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	Is Stuxnet an Israeli-invented attack against Iran? Was Stuxnet, a sophisticated piece of malware designed to attack industrial control systems (ICS), secretly invented by Israel to attack Iran's industrial controls systems? Read More WHITE PAPER: NetApp ESG Analyst Report: "Changing the Way You Purchase Storage" Most organizations are still buying storage based on outmoded ways of thinking. Find out why it's time to modernize your approach and the key criteria you need to consider before making your next IT investment. Read now! In this Issue HP Spins CEO Carousel, Picks Wrong Horse in Apotheker 7 ways to exercise without leaving your desk Zeus Trojan bust reveals sophisticated 'money mules' operation in U.S. Fantasy Football killing productivity? Pure fantasy With Apotheker at helm, HP signals new direction BoA is holding my online bank accounts hostage LTE leap suits a small carrier, MetroPCS chief says Google gives URL shortener its own site, touts performance and security US lawmakers want to ban many e-waste exports Microsoft pushes Windows Web bug patch to everyone Google reportedly ready to unveil JPEG alternative Five reasons why legislation to limit outsourcing fails Street View Reaches the South Pole: Will Penguins Complain? Raytheon unveils the XOS2 robotic suit WHITE PAPER: Xerox Selecting a Managed Print Services Vendor This IDC paper offers guidance on the MPS market and key characteristics to consider when selecting a provider. Learn More. HP Spins CEO Carousel, Picks Wrong Horse in Apotheker Nothing miraculous has transformed Leo Apotheker since his old school ways failed to energize SAP employees or customers during his brief stint as CEO. Apotheker is not the best choice--even if HP has designs on enterprise software or SAP itself. Read More 7 ways to exercise without leaving your desk Turn sedentary work time into a workout opportunity. Read More Zeus Trojan bust reveals sophisticated 'money mules' operation in U.S. Court documents released on Thursday related to indictments over a massive international financial cybercrime operation provide a fascinating -- if scary -- glimpse into how the crooks operated within the U.S. Read More Fantasy Football killing productivity? Pure fantasy Good news, fantasy sports geeks: You probably won't get fired for shaking up your running back rotation during office hours. Read More WHITE PAPER: ArcSight Building a Successful Security Operations Center This paper outlines industry best practices for building and maturing a security operations center (SOC). For those organizations planning to build a SOC or those organizations hoping to improve their existing SOC this paper will outline the typical mission parameters, the business case, people considerations, processes and procedures, as well as, the technology involved. Building a Successful Security Operations Center With Apotheker at helm, HP signals new direction Initial reactions to HP's appointment of Leo Apotheker as its new CEO has been double-takes. But what's clear from the move is that Oracle is in its sights. Read More BoA is holding my online bank accounts hostage OK, fine, "hostage" may be a bit of hyperbole. However, right at this moment, Bank of America is presenting me with a take-it-or-leave-it proposition: Agree to our "Electronic Communications Disclosure" - all 2,127 words; three densely packed printed pages - or kiss your online banking privileges good-bye. Read More LTE leap suits a small carrier, MetroPCS chief says MetroPCS, with a customer base of just 7.6 million, doesn't seem the most likely mobile operator to launch the first commercial LTE networks in the U.S., but its small size actually was one of the reasons the carrier jumped on the new technology, MetroPCS Chief Operating Officer Thomas Keys said Thursday. Read More Google gives URL shortener its own site, touts performance and security URL shorteners have become a ubiquitous presence on the web, largely due to the rise of Twitter. Tinyurl, Bit.ly and the like have come along to make those ugly long URLs look nice and neat in your 140-character Twitter posts. Since they've become so widely used, it only makes sense that the biggest Internet companies would make their own. Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Considering Cloud-Based Security? This technology dossier contains four papers that address security considerations in cloud computing. It includes IDG Research results on what IT managers have to say about cloud security, executive viewpoints on blending cloud solutions to optimize security, and a strategy paper that addresses protecting data. Read now! US lawmakers want to ban many e-waste exports Two U.S. lawmakers have introduced legislation that would ban the export of broken electronic waste products from the country, in an effort to reduce the recycling of dangerous materials in unsafe overseas facilities. Read More Microsoft pushes Windows Web bug patch to everyone Microsoft today released its latest emergency patch to its Windows Update distribution service, making good on a promise earlier this week. Read More Google reportedly ready to unveil JPEG alternative Google is reportedly set to announce that it has developed a JPEG alternative that should speed up the Web. Read More Five reasons why legislation to limit outsourcing fails Computerworld lists five reasons why proposals and legislation aimed at limiting the outsourcing of U.S. jobs are likely to fail. Read More Street View Reaches the South Pole: Will Penguins Complain? It's official: Google's Street View has now officially reached all seven continents. Read More Raytheon unveils the XOS2 robotic suit Raytheon unveiled its second generation Exoskeleton or XOS2 robotic suit this week. The suit gives the wearer superhuman strength and this latest version is lighter, faster and stronger than its predecessor. It also uses 50 percent less power. Read More
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