LDAP misconceptions live on

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	LDAP misconceptions live on It's that time of the month when we pause and reflect on what we were talking about in this newsletter (and in the IdM community in general) 10 years ago -- in this case, August 2000. Read More WEBCAST: Oracle Getting Started with Identity Compliance The Burton Group's, Kevin Kampman, provides an overview of the latest technology for identity management. He'll help you sift through key, mandatory requirements and features and functionality that can wait. Kevin offers guidance on how you can get a 360-degree view of users' access and behavior, best practices and a real-world implementation. View Now. In this Issue SOPHOSticated advice about safe Web browsing Researcher told Microsoft of Windows apps zero-day bugs 6 months ago McAfee inside: How Intel bid could shake up IT security Tool takes aim at ad attacks Google CEO: Young web users will need to escape online posts Three sentenced in scam targeting tech vendors Cameron Diaz tops malware bait list Facebook Places could spark new privacy fire Panel drafts privacy recommendations for health data exchanges WHITE PAPER: HP SMB: Data protection strategy for remote offices Learn how midsize businesses or enterprises with regional data centers or remote offices can effectively address data protection challenges by implementing solutions that help store and protect business critical data, cut costs and improve efficiency and reliability. Read Now SOPHOSticated advice about safe Web browsing How do we convince busy colleagues to pay attention to security? Read More Researcher told Microsoft of Windows apps zero-day bugs 6 months ago Microsoft has known since at least February that dozens of Windows applications harbor bugs that hackers can exploit to seize control of computers, an academic researcher said. Read More McAfee inside: How Intel bid could shake up IT security Intel has pledged that its proposed $7.68 billion McAfee buyout will result in more secure networked devices through an integration of software and hardware that will challenge offerings from other big security vendors and perhaps change the way in which security is delivered to enterprise IT shops. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP ESG: Business Value of Reservationless Storage Capacity This report explores the value of some exciting new storage technologies which are collectively known as "reservationless storage." ESG Lab hands-on testing of the HP StorageWorks product line and analysis are used to quantify the business value of reservationless storage. Read Now Tool takes aim at ad attacks WASHINGTON, DC --Web advertisements are one of the more pesky ways malicious hackers have been using to steal all manner of private information or deliver other sorts of malware. One of the worst examples of this activity was last year's New York Times.com attack ad. Read More Google CEO: Young web users will need to escape online posts Young web users may be need to change their names when they become adults in a bid to distance themselves from content previously posted online about them, says Google. Read More Three sentenced in scam targeting tech vendors Three people were sentenced to prison terms Thursday for their roles in a multimillion-dollar scheme targeting payments to IT and consulting services vendors from four state governments, the U.S. Department of Justice said. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP Standalone Data Reduction Technologies Data reduction technologies provide reliable and highly scalable storage solutions - with proven management and ease use that enable higher capacity utilization with less budget, time and energy. Learn about these technologies and how HP solutions can improve storage capacity utilization. Read Now Cameron Diaz tops malware bait list Actress Cameron Diaz leads the McAfee list of celebrities who are most dangerous to Web searchers. Read More Facebook Places could spark new privacy fire With its new location-based Places feature, Facebook may have just lit the match that will ignite another round of privacy controversy. Read More Panel drafts privacy recommendations for health data exchanges A "tiger team" that advises the federally charted Health IT Policy Committee will submit a list of recommendations on Thursday for ensuring the privacy and security of personally identifiable health information in Health Data Exchanges. Read More
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