Submitted by Sarah on Fri, 11/12/2010 - 16:58

Layer 7 Downloads for Cloud Security Alliance Congress Attendees

We hope you enjoyed Cloud Security Alliance Congress in Orlando as much as we did! For your convenience we've compiled a selection of Cloud Solutions, White Papers and Webinars on the right that might be relevant to you.
 

Simplify Integration and Security To and From the Cloud

Cloud computing will transform how enterprises consume compute services, storage services and applications. Layer 7 is helping to eliminate the barriers to enterprise adoption of cloud by simplifying connectivity to SaaS and cloud, protecting applications run in the cloud and controlling how APIs get published from the cloud. For Service Providers Layer 7 also provides the core infrastructure necessary to monetize the cloud: helping to onboard customers, deliver premium security, engage developers and deliver value added revenue services over top of their platforms. See some of the solutions Layer 7 offers enterprises and services providers below.
 

CloudSpan for Cloud - Securing Cloud-based SOA

The Layer 7 family of CloudSpan products addresses the security and connectivity issues associated with enterprise adoption of public and private clouds. By implementing CloudSpan, enterprise architects can connect, protect and control the way they consume and share cloud-based services.

Layer 7 can also help service providers monetize the cloud by providing core infrastructure that streamlines the on-boarding of customers; delivers industry-leading security; and makes it easier for third-party developers to deliver value-added, revenue-generating services via cloud platforms from VMware, Redhat, Citrix or CA.

  • CloudConnect: Simplify Single Sign-On (SSO) and integration to SaaS applications and cloud-based services
  • CloudProtect: Implement DMZ-level security for applications deployed in public and private clouds
  • CloudControl: Securely expose application services to third parties from private and public clouds; simplify how Telecoms, SaaS, PaaS and IaaS providers expose their provisioning, application and data APIs to external partners, large customers, white label resellers, etc.