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June 14, 2013: Vault Networks Introduces vnCloud Cloud Computing Platform Leave a comment Read more »

June 14, 2013: Vault Networks Introduces vnCloud Cloud Computing Platform

Vault Networks Introduces vnCloud Cloud Computing Platform Miami-Based Hosting Company Launches Innovative Cloud Server Offering Miami, FL – June 14, 2013 – Vault Networks (VN), leading Miami-based provider of colocation, dedicated and managed hosting services, today announced the launch of its innovative new Cloud Services…

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We have a winner! Leave a comment Read more »

We have a winner!

Congrats to our office IT makeover winner! We received dozens of entries but the this was by far the biggest mess and most urgent situation. We’ll be emailing the winner shortly to get started on putting their $300 to good use! They’ve requested that we…

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5 Ways to Get the Most Out of Your Cloud Leave a comment Read more »

5 Ways to Get the Most Out of Your Cloud

If you’re currently using a cloud solution, it’s likely that part of what got you there was a desire to make your IT more efficient and your life ultimately easier. If that’s the case, you probably want to make sure you’re doing everything you can…

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Send us a pic of your messy IT and win $300! Leave a comment Read more »

Send us a pic of your messy IT and win $300!

Is your office’s IT area starting to resemble a scene from Hoarders? We want to help. Here’s the deal: Send us a good quality photo of your office’s messy IT space anytime between now and 5PM EST on May 10th to contests@vaultnetworks.com, with “IT Mess…

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Why Aren't You?! Part 1: Remote Server Management Leave a comment Read more »

Why Aren’t You?! Part 1: Remote Server Management

Why Aren’t You?! is a new blog series from Vault Networks highlighting some not-so-common server administration knowledge that can make your life a whole lot easier. You’ve just installed your new server out of the box into your new colocation space, installed the OS, closed…

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On-Premise Computing: Cheaper on the surface, but what happens long term? 2 Comments Read more »

On-Premise Computing: Cheaper on the surface, but what happens long term?

An analogy we often use with clients to describe the differences between on-premise computing and The Cloud is that of the housing market. When you buy a house, the property is yours and the only additional spending you’re looking at once you’ve paid it off…

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Open Source and The Cloud Leave a comment Read more »

Open Source and The Cloud

If you’re doing research on cloud computing, perhaps evaluating whether or not it’s a good fit for your company, you’ve likely run into some information on open source options.  Before making a decision on which direction to take, it’s probably good idea to have a…

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5 Cloud Apps You're Probably Already Using Leave a comment Read more »

5 Cloud Apps You’re Probably Already Using

According to a study by ISACA and the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), cloud computing is still technically in its infancy stage. But a study by research firm Gartner predicted that it will replace personal computers as the “center of users’ digital lives” by 2014. If…

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How Cloud Computing Drives Innovation Leave a comment Read more »

How Cloud Computing Drives Innovation

Ever since the earliest computers assisted British and American code breakers during World War II, every generation has experienced a sea of change in computing technology. During the eighties, personal computers meant that people could perform tasks right from their office desk, or even from…

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On The Proposed Cloud Computing Act of 2012 Leave a comment Read more »

On The Proposed Cloud Computing Act of 2012

Back in 1986, Congress passed the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) as a way to prevent hackers from accessing government computers. Through the years, the CFAA has undergone several amendments; today it’s a broader law aimed at preventing computer-related federal offenses, which sometimes creates…

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