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Cisco flying into the clouds

Cisco CSO on self-defending networks: The marketing's dead, the goal's alive | Picture this: Steve Jobs gets bronzed

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Cisco flying into the clouds
So Cisco has made two recent moves to aggressively go after as much cloudshare as it can get. The first was naming CIO Rebecca Jacoby to head up its new Cloud and Systems Management Technology Group, which is an amalgamation of three previously separate business units chartered to increase the company's presence in IaaS, PaaS and SaaS markets. Read More


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Cisco CSO on self-defending networks: The marketing's dead, the goal's alive
For a long time, Cisco CEO John Chambers played up his vision of the self-defending network. But we haven't heard much about it in more recent years. Read More

Picture this: Steve Jobs gets bronzed
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Social networking, ignorance, and apathy
Social networking services really do a bad job with managing our privacy ... and the problem apparently is that we and they don't know and don't care to fix it Read More


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Changes Coming To The CISO Position
It's that time of year when industry experts of all types look into their crystal balls and make bold predictions for what's coming in 2012. As far as security goes, lots of these predictions will center on threats (i.e. new attacks patterns, malicious code, etc.) and defenses (i.e. security technologies, services, etc.). Allow me to make offer a trend that has nothing to do with either area.... Read More

Changes to Cisco Jabber and WebEx
It seems Cisco stepped it up again. A few weeks back, Cisco announced that they have invested in the collaboration game with new improvements to Cisco Jabber and WebEx. From what I'm reading, this is cool stuff. It opens up new possibilities for Cisco in the area of business communications and processes. Here are some highlights: Read More

US charges Romanians in multimillion dollar point-of-sale hack scheme
The US Department of Justice said four Romanian nationals have between indicted for allegedly operating a massive, multimillion dollar point-of-sale hacking scheme. According to the federal indictment, from approximately 2008 until May 2011, the four men conspired to remotely hack into more than 200 US-based merchants' point-of-sale or "checkout" computer systems in order to steal customers' credit,... Read More


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Akamai Cloud Optimization for Amazon EC2™
The emergence of public cloud platforms and services has IT organizations thinking about which applications they want to keep in-house and which they can build within the cloud. Read more

Migrating from T1 to fiber WAN
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25 top network and IT industry news stories of 2011
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2011's Hottest Holiday Tech Gifts
Looking for the perfect gadget for everyone on your holiday list this year? Whether your budget is big or small and whether your recipients are old or young, here's a list. Read More



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