthorized access, and damage.
Cloud security
Protects cloud-based infrastructure, applications, and data. Cloud security measures include ensuring user and device authentication, data and resource access control, and data privacy protection.
Endpoint security
Protects devices like workstations and servers from malicious threats and cyberattacks