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	ADTRAN offers Virtual Network Function for CPE ADTRAN has launched its Virtual Network Function (VNF) solution suite, offering telecom and cable service providers a way to transition customer premises equipment (CPE) solutions to virtualized, software-based networks. To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Following the Rules, Reducing the Risk As part of normal business activity, organizations are challenged with providing information to internal and external clients on a global scale, while at the same time, protecting personal information and ensuring intellectual property remains secure. Access this short article by AIIM to learn more about compliance. Learn More In this Issue Web Real Time Communication (WebRTC) applications emerge as the tech stabilizes INSIDER When video collaboration makes sense in the cloud Internet company Web.com hit by credit card breach Cisco: Flash exploits are soaring Tech-savvy students, their demands and how IT protects them WHITE PAPER: Aerohive 5 Generations of Wireless LAN Architecture This paper explores the evolution of Wi-Fi from a convenience access medium, to a critical part of the network infrastructure. View Now>> Web Real Time Communication (WebRTC) applications emerge as the tech stabilizes Perhaps the single-most significant standards based technological advancement in the field of unified communications over the past year has been the completion of Web Real Time Communication (WebRTC) standard and the appearance of several WebRTC based implementations.WebRTC 1.0 APIs are defined by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and the IETF (Internet Engineering Taskforce) RTCWeb Working Group, and they make it possible for Web browsers to support voice calling, video chat, and peer-to-peer connections.There has been considerable stabilization of the WebRTC browser implementation over the past year or so, enabling much more robust WebRTC apps to be developed. On the other hand, there still remains considerable and substantial work to be done on the IETF protocols for WebRTC.  To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Top tips for securing big data environments Organizations don't have to feel overwhelmed when it comes to securing big data environments. The same security fundamentals for securing databases, data warehouses and file share systems can be applied to securing Hadoop implementations. Learn More INSIDER When video collaboration makes sense in the cloud The T.H. Chan Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) educates and trains physicians all over the world. Consequently, the school is set up for distance learning. It has conference rooms, classrooms and even a dedicated teaching studio decked out with high-end Cisco telepresence gear. Despite ThoughtWorks' widespread adoption of Fuze, Yates is still seeing 4,500 Google Hangouts on the company's networks each month. The convenience of Hangouts is undeniable, Yates says. Google certainly is eyeing the enterprise videoconferencing space, and last year released a new line of dedicated hardware called Chromebox for Business that re-creates the videoconferencing room experience on Hangouts.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here(Insider Story) Read More : PC Connection HP Z Workstations Enable Small Companies To Do Big Things Larson & Darby uses Autodesk AutoCAD with HP Z Workstations, enabling it to compete effectively with larger firms in the tech-heavy Architecture/Engineering/Construction (AEC) industry. Learn More Internet company Web.com hit by credit card breach Hackers breached the computer systems of Internet services provider Web.com Group and stole credit card information of 93,000 customers.According to a website set up by the company to share information about the incident, Web.com discovered the security breach on Aug. 13 as part of its ongoing security monitoring.Attackers compromised credit card information for around 93,000 accounts, as well as the names and addresses associated with them. No other customer information, like social security numbers was affected, the company said.MORE ON NETWORK WORLD: 26 crazy and scary things the TSA has found on travelers According to the company, the verification codes for the exposed credit cards were not leaked. However, there are websites on the Internet that don't require such codes for purchases.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Cisco: Flash exploits are soaring Cisco is reporting that successful exploits of Flash vulnerabilities are soaring, partly because they are rapidly being incorporated in kits that take advantage of the flaws as well as because enterprises aren’t patching fast enough, which leaves them open to attack.For the first five months of 2015, the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures project has reported 62 Adobe Flash Player vulnerabilities that resulted in code execution on user machines, Cisco says in its 2015 Midyear Security Report.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Tech-savvy students, their demands and how IT protects them Video Read More
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