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	HP rolls out next-gen firewall line, threat-detection service HP today took the wraps off its Next-Generation Firewall line designed to exert application-level controls and visibility over all traffic related to the enterprise, including mobile devices used in public WiFi settings and traffic from cloud services. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Canon Unified Mobile Document Management Solutions from Canon Mobile printing solutions with the Canon imageRUNNER ADVANCE Series and smart uniFLOW software can create huge cost efficiencies across organizations. It's a scalable and simple system that supports secure mobile printing, print from anywhere capabilities, flexible authentication and integrated tracking and reporting. Experience SIMPLY ADVANCED. In this Issue Computer science major ranks No. 8 for salary potential DARPA hunts airplane-like spacecraft that can go Mach 10 NIST doles out $7M in grants to ensure consumers' online privacy and security Four ways to defend against DDoS attacks MIT team says space weather has taken out satellites What the NSA and business (should) have in common Zettaset working toward Big Data encryption for Hadoop Security researchers create undetectable hardware trojans IBM follows Cisco in partnering with Continental to build networked car technology Air Force whacks 52-year old space fence RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: SolarWinds Free Whitepaper from SolarWinds: NetFlow Tips & Tricks Network bandwidth usage is one of the biggest contributors to your network performance. By taking advantage of the flow technology that is built into most routers and switches, you can quickly identify bottlenecks and troubleshoot bandwidth related problems. Take your NetFlow skills to the next level! Read this FREE whitepaper for an introduction to NetFlow & other flow technologies, as well as configuring your network to collect flow data. Computer science major ranks No. 8 for salary potential PayScale ranked 129 college majors based on earning potential. Engineering, math, science and technology fields dominated the rankings. Read More DARPA hunts airplane-like spacecraft that can go Mach 10 The idea is cool enough - build a reusable aircraft-like system that could easily and relatively cheaply launch satellites into orbit. The kinks will be that the system need do that for somewhere in the $5 million per launch range and oh yeah, go well over Mach 10. As you might have guessed, the project to develop such a system is being put forth by Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) which will more fully detail the program, known as the Experimental Spaceplane (XS-1) in October. Read More NIST doles out $7M in grants to ensure consumers' online privacy and security The U.S. Department of Commerce's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has announced more than $7 million in security- and privacy-related grants. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell SecureNetworks CISO's Guide to Advanced Attackers No matter the size of your organization, advanced cyber-attacks represent a credible threat to your organization. Security analyst firm Securoris and Dell SecureWorks collaborated on this guide to help gather intelligence, mine for threat indicators, respond to alerts and break the attack process. Read now! Four ways to defend against DDoS attacks Given that Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are becoming more frequent, it is a good time to review the basics and how you can fight back. Read More MIT team says space weather has taken out satellites Bad space weather -- everything form solar flares, geomagnetic storms and electromagnetic radiation has wreaked havoc on a number of satellites over the years and much more needs to be done to protect these systems that provide so much of our communications systems. Read More What the NSA and business (should) have in common Regardless of where you sit on the privacy vs. security spectrum regarding the controversy over the NSA collecting telephony metadata for millions of phone calls, the situation has made one thing clear: telephony metadata can be valuable. In fact, now is a good time to evaluate (or create) a system for internally gathering and making the most out of this important, but often overlooked information source. Read More WHITE PAPER: Novell Mobile Zen: Balancing End-User Productivity and IT Control Mobility is often seen as a zero-sum game: either end users or IT can win, but never both. Learn how users can have the convenience and mobile productivity they need, while IT retains control over enterprise goods. Victory for both sides. Learn More Zettaset working toward Big Data encryption for Hadoop Zettaset, which makes management and security software for Hadoop, says it plans to add encryption capabilities by year end. Read More Security researchers create undetectable hardware trojans Security researchers from the U.S. and Europe released a paper showing how integrated circuits used in computers, military equipment and other critical systems can be maliciously compromised during the manufacturing process through virtually undetectable changes at the transistor level. Read More IBM follows Cisco in partnering with Continental to build networked car technology IBM this week signed up with Continental - Europe's second largest car parts company - to jointly develop automated automobile technology. Read More Air Force whacks 52-year old space fence The so-called "space fence," a VHS-based system of radars and transmitters that has watched space for incoming objects since 1961 will cease to exist as of Oct. 1. Some reports say the system has already shut down. Read More
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