| ITworld Today | | | Four CIOs and CTOs offer their best tips for cleaning up your IT environment. | | | Issue highlights 1. Europe's top court orders Google to forget 2. Reported NSA backdoors might open up networks to more threats 3. AV Linux review: A distro packed with audio and visual applications 4. Exclusive: FCC, CTIA push against stolen phones went nowhere 5. Qualcomm looking to grab WiGig maker Wilocity 6. Here's how to chat with your Facebook friends using encryption 7. Microsoft's Lync plants its flag in Android tablets 8. Red Hat fortifies OpenStack suite, eases management for enterprise users | | Resource compliments of: Accellion kiteworks is a mobile-first file sharing solution featuring a three-tier private cloud architecture designed to enable people to work securely, wherever. kiteworks offers integrated productivity tools and universal access to ECMs, enabling organizations to realize productivity gains from a mobile workforce while mitigating security risks. SEE KITEWORKS IN ACTION | | A person has the right to request that search engines remove personal information from search results, the Court of Justice ruled. READ MORE | | The agency intercepts devices and installs software that gives them access, an upcoming book says. READ MORE | | In today's open source roundup: AV Linux provides robust audio and visual applications in a slick package. Plus: Make your Bash prompt cool, and check out Lenovo's new Chromebooks. READ MORE | | A draft plan might have made it harder to resell stolen phones, if it had gone into place. READ MORE | | White Paper: Dell Software Forces of nature, malicious acts or even a simple mistake can have a long-lasting negative effect on your business. Read this whitepaper to learn about some first steps and follow-up steps you can take to upgrade your disaster preparedness. Learn more | | Move would put Qualcomm at the front of the 802.11ad race, which hasn't even started yet. READ MORE | | Facebook's messaging application doesn't support encryption, but an open-source chat program, Cryptocat, has made it possible to chat with friends there over an encrypted connection. READ MORE | | Android users of the unified communications product now also can add participants to a meeting in progress. READ MORE | | Red Hat has updated its OpenStack distro to the latest edition, and has partnered with NetApp and eNovance to advance OpenStack. READ MORE | | Webcast: CA Technologies Traditional backup is going away, but where does this leave end-users? Learn more! | | | | | | |
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