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	Three things we'd like to see from new Motorola Droid The Motorola Droid certainly hasn't been an "iPhone killer," but it has succeeded in becoming a solid and respected alternative to the iPhone for Verizon customers who don't want to switch their carriers. Here are three things we'd like to see from the Droid sequel due out this month. Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 Networks Gartner: Load Balancers Are Dead If you're still using load balancing technology of a decade ago, you're missing out. Improve application performance and security, increase the efficiency ofyour data center infrastructure and give your virtualized data center deployment a boost. You can meet all of these goals with a modern ADC. Read this Gartner Research. In this Issue DNS security reaches 'key' milestone 10 great illustrations of Linux humor Employee monitoring: When IT is asked to spy Four critical US cybersecurity projects that need constant pressure LinkedIn communications at center of unprecedented lawsuit Oracle sued by US for alleged overcharging Doing the right thing on the 'Net Seven deadly sins of cloud security 3.7 billion phishing emails were sent in the last 12 months WEBCAST: Accelops Yankee Group on Cloud Considerations Cloud computing's perceived challenges of security, visibility and management may give the upper hand to private clouds. Join Yankee Group for this Webcast that discusses how to ensure you deploy a cloud that meets your organization's security and compliance needs. View Now DNS security reaches 'key' milestone The dream of bolting security onto the Internet's Domain Name System takes one step closer to reality Wednesday as Internet policymakers host a ceremony in Northern Virginia to generate and store the first cryptographic key that will be used to secure the Internet's root zone. Read More 10 great illustrations of Linux humor As the great sci-fi novelist Robert A. Heinlein once said, "One man's theology is another man's belly laugh." It is this spirit that inspires many of the artists of the House of Linux (and by extension, the House of Open Source). They poke fun at others and each other. Here is a selection of some of my favorite examples of humorous Linux wallpaper, posters and other illustrations. Read More Employee monitoring: When IT is asked to spy It's 9:00 in the morning, or 3:00 in the afternoon, or even 10:00 at night. Do you know what your users are up to? Read More WEBCAST: Meraki Cloud-Managed WiFi Learn how cloud-managed wireless access points can be self-configured and centrally managed over the web, provide secured access for employees and guests, be scalable for networks of all sizes, and provide a cost savings of up to 50% over traditional solutions. Click here. Four critical US cybersecurity projects that need constant pressure When it comes to our nation's information systems and cyber infrastructures, the hackers never stop trying to smash it and the government should never stop trying to protect it. Read More LinkedIn communications at center of unprecedented lawsuit In a first-of-its kind lawsuit, an IT staffing firm has accused one of its former employees of violating the terms of her non-compete agreements through her conduct on LinkedIn. Read More Oracle sued by US for alleged overcharging Oracle is being sued by the U.S. government for allegedly overcharging it by millions of dollars, according to documents on file in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: AT&T AT&T Designing Tomorrow's Ethernet-Based Metropolitan Area Networks Click to continue Doing the right thing on the 'Net Today's notes, which you are welcome to use freely in your own work or for your community groups, family and friends, touch on some of the legal constraints on what you should and should not be doing on the Internet if you want to stay out of trouble. Read More Seven deadly sins of cloud security Hewlett-Packard Co. and the Cloud Security Alliance list seven deadly sins you ought to be aware of before putting applications in the cloud. Have you or your provider committed these sins? Read More 3.7 billion phishing emails were sent in the last 12 months Cybercriminals sent 3.7 billion phishing emails over the last year, in a bid to steal money from unsuspecting web users, says CPP. Read More
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