Top enterprise IT companies where people want to work

	4 ways to beat the Big Data talent shortage | Pwn2Own hacker earned $916 a second for pounding Chrome, but all big browsers busted
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	Top enterprise IT companies where people want to work Poachable, a Seattle startup that specializes in connecting passive job-seekers with companies looking to hire, says enterprise network and IT companies such as Microsoft, IBM and Cisco are among the most desirable places to work. But largely consumer-focused companies, like Google, Apple and Amazon, are even more attractive. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Ipswitch, Inc 9 Noble Truths of Network, Server & Application Monitoring The 9 Noble Truths of Network, Server & Application Monitoring, to hear from Network World's Jim Metzler on how IT teams can thrive while dealing with an increasingly large and complex environment and requirements to constantly "do more with less" and deliver near-zero downtime. View on-demand now! In this Issue INSIDER 4 ways to beat the Big Data talent shortage Pwn2Own hacker earned $916 a second for pounding Chrome, but all big browsers busted Bare-metal switches poised to take off in data centers FAA deems Amazon delivery drowns 'airworthy,' with heavy regulations 'Compliance fatigue' sets in Cisco small business phones open to remote eavesdropping, calling INSIDER The H-1B visa debate: Pain and the politics EMC pools enterprise smarts to create data 'lakes' Six features coming to Tableau's new BI analytics suite WEBCAST: IBM ING Transforms DevOps to Reduce Cost and Speed Delivery ING, one of the largest banks in Europe needed to reduce the high cost of isolated, inefficient application development. They chose IBM PureApplication System to move their IT infrastructure to a cloud-based shared service model. In this Webcast, ING executive, Mark Willemse, shares the lessons ING learned from this strategic initiative. Learn more INSIDER 4 ways to beat the Big Data talent shortage There is no doubt that Big Data has become a growth market, and is becoming one of the few on-premises projects seeing increased spending, as companies move less data-sensitive functions to the cloud. (Insider Story) Read More Pwn2Own hacker earned $916 a second for pounding Chrome, but all big browsers busted Imagine earning $916 a second for period of two minutes; that's what one security researcher raked in during the Pwn2Own contest at the CanSecWest security conference in Canada. South Korean security researcher JungHoon Lee, aka lokihardt, walked away from Pwn2Own with $225,000 and the laptops he used to exploit the browsers. Read More Bare-metal switches poised to take off in data centers Bare-metal switches that can be programmed like Linux servers aren't just for big Web companies anymore. They may show up in a lot more average enterprises in the next few years.Cloud-based service providers like Facebook and Google have been building data-center networks out of generic hardware and homegrown software for years. Now vendors including HP and Dell are beginning to sell switches much like they do bare-metal servers. They may pre-load an operating system and provide ongoing support, but that OS is open and their customers will have much more freedom with this new kind of gear than they do with traditional switches from vendors like Cisco Systems.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More WEBCAST: Level 3 Communications Strategies for Securing Hybrid Workloads During this Live Webinar on April 2 @ 1PM EST, experts from Cisco, Amazon Web Services and Level 3 will discuss how you can combine industry-leading encryption and networking technologies to seamlessly and securely unify your IT environment with the cloud. Learn More FAA deems Amazon delivery drowns 'airworthy,' with heavy regulations The Federal Aviation Administration announced that it issued an 'experimental airworthiness certificate' to Amazon, allowing it to legally use drones for 'research and development and crew training.' Read More 'Compliance fatigue' sets in Compliance with information security regulations is supposed to be, as the most recent iteration of the PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) puts it, 'business as usual.' But many organizations feel like they are drowning in such a sea of regulations that constant compliance with them all doesn't give them much time to run their usual business. Read More Cisco small business phones open to remote eavesdropping, calling You don't need to be the NSA to tap calls on Cisco's SPA 300 and 500 IP phones: An authentication flaw allows potential attackers to do that by default. Read More WEBCAST: Nasuni What You Need to Know About Connected Storage Watch this exclusive video webcast with Fred Pinkett, Senior Director of Product Marketing at Nasuni, and learn how to overcome the challenges of the traditional storage stack through "connected storage." Learn More INSIDER The H-1B visa debate: Pain and the politics This week's hearing by the Senate Judiciary Committee concerning the H-1B visa program offered a compendium of thought, insight and friction. (Insider Story) Read More EMC pools enterprise smarts to create data 'lakes' EMC is drawing on its federation of companies to help customers build data lakes using EMC storage, VMware virtualization and Pivotal big-data smarts. Read More Six features coming to Tableau's new BI analytics suite Tableau Software will release a big update to its business intelligence software in the coming weeks, promising that customers will be able to spend more time on data analysis and less on data wrangling. Read More
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