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	RSA: Lessons learned Not surprisingly, there's been a lot of discussion about the RSA SecurID debacle among my colleagues at Kuppinger-Cole. Read More WHITE PAPER: Raritan Data Center Transformations Build outs, consolidations and acquisitions are large-scale projects that can be very disruptive and require careful planning and implementation to maintain operations. This white paper examines the process and what's required to meet IT goals and objectives and maintain business continuity. Read now! In this Issue U.S. military sharing secret cyber threat info with defense contractors Connecticut concerned about Facebook face recognition Microsoft rings alarm bell on fake Windows support calls As fraud abounds, design students craft safer ATMs Chinese court sentences three to prison for iPad design leak FTC warns of cell phone radiation scams Fraud starts after Lulzsec group releases e-mail, passwords Cisco backs embattled RSA SecurID in new security architecture Hospital turns to palm reading to ID patients Smart grid (in)securities ADP acknowledges system intrusion, says one client hit Don't dismiss community college grads with degrees in information assurance WHITE PAPER: AirMagnet, Aruba Networks, Cisco, Enterasys Networks, HP, and Motorola The 2011 Wi-Fi "Cheat Sheet" Achieving Ethernet parity with Wi-Fi is no small task. Learn how leading vendors are building tool and tweaking architectures to: • Add capacity to APs • Avoid traffic bottlenecks • Identify and eradicate interference and its sources • Enable converged management and policy setting across Wi-Fi and wired environments Read now! U.S. military sharing secret cyber threat info with defense contractors A new U.S. military program shares classified information about cyber threats with defense contractors and their ISPs as part of a stepped up effort to blunt potential cyber attacks, a Department of Defense official announced on Thursday. Read More Connecticut concerned about Facebook face recognition Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen has expressed concern that Facebook's "Tag Suggestions" face recognition feature compromises consumer privacy, and asked for a meeting with company officials. Read More Microsoft rings alarm bell on fake Windows support calls Microsoft today warned that scammers have taken to the phone lines to dupe Windows users into putting malware on their machines or paying for worthless help. Read More As fraud abounds, design students craft safer ATMs Going to an ATM can be an unnerving, vulnerable experience: You're faced against a wall, taking out cash with little visibility as to whom is watching you. Read More WHITE PAPER: Extreme Networks Networks in Motion Download this whitepaper today and discover how you can cost-effectively optimize your network for the mobile demands of today's business. Examine how IT can provide: * Personalization and intelligence. * Ease of operation. * Seamless quality of user experience. * Secure on-the-go access to public and private networks. Read now! Chinese court sentences three to prison for iPad design leak A Chinese court sentenced three persons to prison for stealing information on Apple's iPad 2 design, which was used to make protective cases for the device months before the hit tablet was even launched. Read More FTC warns of cell phone radiation scams As soon as the new concerns that cell phones might pose a radiation risk to users, scammers were sharpening their online skills to take advantage of the situation.  That's why the Federal Trade Commission today told cell phone users to avoid products that supposedly "shield" users from cell phone emissions. More on health news: High-tech healthcare technology gone wild Read More Fraud starts after Lulzsec group releases e-mail, passwords Debbie Crowell never ordered the iPhone, but thanks to a hacking group known as Lulzsec, she spent a good part of her Thursday morning trying to get US$712.00 in charges reversed after someone broke into her Amazon account and ordered it. Read More Cisco backs embattled RSA SecurID in new security architecture With all of the recent security problems around RSA's SecurID two-factor authentication technology as a backdrop, Cisco today made it clear that it's still a major supporter of SecurID by including the two-factor authentication token as a main security component in what Cisco calls its "PCI 2.0 Architecture" of assembled Cisco, EMC, RSA, VMware and HyTrust products. Read More WHITE PAPER: ADTRAN Adopting Unified Communications: Key Steps to Consider The faster your business can locate, gather and share information, the more productive and competitive you can be. That's why small and medium enterprises are upgrading to a unified communications (UC) system, which can improve customer service, streamline product development and speed response to new opportunities. Learn more. >> Hospital turns to palm reading to ID patients NYU's Langone Medical Center is the first hospital in the Northeast to use a new infrared palm-scanning technology that ensures patients are linked to their medical records and helps prevent medical ID theft. Read More Smart grid (in)securities As the power grid becomes more intelligent, it also becomes more dangerous. Read More ADP acknowledges system intrusion, says one client hit Automatic Data Processing (ADP) today disclosed that it has suffered a system intrusion that it believes has impacted only one client associated with Workscape, the benefits administration platform company it acquired. Read More Don't dismiss community college grads with degrees in information assurance The CAE2Y program was established to meet the needs of cybersecurity professionals – not all of whom have baccalaureates and advanced degrees. Zdravkovich emphasized that our society needs all dimensions of diversity in the cybersecurity field. 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