The POODLE flaw returns, this time hitting TLS security protocol

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	The POODLE flaw returns, this time hitting TLS security protocol HTTPS website owners advised to check their websites again Read More   WHITE PAPER: Nexsan Technologies Hybrid Approach Rewrites The Rules For Backup Storage Exponential data growth and long-term retention requirements are putting tremendous pressure on IT professionals, and the constant pressure to reduce storage costs has led many IT departments to settle for the status quo when it comes to protecting their data. View more In this Issue Notable deaths of 2014 from the worlds of technology, science & inventions INSIDER Why disaster recovery planning can save lives Pew poll: Limited knowledge on privacy policies, more on net neutrality Cisco buying Neohapsis to boost security services Hitachi finger vein scanner could secure large venues Hackers demand Sony pulls plug on 'The Interview' US court extends NSA surveillance rules in current form FIRST LOOK: IBM and Apple's new enterprise apps for iOS US Senator introduces bill to block FBI backdoor access Microsoft Patch Tuesday addresses Exchange and Explorer flaws Over 30 vulnerabilities found in Google App Engine Top 10 Tech stories 2014: Backlash! Disrupting the disruptors Bebe Stores says credit card data hacked Weird science: The 10 oddest tech stories of 2014 New products of the week 12.08.2014 WHITE PAPER: IBM Improving the Management and Governance of Unstructured Data Maximize efficiency with deeper insight to data value and automated, policy-based compliance, retention & disposition. Read Now Notable deaths of 2014 from the worlds of technology, science & inventions In memoriam: We mourn the passing of IDG and MIT's own Patrick McGovern, and other industry influencers. Read More     INSIDER Why disaster recovery planning can save lives From Katrina to Sandy, tornadoes in the planes, flooding in the south, wildfires throughout the West, natural disasters threaten our world with destruction every year. The cost to rebuild and recover is phenomenal, so companies across the globe are investing in disaster recovery solutions to mitigate their losses and protect their data from these cataclysmic events.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here(Insider Story) Read More     Pew poll: Limited knowledge on privacy policies, more on net neutrality About six in 10 US Internet users were able to correctly define net neutrality in a survey Read More   Cisco buying Neohapsis to boost security services Cisco said Wednesday it is planning to buy Neohapsis, a security consulting firm that evaluates corporate security, risk and compliance, as part of its push into security as a service. After the deal goes through sometime next spring, Cisco says Neohapsis will be part of its Security Services group and its partner network that was announced in September 2013. Cisco didn't say how much it is paying. + Also on Network World: Cisco lawsuits aside, Arista forges ahead with EOS |Why January could be a big month for Windows 10 +To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   Hitachi finger vein scanner could secure large venues A "walkthrough-stye" scanner would require a simple wave of the hand to open gates Read More   WHITE PAPER: IBM Quintillion Case Study Hedge fund administration company Quintillion doubles its asset and investor portfolio while keeping staff levels almost flat, by working with Insight 2 Value to deploy an efficient content management solution, based on IBM Case Manager. Read Now Hackers demand Sony pulls plug on 'The Interview' A posting on an Internet forum links the Sony Pictures hack to North Korea Read More   US court extends NSA surveillance rules in current form A reform bill, USA Freedom Act, ran into difficulties in the Senate Read More   FIRST LOOK: IBM and Apple's new enterprise apps for iOS Getting work doneApple and IBM announced a suite of powerful new business-focused mobile apps for iOS this week. While that shouldn't really surprise anybody – smartphones and tablets have become increasingly central to the business world over the past few years – these apps have taken the possibilities a lot further than simply having email and a GPS in an employee's pocket. Have a look.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   US Senator introduces bill to block FBI backdoor access Senator Ron Wyden's bill aims to prevent government-forced backdoors and security vulnerabilities Read More   Microsoft Patch Tuesday addresses Exchange and Explorer flaws Microsoft issued 7 security patches for the month Read More   WEBCAST: APC by Schneider Electric Building Tomorrow's Data Center with Converged Technologies A number of forces are converging: the cloud, converged infrastructure, big data and fabric architectures to name a few. And if those weren't enough, data center professionals must keep systems up 24 by 7, keep data secure, meet compliance obligations and keep costs and energy usage under control. It's a tall order. Learn More Over 30 vulnerabilities found in Google App Engine   Researchers escaped the Java sandbox on the cloud platform and executed code on the underlying system Read More   Top 10 Tech stories 2014: Backlash! Disrupting the disruptors Top stories include Uber's bumpy ascendancy, HP's breakup, Regin malware, Nadella taking reins at Microsoft and Alibaba IPO Read More   Bebe Stores says credit card data hacked The retail chain becomes the latest to suffer theft of customer payment card information Read More   Weird science: The 10 oddest tech stories of 2014 Weird science: The 10 oddest tech stories of 2014 Image by hitchBOTEvery now and again, strange events from the world of high tech bubble over to the general news cycle and make headlines for a day or two. No doubt these crossover hits favor reports that enforce the general populace's sentiment that technologists are fringe lunatics with their eyes on our collective future demise. This phenomenon has become more common in recent years as the intersections of technology and pop culture have become busier and more crowded. In 2014, plenty of technology weirdness cycled through the "odd news" section of mainstream media outlets. But for the real connoisseur of weird tech news, there's a very specific sweet spot.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   New products of the week 12.08.2014 Our roundup of intriguing new products from companies such as Microsoft and Watchguard Technologies Read More
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