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	Stupid, arrogant and greedy Kenneth P. Weiss founded Security Dynamics in 1984, served as CEO until 1986 and remained chairman of the board and CTO until 1996. Under his watch the company developed the SecurID token. Once the SecurID's potential was recognized by both customers and investors, Weiss set out to expand his company, and he initiated the purchase in 1993 of RSA, a small, fledgling encryption company that was gaining some notoriety in the field of Internet commerce security. Read More WHITE PAPER: Citrix 21st Century Security: Increase 2048 SSL Processing Times Step up to 21st century security with 2048-bit RSA encryption keys while maintaining SSL transaction performance. Citrix NetScaler uses multiple SSL chips enabled by Citrix nCore architecture to boost SSL transaction rates with 2048-bit keys by five times. Download the free white paper for details. Read now In this Issue Consumer devices create security, management headaches for IT SAP adds security, management for app stores US needs to kick network security intelligence up a notch Security pros come clean at Summit on Advanced Persistent Threats US plan fires up gigabit application development for ultrafast networks Cleversafe enhances ultra-secure cloud storage platform App stores should cooperate to improve smartphone security WEBCAST: Cymphonix Gain Complete Control Over Internet Bound Traffic The Cymphonix Network Composer is the only network appliance that provides comprehensive clarity into all internet bound network traffic and simply powerful tools to manage that traffic with a holistic approach. Learn More Today! Consumer devices create security, management headaches for IT It seems the debate about whether or not employees will be allowed to use personal devices for work purposes is over; the practice is already rampant, according to new research. In a survey of 741 IT professionals, 87% said the employees at their companies are using personal devices for work purposes. But that doesn't mean IT is happy about it. Among survey respondents, 82% said they're concerned about... Read More SAP adds security, management for app stores SAP customers looking to open iTunes-like enterprise app stores through Apple's Volume Purchase Program (VPP) will soon have the ability to manage and deploy the software securely thanks to new VPP support in the Sybase Afaria platform, SAP said Tuesday at the Tech Ed conference in Las Vegas. Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems Video Collaboration Guide Did you know that more than half of communication efficiency is determined by nonverbal cues—namely tone of voice and body language? Read now! US needs to kick network security intelligence up a notch There is an urgent need for businesses and our government to develop high-level cyber-intelligence as a way to combat the unacceptable levels of online security threats because the current "patch and pray" system won't cut it in the future. Read More Security pros come clean at Summit on Advanced Persistent Threats Put about 100 chief information security officers, CIOs and CEOs into a room and what they are willing share about cybersecurity just might surprise you. More information about just what they shared will be revealed soon in a report stemming from a closed-door Summit on Advanced Persistent Threats held in Washington, D.C., in July, where business and government security professionals acknowledged to each other that their organizations had either been hacked through stealthy infiltration to steal valuable sensitive information and intellectual property, or that they wouldn't know it if it had been. Read More WHITE PAPER: Enterasys Networks Humanize the enterprise: Follow your Network Have you seen the future of accessible and secure network management? Meet isaac, the industry's first social media interface that connects your IT network with your social network. Now your network can speak directly to you — in your terms, in your language. Learn more US plan fires up gigabit application development for ultrafast networks The US government and the National Science Foundation have announced a plan they say will go a long way toward building applications that can take advantage of ultrafast broadband networks. Read More Cleversafe enhances ultra-secure cloud storage platform Cleversafe, a cloud storage vendor that distributes data through the cloud, announced enhancements to its Cleversafe platform that make it more reliable and scalable for companies that are managing large collections of unstructured data for business analytics. Read More App stores should cooperate to improve smartphone security App store vendors need to collaborate more closely to keep smartphone users safe, including putting together a system for grading application security, according to E.U. cybersecurity agency ENISA. Read More
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