You’ve been hacked. Now what?

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	INSIDER You've been hacked. Now what? What should a company do after it's been hacked? It's a question Target, Home Depot, Sony Pictures Entertainment and others have had to ask over the past year or so. And it's likely that other organizations will be facing the same question over the coming months. (Insider Story) Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Ipswitch, Inc 9 Noble Truths of Network, Server and Application Monitoring How can IT teams meet the need to thrive while dealing with an increasingly large and complex environment, constantly "doing more with less" and the requirements to deliver near-zero downtime? The nine noble truths of network, server and application monitoring explain the problem and describe the path to its solution. Click to continue In this Issue Antivirus software is falling behind the bad guys 10 Reasons why the Raspberry Pi 2 Model B is a killer product Microsoft helps Lenovo, deletes Superfish 'crapware' and rogue cert INSIDER New weapons offer hope against advanced cyber-attacks With $15 in Radio Shack parts, 14-year-old hacks a car Facebook, other tech firms face pressure from drivers over work conditions Apple, Linux, not Windows, most vulnerable operating systems in 2014; IE wins worst app UNICEF, Airtel team up in Africa to widen access to free health, data analysis apps Box buys Airpost, a startup that keeps tabs on cloud app use AppFutura: How to outsource mobile development WEBCAST: IBM The Mobile Experience - Increase Your Competitive Advantage Download this half hour webinar to learn how to increase your competitive advantage using the latest in mobile technology design and trends. Best practices expert, Bill Loller, VP Mobile at IBM, will review what's wrong with the mobile customer experience today and what can be done to improve that experience. Learn More Antivirus software is falling behind the bad guys It can take up to six months for antivirus software vendors to catch a zero-day exploit, letting malware slip by en masse. Read More   10 Reasons why the Raspberry Pi 2 Model B is a killer product The Raspberry Pi 2 Model B was recently released and it's quite a step up from its predecessors. Read More   Microsoft helps Lenovo, deletes Superfish 'crapware' and rogue cert Microsoft updated its free Windows Defender and Security Essentials antivirus programs with a signature that sniffs out and deletes the rogue certificate linked to Superfish Visual Discovery, the 'crapware' that blew up in Lenovo's face. Read More   WEBCAST: IBM What Does Customer Experience Mean for Your Social Business? Respond promptly to customer needs. Make sure customer interactions are extremely tailored. Provide the right information to the right place at the right time. These are all the actions businesses must take to deliver a seamless customer experience. However, one person can't do it. It is even too much for one department. Learn More   INSIDER New weapons offer hope against advanced cyber-attacks One of the most frightening things about modern cyber-attacks is that a breach can remain undetected within networks for weeks, months or even years. This time gives hackers the luxury of lateral movement within a network, meaning they can acquire better credentials, compromise more systems and search for the most profitable and most damaging information. (Insider Story) Read More     With $15 in Radio Shack parts, 14-year-old hacks a car A teenager not even old enough to drive a car was able to wirelessly connect to a vehicle's internal computer network and control various functions. Read More   Facebook, other tech firms face pressure from drivers over work conditions Facebook and other tech companies in Silicon Valley are facing increasing pressure from its shuttle drivers to improve working conditions, amid concern about growing inequality in the area. Read More   WHITE PAPER: IBM 5 Tips for Success with Customer Analytics Discover five tips for success with customer analytics, and how a better understanding of your customers in context increases revenue and deepens loyalty. Learn More Apple, Linux, not Windows, most vulnerable operating systems in 2014; IE wins worst app A whopping average of 19 security vulnerabilities were reported every day in 2014. The number of vulnerabilities discovered each year in operating systems, applications and hardware has skyrocketed in a nasty trend, according to analysis by GFI Software. Read More   UNICEF, Airtel team up in Africa to widen access to free health, data analysis apps UNICEF has made its RapidPro suite of apps available to Airtel customers for free across the 17 African countries in which the telecom company operates. The open-source family of applications is designed to help governments deliver rapid and vital real-time information and connect communities to lifesaving services. Read More   Box buys Airpost, a startup that keeps tabs on cloud app use Box has acquired Airpost, a startup that helps enterprises detect and manage the use of cloud applications by their employees. Read More   AppFutura: How to outsource mobile development If you're a small company without developers or maybe a group within a large organization that can't get any love from the corporate development team and you need a mobile app, where are you going to go? Read More
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