| ITworld Today | | | CEO pay packages include perks such as access to the corporate jet, home security, and financial planning advice. | | | Issue highlights 1. If you're an economist, C++ is the programming language for you 2. Blue Shield discloses 18,000 doctors' Social Security numbers 3. Bloody June: What's behind last month's DDoS attacks? 4. Pedal to the Metal: Inside Apple's new graphics technology 5. Weary of takedowns, Microsoft looks for partners in crime fighting 6. Find the right 'moment of trust' to build your IT systems 7. 8 ways to declare your independence from passwords 8. Potato salad project opens Kickstarter's gates to ridiculous food projects | | White Paper: New Relic In this eBook you'll learn; what DevOps is, where it came from, why it was created and who's adopting it...plus a whole lot more. Learn more! | | A non-programming profession which writes a lot of code looks at which languages can solve its problems the fastest. READ MORE | | The Social Security numbers of roughly 18,000 California physicians and health-care providers were inadvertently made public after a slip-up at health insurance provider Blue Shield of California, the organization said Monday. READ MORE | | The list of DDoS attacks in the month of June has made for grim reading. High-profile sites have been targeted by extortion demands, online games got disrupted and at least one company was put out of business as a direct result. READ MORE | | Metal is Apple's new method of programming its graphics processors. The company claims performance gains without hardware changes and also says that games will be more detailed while still rendering at 60 frames per second. It sounds like magic, but it's not: It's the real deal. READ MORE | | White Paper: HP and Intel® Simplify and align IT to the speed of business with HP Converged Infrastructure Learn More>> | | Microsoft has grown weary of its role as the Internet's Dirty Harry and, increasingly, is looking for partners to share the load of fighting cyber crime. READ MORE | | A single moment when your end users trust what you have to say can make a big difference in whether they implement your advice. READ MORE | | From smartphones that know you're near to tattoos and even pills, high-tech companies are busy replacing pesky strings of text with easier ways to authenticate. Check out the future here. READ MORE | | It started (I'm assuming) as a joke but now there's $20,000 worth of potato salad on the line. READ MORE | | White Paper: MoreDirect In this eGuide, InfoWorld, and sister publication CIO examine how new technologies will shape the data center going forward, what IT departments can expect, and how they can prepare. Read on to learn more about innovation in the data center. Read now | | | | | | |
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