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	My readers can be my best sources I love my readers. Yes, that's you I'm talking about. Time and time again you (individually or in groups) come up with just the information I need. Of course it is a two-edged sword -- sometimes you find data that seemingly contradicts what I've said. But most of the time you know the whereabouts of the documents that can help prove a point or answer a question. Read More WHITE PAPER: Quest Software, Inc. Control and Manage Super User Access Managing privileged – aka "super user" – accounts is vital for addressing your company's security concerns. In this Quest white paper, see why native management tools are limited, and discover a comprehensive suite of tools that makes managing privileged accounts quick and easy. Read it today. In this Issue Anonymous hacks Booz Allen Hamilton, steals 90,000 military emails Mac security firm ships first-ever iPhone malware scanner Cyberwar and cyber-isolationism Microsoft patches 'sexy' Bluetooth bug in Vista, Windows 7 Consumer device use grows, but IT and security can't keep up Will keyboards type out death knell for cursive writing? RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: LogMeIn Remote Support for PCs, Macs, Tablets and Smartphones Provide instant, on-demand remote support with LogMeIn Rescue. Without pre-installed software, quickly connect to PCs, Macs and smartphones anywhere in the world. Get in, solve the problem, and be done in a flash. Plus, Rescue's SaaS-based platform means free upgrades and zero maintenance. Try Rescue free, today. Anonymous hacks Booz Allen Hamilton, steals 90,000 military emails The hacker group Anonymous claims it has stolen information from government contractor Booz Allen Hamilton that it says will help it hack into resources of other contractors and security consultants. Read More Mac security firm ships first-ever iPhone malware scanner French security firm Intego, which is known for its Mac OS X antivirus software, today released the first malware-scanning app for the iPhone and iPad. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Case Study: Boston College Read this case study to learn how Boston College has reduced complexity of the backup process for over 1,700 seats by centralizing management. Read now Cyberwar and cyber-isolationism There has been a bit of a splash in the press the last few days about a mention by former CIA Director Michael Hayden of the idea of creating new, extra secure internets for government or commerce. Read More Microsoft patches 'sexy' Bluetooth bug in Vista, Windows 7 Microsoft today patched 22 vulnerabilities in Windows and Office, including a bug in the Bluetooth technology within Vista and Windows 7 that could be used to hijack a nearby PC. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM The power of unifying communications and collaboration This paper highlights key drivers, benefits and characteristics of effective unified communications and collaboration solutions. It also examines end-to-end IBM UC2 solutions and the advantages organizations can realize by teaming with IBM. Read now Consumer device use grows, but IT and security can't keep up IT and security managers are slowly embracing the growing number of consumer devices, such as iPhones and iPads, that are being used by workers within their organizations, but many enterprises are still overwhelmed by the need to mitigate risk and support the devices. That is the finding of new research released Tuesday by Unisys Corporation. The study was conducted for Unisys by International Data Corp. Read More Will keyboards type out death knell for cursive writing? Keyboard typing and messaging are the way of future no doubt but at the cost of cursive writing? That seems to be the trend as Indiana this week became one of a number of states that no longer require cursive to be taught, but rather require typing skills instead. Read More
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