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	Survey: Cybersecurity pros endorse data breach notification rules Three quarters of ISACA members say they support Obama's proposal Read More WHITE PAPER: Attachmate Why your existing solution might not be adequate To meet the demands of today's business landscape, IT staffs must take steps to secure and integrate their information assets, while satisfying compliance mandates and optimizing corporate efficiency. This white paper presents managed file transfer (MFT) as a way to meet corporate information and data management requirements. Read More In this Issue 10 cool network and computing research projects INSIDER Acompli: A look at Microsoft's new mobile email tool Users get more control over data in latest Firefox beta People are increasingly worried about privacy, say legal protections fall short Cleared your browser cookies? It won't stop ad company using Verizon tracking header Huawei's elusive founder tries to dispel spying concerns, and air of mystery Attackers are exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in Flash Player HealthCare.gov sending personal data to Twitter, Yahoo and Google Oracle to fix 167 vulnerabilities, including serious backdoor-like flaw in E-Business Suite Report: NSA not only creates, but also hijacks, malware WHITE PAPER: NetApp Steps to Simplifying Private Cloud Deployment Today, all the rules are being rewritten, both inside and outside the data center. The reason: virtualization. Read this paper to see how enterprises can derive competitive advantage by using virtualization technologies to build the most agile infrastructures. View Now>> 10 cool network and computing research projects If you think the latest enterprise and consumer network and computer technologies rolling into your data center and being snuck into your offices by end users are advanced, wait until you see what's cooking in the labs at universities and tech companies. Much of well-funded research is aimed at security, simplifying use of current technology and figuring out how to more easily plow through mounds of big data. Here's at peek at 10 projects.  Idiot-proof Smartphone Charging Microsoft researchers are working on technology to make smartphone charging much less of a burden for users. The techniques being explored include an image-processing technique for detecting and locating smartphones in an office as well as solar/photovoltaic cell technology that works indoors to AutoCharge phones via a beam of light.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More INSIDER Acompli: A look at Microsoft's new mobile email tool As much as we try to, we simply cannot seem to shake our collective email habit. We embrace social networks for collaboration, we use SharePoint for productivity and document sharing, we run Skype to bring us closer and more connected with our colleagues. But at the end of the day, email is the lowest (and most popular) common denominator among working professionals. It is important that the tooling for handling email be great; sadly, this has not usually been the case on our beloved smartphones.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here(Insider Story) Read More Users get more control over data in latest Firefox beta Users and websites will be able to manage what data is sent to other websites Read More WHITE PAPER: Worksoft, Inc. IDC Reports the ROI of Automated Business Process Validation Industry analyst firm IDC examines the value proposition driving large SAP® customers to adopt automation as their new standard in quality assurance. The study quantifies ROI at 12 of the world's largest companies using Worksoft business process validation software, with benefits worth $4.2 million annually and a five year NPV of $11 million. Learn More People are increasingly worried about privacy, say legal protections fall short Technology has had a negative impact on privacy, said a majority of those questioned in a recent global survey Read More Cleared your browser cookies? It won't stop ad company using Verizon tracking header An advertising company uses the unique identifier headers added by Verizon to Web traffic to recreate tracking cookies deleted by users Read More Huawei's elusive founder tries to dispel spying concerns, and air of mystery Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei gave a rare interview on Thursday Read More WEBCAST: CenturyLink Is your IT strategy helping you reach your goals? This webinar will discuss how to begin down a Hybrid IT path that adds on to your current on-premise IT infrastructure. What workloads make the most sense to move off-premise? Learn More Attackers are exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in Flash Player The exploit was included in the Angler exploit kit, a security researcher reported Read More HealthCare.gov sending personal data to Twitter, Yahoo and Google Privacy advocates warn the data could be misused Read More Oracle to fix 167 vulnerabilities, including serious backdoor-like flaw in E-Business Suite The E-Business Suite vulnerability can give attackers complete control over databases that store sensitive business information Read More Report: NSA not only creates, but also hijacks, malware Documents leaked by Edward Snowden show the NSA hijacks botnets and computers infected with malware by other intelligence agencies Read More
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