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	At long last, Obama highlights IPv6 issue The Obama Administration until now it has ignored one of the biggest issues facing the Internet: the rapid depletion of IPv4 Internet addresses and the imminent need for carriers and content providers to adopt IPv6. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Cisco New Cisco Borderless Technology Breakthrough Join us at 10 a.m. PT (1 p.m. ET) on October 5, 2010 for a live online event and discover new breakthroughs in virtualization and borderless networks technology. Be one of the first to preview these new solutions that will enhance workforce effectiveness, optimize application performance and improve IT efficiency. Register now. In this Issue Another 'rare' out-of-band security bulletin coming Tuesday On tails, green peas and breaking waves: What's hot in space? Biggest insider threat? 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View Now Another 'rare' out-of-band security bulletin coming Tuesday ASP.NET vulnerability needs immediate attention"Out-of-band" security notifications from Microsoft, security risks so serious they can't wait for the next regularly schedule "Patch Tuesday," have been described as rare, but this is, by my count, the third one this year after one in March and another in August. Do they still deserve to be called rare? Read More On tails, green peas and breaking waves: What's hot in space? New space images show lightning, lagoons and big iron on planets such as Mercury, Juniper and Venus. Read More Biggest insider threat? Sys admin gone rogue What's one of the biggest insider threats to the corporate network? The high-tech folks that put it together, make changes to it, and know more about what's on it and how it works than anybody else. Read More Sprint shows off 4G video apps Sprint had a simple message to deliver to Boston today: Its WiMAX network is up and ready for business. Read More WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems Gartner: Magic Quadrant for Application Delivery Controllers Citrix Positioned in the Leaders Quadrant for 2009 Application Delivery Controllers Magic Quadrant, Gartner Group Read now! The 17 Most Dangerous Places on the Web Those photos of Jessica Alba may be murder on your PC. That Google search result that looks as if it answers all your questions may do nothing but create a serious tech headache. The fun you had watching that hilarious video you downloaded may not be worth the misery it can cause your system. Read More Implications of the IBM/BLADE deal to Cisco Could lose hundreds of millions in switch revenue, firm estimatesCisco gained another competitor is data center switching this week with IBM's acquisition of BLADE Network Technologies, a specialist in blade and top-of-rack switches. Read More Buzzblog: Press continues to ignore Apple and Google, research finds Pew study spotlights media obsession with less important companies An astonishing 73.5 percent of technology stories produced by leading news organizations over the past year inexplicably failed to focus on either Apple or Google, according to a report released today by the Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism. Read More How to keep employees from stealing intellectual property Your data is your business. And if you're not vigilant about your employees' access to that data, you're going to end up out of business. That's the advice of Patricia Titus, current CISO of Unisys and former CISO of the Transportation Security Administration. Read More WHITE PAPER: Akamai Technologies Electronic Software Delivery IDC : Those that are focused on providing an exceptional software acquisition are increasingly utilizing technology that helps create and measure a positive user experience. In this IDC whitepaper, review the benefits and processes of electronic software delivery. Learn the components of a successful solution that is optimal to the end user. Learn more Government wiretapping: Coming to a computer near you? Tap, tap, tap. I'm sorry, could you please speak up? The federal employees playing monkey in the middle on our Skype call couldn't quite make out what you were saying. Read More Gartner: 1 in 4 server workloads will be virtual by year-end Gartner says one out of every four server workloads will be in a virtual machine by the end of 2010, but that enterprises should attempt to double or triple the size of their virtualization deployments. Read More Where is your WAN going? For many years, WAN services were extremely straight-forward. For most of the 1980s, you had dial-up services, and both analog and digital point-to-point "Digital Transmission Services," a.k.a. "private lines". And the only major evolution was that you could go faster as your traffic increased with a lower cost per bit-per-second. Read More Cisco, EMC and VMware help Orange build private clouds Orange Business Services has formed an alliance with Cisco, EMC and VMware to help enterprises adopt private clouds, the company said on Monday. Read More
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