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	Internet Explorer Flaw Triggers Google Nation-State Attack Message A security flaw in Internet Explorer is triggering messages in some users' Gmail accounts that they may be the target of an attack from a nation-state. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Ipswitch File Transfer File Sharing — A Security Vulnerability. Are you at risk? What happens when employees go around IT and use their own Dropbox-like services, webmail or USB drives to send company information? This practice presents significant security and compliance risks including:Loss of control over who has access to files and data, lack of visibility and audit trails, risk of data breaches and compliance violations Join us, on June 19th or June 20th, for a quick 29-minute webinar. Experts Michael Osterman and Ipswitch's David Boone discuss the issues. You'll learn the top 3 things required for a user-acceptable, IT-governed business-class file sharing solution. In this Issue 8 no cost/low cost tools for deploying 802.1X security Rare operating Apple 1 rakes in $374,500 at Sotheby's auction Protests, not criticism, the target for China's Internet censors, study says Apple and Google Maps: Will eye-in-the-sky 'spy planes' place our privacy at risk? Alleged Lulzsec member, Ryan Cleary, indicted in U.S. Facebook, Twitter, Google, AOL join new alliance to fight 'bad ads' What the Linked breach teaches us about how to safeguard ourselves online Former tech-challenged Russian spy hits the modeling runway Ford deploys BYOD mobile security Geeky books to get you through the summer WHITE PAPER: Teradata Cloud Computing Models for Data Warehousing Gain better business intelligence through private cloud self service capabilities. In this whitepaper, analyst Mark Madsen explores why private cloud computing is a better choice to meet your analytical needs as business conditions fluctuate and grow. Learn more. 8 no cost/low cost tools for deploying 802.1X security Read More Rare operating Apple 1 rakes in $374,500 at Sotheby's auction It's not one of a kind but pretty darn close. Sotheby's this week auctioned off a rare working Apple 1 computer for $374,500 to an unnamed bidder. The price was more than double the expected price listed on the Sotheby's web site. The Sotheby's notes about the Apple 1 say it is one of six thought to be operational boxes and one of about 50 known to exist. Read More Protests, not criticism, the target for China's Internet censors, study says China's Internet censors freely allow users in the country to criticize the government, but are quick to delete social media posts with the potential to start protests, suggests a new Harvard University study released on Thursday. Read More WHITE PAPER: Quest Software AD Disasters and Solutions for Preventing them Are you prepared for an Active Directory disaster? If you don't have a solid recovery plan and the right tools, your business will suffer. In this Quest Software white paper, learn about five dreaded Active Directory disasters, and how you can quickly recover from them – or avoid them altogether. Read Now! Apple and Google Maps: Will eye-in-the-sky 'spy planes' place our privacy at risk? During the keynote at Apple's 2012 annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), there was plenty of hype for Mountain Lion and how iOS 6 will support a plethora of 200 new features, but the new Apple Maps app will most likely cause the most privacy concerns. Apple has kicked Google Maps to the curb and is using "military grade-cameras" and "spy planes" which will provide iOS 6 "flyover" mapping.... Read More Alleged Lulzsec member, Ryan Cleary, indicted in U.S. A U.S. federal grand jury has indicted Ryan Cleary, a British citizen, accusing him of orchestrating a hacking rampage last year that victimized Sony Pictures Entertainment, Fox Entertainment Group and others. Read More Facebook, Twitter, Google, AOL join new alliance to fight 'bad ads' Facebook, Google, Twitter, and AOL have joined an alliance that has been set up to counter "bad ads," including those that deliver malware, direct users to scams, or try to sell counterfeit goods, said StopBadware, the promoters of the alliance. Read More WHITE PAPER: EMC Corporation Transforming Tier 1 Applications through Virtualization This Technology Spotlight will explore the benefits of virtualizing tier 1 applications and discuss the role that EMC Consulting plays in virtualizing top tier Microsoft applications (including Exchange, SharePoint and SQL) on the VMware platform. Learn More What the Linked breach teaches us about how to safeguard ourselves online The mammoth security breach that exposed in the neighborhood of 6.5 million LinkedIn user passwords should be a wakeup call for end-users everywhere. We should all practice due dilligence and ask the companies we deal with questions about how they deal with security. Read More Former tech-challenged Russian spy hits the modeling runway The red-headed Russian whose spy ring made tech blunder after tech blunder on its way to being summarily deported from the U.S. is now prowling the catwalk at fashion shows. Read More Ford deploys BYOD mobile security Ford Motor Company is deploying a new security system to support its "bring your own device" (BYOD) strategy around the world. Read More Geeky books to get you through the summer The 2012 Geeky Summer Reading List Read More
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