You’ve been hacked. Now what?

	MIT researchers building chips to prevent leaky Internet of Things | Microsoft SharePoint coming up short for most enterprises, study finds
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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.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here(Insider Story) Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Enhanced 360-degree View of the Customer A true 360-degree view of the customer enables businesses to turn a swell of data into precise insights to drive engagement, revenue and loyalty. Learn More In this Issue MIT researchers building chips to prevent leaky Internet of Things Microsoft SharePoint coming up short for most enterprises, study finds Some Bitdefender products break HTTPS certificate revocation NSA director wants gov't access to encrypted communications INSIDER How enterprises can use artificial intelligence Edward Snowden documentary Citizenfour wins Oscar Lenovo website hacked in wake of Superfish debacle Flaw in popular Web analytics plug-in exposes WordPress sites to hacking INSIDER Desktop virtualization review: VMware Workstation vs. Oracle VirtualBox Gemalto says spies probably didn't steal mobile phone encryption keys from it after all Google scraps annual Pwnium bug-hunting contest Anthem's latest breach estimate says 78.8 million were affected Network World has a Snapchat account: Now what? Interns loving life at Facebook, Google & Apple INSIDER Emerging enterprise techs to watch : IBM Enhance Your 360-Degree View of the Customer How can organizations tap into the vast flow of data, weed out the information that matters, and then link that meaningful sentiment to specific customers? This ebook explores how an enhanced 360-degree view of the customer optimizes and facilitates more personalized customer interactions. Learn More MIT researchers building chips to prevent leaky Internet of Things MIT researchers this week are demonstrating a design for new radio chips that could be used to efficiently power the Internet of Things.The researchers, led by MIT Professor in Electrical Engineering Anantha Chandrakasan, are presenting their work at the IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference in San Francisco, where the show theme is "Silicon Systems -- Small Chips for Big Data." The MIT paper is titled "A +10dBm 2.4GHz Transmitter with sub-400pW Leakage and 43.7% System Efficiency."MORE: Internet of Things to bring new economic boomTo read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Microsoft SharePoint coming up short for most enterprises, study finds Many SharePoint installations at enterprises have been doomed largely due to senior management failing to really get behind the Microsoft collaboration technology, according to a new study by AIIM, which bills itself as "the Global Community of IT Professionals."The AIIM (Association for Information and Image Management) Web-based survey of 409 member organizations found that nearly two-thirds described their SharePoint projects as either stalled (26%) or not meeting original expectations (37%).RELATED: 12 Key Strategies for Unlocking the Secrets of SharePoint User AdoptionTo read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Some Bitdefender products break HTTPS certificate revocation This allows man-in-the-middle attackers with access to revoked, but otherwise valid, certificates to manipulate encrypted traffic Read More NSA director wants gov't access to encrypted communications The U.S. should be able to craft a legal framework to let government agencies read encrypted data, Rogers says Read More INSIDER How enterprises can use artificial intelligence Enterprise IT shops are finding that artificial intelligence isn't just for robotics anymore.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here(Insider Story) Read More WHITE PAPER: VMTurbo, Inc. Cloud: Delivering Performance in Shared Environments This whitepaper explores how service providers use VMTurbo to provide consistent performance across all workloads, as well as the three roles a responsible managed service provider (MSP) takes in order to accomplish that directive. Learn More Edward Snowden documentary Citizenfour wins Oscar Edward Snowden shook up the US security establishment with revelations of NSA surveillance Read More Lenovo website hacked in wake of Superfish debacle Source code for the page names two alleged hackers Read More Flaw in popular Web analytics plug-in exposes WordPress sites to hacking Attackers can easily crack cryptographic keys used by the WP-Slimstat plug-in and use them to read information from a site's database Read More INSIDER Desktop virtualization review: VMware Workstation vs. Oracle VirtualBox Few technologies have had a greater impact on business efficiency and IT productivity than virtualization. While most of the impact has been felt in the data center and in the cloud, virtualization has also transformed IT work on the desktop, where it retains an important role. Here I compare the two leading products in this category: VMware Workstation and Oracle VirtualBox.In executing tests on Workstation 11, I ran into almost no headaches, and in the few cases an item surprised me, I found useful information in the ample VMware documentation. Good documentation has for years been one of the hallmarks of VMware products. This continues to be true.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here(Insider Story) Read More Gemalto says spies probably didn't steal mobile phone encryption keys from it after all After an internal investigation, Gemalto said hacks on its network didn't breach separate infrastructure protecting SIM card encryption keys Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Total Economic Impact of InfoSphere Master Data Management Forrester Consulting describes Master Data Management (MDM) as a 'critical business capability and technology foundation.' IBM clients interviewed achieved a variety of operational benefits from their MDM programs, including call center savings, improved efficiencies for inside sales staff, and lower costs for customer mailings and returns. Learn More Google scraps annual Pwnium bug-hunting contest Google said the change will prevent researchers from holding onto dangerous bugs in order to claim a big prize Read More Anthem's latest breach estimate says 78.8 million were affected At least 14 million records are incomplete, but they probably don't belong to Anthem members Read More Network World has a Snapchat account: Now what? Network World Mainly because Network World editors just don't have enough to do keeping up on the latest news and trends in networking, cloud computing, mobility and security, we feel compelled to pile on ourselves by establishing new social media accounts. After all, we know you want to hear from us wherever you are on the Web.So we have Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Tumblr and even Google+ accounts. We're more active on some than others. Twitter and Facebook generate good back and forth with readers, some of the others not so much.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Interns loving life at Facebook, Google & Apple While many young people are reportedly abandoning Facebook as a place to socialize online, many others say it's a great entryway to the workforce. For the second year in a row, Facebook is the highest rated company by interns based on the feedback they share on jobs and career online marketplace Glassdoor.Other tech companies also rated well, with Google (#3), Yahoo! (#6), Apple (#11), Microsoft (#13), Intel (#14) and Qualcomm (#16) among those in the top 25 (companies were rated on a 5-point scale ranging from very dissatisfied to very satisfied). One tech vendor on last year's Top 25 List that didn't repeat this year: Cisco Systems. Google, meanwhile, has slipped a bit down the list in recent years, having been the top company in 2012 and 2013.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More INSIDER Emerging enterprise techs to watch New technologies affecting enterprise IT continue to be invented, commercialized and adopted. The latest batch of techs looming on the horizon, examined in greater detail below, include quantum computing, gamification, reactive programming, augmented reality, transient computing electronics and Named Data Networking.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here(Insider Story) Read More
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