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	Dell: We can beat Cisco in enterprise and cloud security Dell can trump Cisco in the information-technology security market, say Dell's executives in describing how the company with its multifaceted approach will hold an edge against some powerful rivals that also include HP and IBM. Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 Networks Solving Substantiation with SAML Read this paper to learn how F5 uses SAML to effectively enable secure web domains to exchange user authentication and authorization data, providing users of web browsers with single sign-on (SSO) convenience they need. Learn More! In this Issue How to hack the certificate for a Cisco Identity Services Engine node The beginning of the end of BYOD as we know it Apple ships Java update, malware scrubber after confirming attacks on own Macs Quick look: Did China's army hack US companies? Mandiant Security Report: The Chinese are coming, The Chinese are coming Insect assassin drones? Armed drones choosing targets? What could possibly go wrong? The Curse of Compliance Notification of .edu server breach mistaken for phishing email Don't get Apple picked: How to protect your Mac from theft in public places WHITE PAPER: Fiberlink Communications Achieving True Enterprise Mobility Download MDM Is Only Half the Battle from CITO Research to learn the tenets of effective Mobile Device Management (MDM) and the need for the same conversations to take place around Mobile Application Management. Learn More How to hack the certificate for a Cisco Identity Services Engine node I just got back from a few weeks traveling around Europe, presenting at Cisco Live Europe, and meeting with customers and partners. It is obvious that this blog is very much needed for a lot of the deployments that we discussed, so as promised in the Load Balancing Blog, I am following up with a blog on how to "hack" the certificate for a Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) node, so that we may include... Read More The beginning of the end of BYOD as we know it Earlier this week, the market leader in application delivery controllers (ADCs), F5 Networks, added to its security portfolio by announcing its own BYOD solution, know as Mobile Application Manager. Mobile App Manager is designed to remove many of the challenges associated with BYOD by taking the burden off the device and pushing the functions into the network. Read More Apple ships Java update, malware scrubber after confirming attacks on own Macs The day it acknowledged company-owned Macs had been hacked using a "drive-by" Java exploit, Apple on Tuesday patched the Oracle software for older systems and released a malware detection tool. Read More WHITE PAPER: McAfee Next Generation Network IPS This paper discusses the six critical management capabilities of next-generation IPS solutions to help reduce operational overhead while unifying across multiple environments, streamlining security operations and protecting against targeted threats. Read Now Quick look: Did China's army hack US companies? Security firm Mandiant says that for past seven years a group inside China's People's Liberation Army hacked 141 companies. Read More Mandiant Security Report: The Chinese are coming, The Chinese are coming Yesterday's report by Mandiant outlining the activities of a group behind literally hundreds of APT attacks and tracking them back to a specific unit of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) was chilling. For me they connected the dots so well that I don't doubt the conclusions of the report. Read More Insect assassin drones? Armed drones choosing targets? What could possibly go wrong? Last year, I wrote about the future of drone surveillance and swarms of cyborg insect drones. That article was full of MAV (micro aerial vehicles) that looked like they should be in a B-grade sci-fi flick. In particular, after seeing a freaky video, I'd like to remind you of the U.S. Read More WHITE PAPER: Symantec Is Online Backup Right For Your Business? Read this whitepaper to find out how cloud-based hybrid backup offers significant cost savings, to small and medium-size businesses, as well as flexible options designed for agility, and a workforce that is free to focus on the company's core offering. Read Now! The Curse of Compliance I used to work with a guy who was significantly overweight. I ran into him in the cafeteria one day and he mentioned that his doctor recommended that he eschew large lunches in favor of lighter foods like salads. He proceeded to the salad bar where he buried a few greens, onions, and tomatoes under a mountain of cheese, deli meats, and blue cheese dressing. So my fellow employee was complying with... Read More Notification of .edu server breach mistaken for phishing email The administrators of 7,000 university websites are being required to change their .edu domain account passwords after a security breach ... one that was reported to them by Educause, the non-profit higher-education IT group that administers .edu, via an email that some complained bore the markings of a phishing attempt. First the breach. From a statement issued yesterday by Garth Jordan, vice president... Read More Don't get Apple picked: How to protect your Mac from theft in public places You hear the statistic all the time--so often, in fact, that it becomes noise: A laptop is stolen every 53 seconds. According to the FBI, 97 percent of them are never recovered. Read More
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