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	Of Cisco, Citrix, VMware and WAAS Cisco's deepened relationship with Citrix for desktop virtualization demonstrates that Cisco will not put all of its eggs into one basket when it comes to market opportunities like virtualization. Yet, no new virtualization partnership may ever be as deep or strategic as the one it's had for years with VMware. Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies Building the Next Generation Data Center Virtualization promotes flexible utilization of IT resources, reduced capital costs, high energy efficiency, highly-available applications, and improved business continuity. Learn More In this Issue Vint Cerf on Google's privacy practices and how getting tagged in a multitude of online media is disconcerting Is Cisco losing thought leadership in the networking industry? Air Force goes on cyberdefensive about attack drone virus 2011 tech industry graveyard The SSL certificate industry can and should be replaced LogRhythm Takes SIEM To The Next Level WHITE PAPER: Aerohive Eliminate Architectural Limitations of WLANs Reduce the cost and complexity of wireless networks with cloud-enabled, distributed Wi-Fi and routing. By removing the architectural limitations of traditional WLANs, you can support identity-based access and enable delivery of mission-critical applications and services to any user, on any device, at any time without a single point of failure. Read now! Vint Cerf on Google's privacy practices and how getting tagged in a multitude of online media is disconcerting Few companies inspire the awe — and the dread about privacy concerns — that Google does, because of its search engine, Google maps and its Street View imagery, its Gmail e-mail and other cloud-based services. Read More Is Cisco losing thought leadership in the networking industry? If you work in networking, you've gotta have love for Cisco. Like most of us, I first learned about networking through Cisco, and attaining the CCIE certification would prove to be the basis for launching my career. Cisco's brand in networking is analogous to what the brands Xerox and Polaroid were to their respective industries; like what IBM was to the mainframe and minicomputer industry. Read... Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies The Arrival of Cloud Thinking Much is being made of the "the cloud." The money it will save. The agility it will bring to computing. What is less obvious is how IT departments are actively employing cloud services today. How they are reacting to both public and private cloud initiatives. What it will mean over the next couple of years for IT decision makers and implementers. Learn More Air Force goes on cyberdefensive about attack drone virus The Air Force today tried to quash the firestorm of criticism around its handling of the computer virus that hit its unmanned drone program last month. Read More 2011 tech industry graveyard WebOS, Cisco Flip camera, Google Labs and the rest: Our list of IT companies, technologies and ideas killed off or headed for the end of life Read More WHITE PAPER: Oracle Oracle Database Security What to Look for With this paper Tanya Baccum, SANS Institute analyst, examines these measures for holistically protecting Oracle database from the inside out. Learn More Today! The SSL certificate industry can and should be replaced The SSL certificate authorities like Comodo that have had their security undermined by hackers shouldn't be trusted, and in fact, the way the entire SSL certificate industry of today works can and should be replaced with something better, says Moxie Marlinspike, a security expert who's come up with a plan he says will do that. Read More LogRhythm Takes SIEM To The Next Level Last week may have been the all-time high-point for security management with McAfee's acquisition of Nitro Security followed by IBM's purchase of Q1 Labs. Why all of the activity? Security management requirements are rapidly changing, moving away from log filtering and compliance reporting to comprehensive situational awareness and deep analytics. To their credit, McAfee and IBM recognized these... Read More
	SLIDESHOWS 26 helpful open source network management tools Over the last decade or so, open source development has skyrocketed, and network management software has ridden that wave. Many frustrated IT administrators have turned to free tools to monitor, configure and map their networked devices. Here are 26 examples of open source network management software tools to help you do your job. GOODIES FROM MICROSOFT SUBNET We've got books on System Center and Microsoft training of the winner's choice from Webucator.. Enter here.Also: Please take our survey on certifications and your career MOST-READ STORIES 2012 IT budgets, salaries on the rise, survey says Many users complain of broken iOS5 upgrade process BlackBerry CTO: No evidence a hack caused RIM outage Apple releases iOS 5; firmware features some 200 improvements Google engineer: 'We don't get platforms;' G+ 'pathetic' The SSL certificate industry can and should be replaced Don't weat zero-days and wise up stupid and lazy users 5 cloud security companies to watch Microsoft launches Firefox, Chrome attack campaign Michael Dell sends memo, of sorts, to HP
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