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	In honor of what would have been Steve Jobs' 57th birthday: Apple's greatest hits under Jobs 12 noteworthy innovations rolled out under Jobs' leadership at Apple Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Research In Motion Introducing BlackBerry Mobile Fusion Now all personal and corporate-owned BlackBerry® smartphone and BlackBerry® PlayBook™ devices can seamlessly access business data and applications on a single, secure management platform. Soon, Apple® iOS and Google® Android™ devices will be able to do the same. Learn how this new approach will end mobile chaos at blackberry.com/mobilefusion In this Issue The BYOD struggle: From writing custom apps to defining security Startup CrowdStrike promises 'game-changer' in fight vs. advanced persistent threats Five bone-headed (and potentially deadly) ways stupid people will use Google Goggles Auction of teleportation device proves there's no place like home Avast Free Antivirus 7 adds cloud updates, file reputation and remote assistance Video now accounts for half of mobile data traffic Hacker steals one million user logins from YouPorn website US Government Announces Open Source App Contest Google commits Chrome to support 'Do Not Track' Gone Fishin' at RSA Conference White House privacy push: Some question the details Senators Unveil Cybersecurity Bill to Empower Homeland Security WEBCAST: Compuware Why Server Virtualization Demands and End-user's Perspective Join Compuware and featured guest Forrester Research, Inc. in this webcast to understand Forrester's definition of the user experience network or UxN and why dynamic virtualized environments demand end user monitoring. Register now. The BYOD struggle: From writing custom apps to defining security Companies are grappling with the question of whether and how to let employees use their own smartphones and tablets at work even as a huge push is being made to set up internal "app stores" of approved and custom-built corporate mobile apps. Read More Startup CrowdStrike promises 'game-changer' in fight vs. advanced persistent threats Startup CrowdStrike made its debut this week, promising to have a security product out by the second quarter that will target the so-called advanced persistent threat (APT) problem in which stealthy intruders infiltrate networks to steal sensitive data for business or political reasons. Read More Five bone-headed (and potentially deadly) ways stupid people will use Google Goggles By now I'm sure you've heard about Google's new experimental glasses that will run on Android and will beam text and images directly to your eyeballs. The New York Times' Nick Bilton has a good description: Read More Auction of teleportation device proves there's no place like home Don't tell me this isn't about technology until you invent a better way to get a pigtailed farm girl and her Yorkshire Terrier from The Land of Oz all the way back to Kansas. Read More WHITE PAPER: NetIQ Streamlining IT Operations with Business Service Management This IDC Technology Spotlight examines the benefits of a business service management practice and tools in response to IT environments becoming more dynamic and complex due to the increased use of virtualization, cloud, SOA, and n-tier application architectures. Learn More Avast Free Antivirus 7 adds cloud updates, file reputation and remote assistance Avast Free Antivirus 7 is set to be released on Thursday and will have new features including cloud-based updates, remote assistance and file reputation. Read More Video now accounts for half of mobile data traffic Video now accounts for half of all data transferred on mobile networks, up from 40% during the same time last year, according to ByteMobile's first quarter 2012 Mobile Analytics Report. Read More Hacker steals one million user logins from YouPorn website A million logins for the hugely popular YouPorn sex site appear to have been leaked after a hacker chanced upon a URL linking to a user list apparently left exposed for several years. Read More US Government Announces Open Source App Contest "By challenging developers to leverage government data in new and innovative ways, they'll help businesses fund new activities, learn about and evaluate opportunities in the US and abroad, support education and training, and more," the contest announcement says. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP & Intel Benefits of Private Cloud and Infrastructure as a Service This solution brief will help you understand the benefits of the HP CloudSystem Matrix which provides a unified solotion for physical and virtual environments that's perfectly suited as an IT consolidation platform. Learn more Google commits Chrome to support 'Do Not Track' Google will add support for the "Do Not Track" effort to its Chrome browser by the end of this year. Read More Gone Fishin' at RSA Conference I apologize that I have not posted as many articles as I usually do this past month. For me this is like the accountants tax season, its RSA Conference time. The RSA Conference and its satellite conferences start this Monday. For anyone in the security industry, RSA is like making the pilgrimage to Mecca. Read More White House privacy push: Some question the details The U.S. White House's announcement Thursday that it will encourage online businesses to develop and adopt privacy codes of conduct and push Congress for privacy legislation received mostly positive reviews, although some privacy advocates questioned whether companies would be too involved in writing the rules. Read More Senators Unveil Cybersecurity Bill to Empower Homeland Security After years of deliberations and several false starts, a bipartisan group of lawmakers introduce cybersecurity overhaul that would authorize the Department of Homeland Security to oversee security at critical infrastructure providers, improve system of sharing information about threats. Read More
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