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	20 infamous hacker security vendor break-ins Here are 20 of the most notorious known break-ins over the past decade. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: SolarWinds Tales from the Dark Side of the Network Frustrated with your big IT Network Management System? In this exclusive footage, IT pros tell their side of the story...the dark side. Let SolarWinds ® Software bring light to the darkness. Save Time. Save Money. Save the Network with SolarWinds Network Performance Monitor. Watch now and don't let inefficient network management systems take your team to the dark side. In this Issue 12 hot security start-ups you need to know Can data lakes solve cloud security challenges? BYOD is fraught with legal peril, audience told Proprietary firmware poses a security threat, Ubuntu founder says 13 cool high-tech prize competitions Hopped-up Helicopters: DARPA funds radically faster, stronger aircraft Experts warn against judging Firefox on poor Pwn2Own performance 4 Lessons CIOs Can Learn From the Target Breach Morrisons supermarket suffers major pay-roll data breach after insider attack WHITE PAPER: IBM Pay-as-you-Grow Data Protection IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Suite for Unified Recovery gives small and medium businesses the opportunity to start out with only the individual solutions they need, and add new functionalities as they grow. Read Now 12 hot security start-ups you need to know The willingness to invest in new security start-ups is continuing at such a breakneck pace that start-ups still in stealth mode are getting snapped up by more established players before they even publicly introduce their security products and services. Read More Can data lakes solve cloud security challenges? "Data Lake" is a proprietary term. "We have built a series of big data platforms that enable clients to inject any type of data and to secure access to individual elements of data inside the platform. We call that architecture the data lake," says Peter Guerra, Principal, Booze, Allen, Hamilton. Yet, these methods are not exclusive to Booze, Allen, Hamilton. Read More BYOD is fraught with legal peril, audience told Businesses worry most about security when it comes to bring-your-own-device programs, but the legal ramifications of letting employees use personal smartphones and tablets at work can be just as threatening, attendees of Enterprise Connect were told. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP Building a Better Network Strategy In today's global, always-on world, network security is crucial. This Slashdot Pulse offers insight into IT professionals who currently manage network security, giving readers a glimpse into real-word security plans and tactics. Learn More>> Proprietary firmware poses a security threat, Ubuntu founder says Mark Shuttleworth, the founder of the popular Ubuntu Linux distribution, believes proprietary firmware and unverifiable firmware code poses a serious security threat to users and encourages hardware manufacturers to implement support for their innovations through the Linux kernel instead. Read More 13 cool high-tech prize competitions NASA, DARPA, IBM and others offer prize money for your time and expertise Read More Hopped-up Helicopters: DARPA funds radically faster, stronger aircraft The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency today embarked on it plan to build a super vertical take off and landing or VTOL aircraft that can fly fast and carry a big load. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP 8 Ways To Monitor Network Security in the Age of BYOD This SlashGuide offers unique insight and analysis into how network security professionals can better identify, manage, and contain the leading network security risk factors that arise from a mobile, always-on workforce. Learn More>> Experts warn against judging Firefox on poor Pwn2Own performance Mozilla Firefox was the loser in this year's Pwn2Own hackfest, but experts warn against placing too much importance on the number of zero-day vulnerabilities found in the Web browser. Read More 4 Lessons CIOs Can Learn From the Target Breach Retail giant Target made headlines after announcing that 110 million Americans were affected by a massive data breach at its stores. If you want to avoid the same fate, pay attention to these four lessons learned in the wake of the Target breach. Read More Morrisons supermarket suffers major pay-roll data breach after insider attack British supermarket Morrisons has reportedly suffered a major data breach which saw the pay-roll data of a large but unspecified number of its 100,000 staff stolen and published on a website. Read More
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