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	Adobe Sandbox Protection Hacked Last year Adobe got the message that it was the target du jour for malicious attacks and stepped up its efforts to secure and protect its software. However, a security researcher revealed that one of the security measures developed by Adobe can be circumvented with relative ease. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Palo Alto Networks Trust Matters Who do you trust to safely enable apps on your network? Palo Alto Networks released the first firewall to use application identity, rather than port, in 2007. Since then, over 3000 customers have been using our next-gen firewalls to safely enable apps. This innovative approach is fundamentally different than Check Point's solutions. Find out how. In this Issue Protecting Data on Portable Drives Author warns of Russia's and China's 'Spinternet' White House officials push online trusted IDs Trend Micro shows Android SMS blocking app Looking ahead to 2011: Cloud, regulation, VoIP and more RIM to block access to porn on BlackBerry in Indonesia Spam Clock Tallies Junk on the Internet WHITE PAPER: Watchguard Cloud-based Web Security Isn't Hype - It's Here and It Works Clear threats are rejected at the connection level, eliminating much of the scanning and processing demands on your network. That means both better protection and better performance. Too good to be true? Believe it. Read now! Protecting Data on Portable Drives It is almost mind-boggling how much data can be stored on a portable drive or USB thumb drive. As convenient as it is it to be able to carry 1TB of data in your pocket, though, portable drives are also easily lost or stolen, and gallivanting about can take its toll on the data. It is important to protect the portable drives and the data they contain. Read More Author warns of Russia's and China's 'Spinternet' Is the Internet, with its blogs, tweets, e-mail, Web and social networking sites, a force to change places such as Iran, China, Vietnam and Russia into Western-style democracies with the West's ideas about freedom of expression and political rights? Read More WHITE PAPER: Quantum Corporation Long-Term Data Retention – Key Considerations Managing backup and recovery in today's environment is a multi-dimensional challenge with both near and long-term business requirements. Recent technological developments in disk backup have had a positive impact on short-term data retention strategy. This tool provides key topics to think about as you design your long-term data retention plans. Read Now White House officials push online trusted IDs The U.S. Department of Commerce launches an office focused on trusted ID technology. Read More Trend Micro shows Android SMS blocking app Android is a long way from being overrun with security threats but that hasn't stopped Trend Micro getting its retaliation in early with a new security app for the platform. Read More WHITE PAPER: Symantec Next Generation Data Protection These next generation tools, such as disk based backups, deduplication, virtualization, archiving, and continuous data protection, are essentially revolutionizing the world of data protection. download this whitepaper to find the newest approach to unified data protection. Read now! Looking ahead to 2011: Cloud, regulation, VoIP and more Picking up where we left off as we closed last year with part one of our 2011 predictions, today we'll continue our discussion, outlining what we expect to happen this year with hosted/cloud services, net neutrality, VoIP evolution, and consolidation trends. Read More RIM to block access to porn on BlackBerry in Indonesia Research in Motion said Monday it will work with Indonesia's carriers to filter out pornography websites as soon as possible for BlackBerry subscribers. Read More Spam Clock Tallies Junk on the Internet You've probably heard of the Doomsday Clock. It was created in 1947 by the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists to give mankind an idea of how close it is to catastrophic destruction. A similar clock has been launched by search engine newcomer Blekko, only it's counting how many spam pages are created on the Internet every second. Since January 1 alone, 156.8 million spam pages have been created on the Web, and the clock keeps counting and counting.... Read More
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