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	Black Hat video feed gets hacked A security expert found a way to catch the talks at Black Hat for free, thanks to bugs in the video streaming service used by the security conference. Read More In this Issue Happy SysAdmin Day (despite the pay) 7 of the Most Bizarre Facebook Apps Microsoft slates IE9 beta for September Microsoft's 2010 software 'most complicated lock-in decision in years' How to migrate to Energy Efficient Ethernet U.S. should seek world cooperation on cyber conflict, says ex-CIA director Verizon: Data breaches often caused by configuration errors iPhone-Like BlackBerry Can Inject New Life into RIM Important Lessons from the Black Hat ATM Hack Google Apps intrigues IT pros, but security worries remain Microsoft: Gmail like a Jaguar with 'vinyl seats' REPORT: Riverbed Gartner: Magic Quadrant Report Riverbed positioned in Leaders quadrant of 2009 Gartner Magic Quadrant for WAN Optimization Controllers. In this report, Gartner helps organizations interested in WAN Optimization Controller capabilities truly understand their options. Read now! Happy SysAdmin Day (despite the pay) Today is System Administrator Appreciation Day, but the IT workers who keep corporate desktops, servers and networks running don't have much to celebrate. Read More 7 of the Most Bizarre Facebook Apps Facebook has been branded by many as a notorious waste of time, and welcoming these seven apps to its collection certainly hasn't helped its reputation. From photo-altering apps to random name generators, Facebook's Application Directory is chock full of absurd add-ons. Read More Microsoft slates IE9 beta for September MIcrosoft will ship a beta of Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) in September, a company executive said today. Read More WHITE PAPER: Eaton Powering Through the Economy This white paper explores five specific steps you can take to power your way through these difficult times. Read More Microsoft's 2010 software 'most complicated lock-in decision in years' Microsoft's 2010 software suites present "the most complicated lock-in decision in years," and many customers will be justified in sticking with the 2007 versions of Office, Exchange and SharePoint, Burton Group analysts said this week at the Catalyst conference. Read More How to migrate to Energy Efficient Ethernet The IEEE's 802.3az standard for Energy Efficient Ethernet is expected to be finalized by next year, but it's not too soon to think about how your IT organization can migrate to EEE. Read More U.S. should seek world cooperation on cyber conflict, says ex-CIA director The U.S. needs to consider working with other leading nations to develop rules of engagement in cyberspace, retired general and former director of the CIA Michael Hayden said during a keynote address at the Black Hat conference here on Thursday. Read More 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 Verizon: Data breaches often caused by configuration errors Hackers appear to be increasingly counting on configuration problems and programming errors rather than software vulnerabilities in order to steal information from computer systems, according to a new study from Verizon. Read More iPhone-Like BlackBerry Can Inject New Life into RIM RIM is expected to announce details of the iPhone-esque BlackBerry 9800 next week. Don't hold your breath that for the BlackBerry smartphone to blow the iPhone or Android smartphones out of the water, but as long as the device can hold its own it should be a winner for RIM. Read More Important Lessons from the Black Hat ATM Hack A security researcher named Barnaby Jack amazed attendees at the Black Hat security conference by hacking ATM machines in a session titled "Jackpotting Automated Teller Machines Redux". There are some important lessons to be learned from the hacks Jack demonstrated, and they apply to more than just ATM machines. Read More Google Apps intrigues IT pros, but security worries remain Google likes to boast that more than 2 million businesses run Google Apps, but IT pros harbor concerns about security in the cloud. Read More Microsoft: Gmail like a Jaguar with 'vinyl seats' Turner showed his audience of analysts for various investment firms an ad in Business Week magazine of Google's "Gone Google" campaign boasting how the luxury car and SUV makers Jaguar and Land Rover had converted to Google Mail, presumably from Microsoft Exchange. Then Turner showed quotes from a Business Week article of employees of those firms, including this: "It's funny. At Jaguar and Land Rover, we sell ourselves as best-of-breed, but we install the IT equivalent of vinyl seats." Zing! Read More
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