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	A quick look: The Megaupload Kim Dotcom hullabaloo Megaupload.com's CEO Kim Dotcom is at the center of file sharing website's battle with the US over copyright, pirating and money laundering charges Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: LogMeIn Provide instant on-demand remote support with LogMeIn Rescue Without pre-installed software, quickly connect to PCs, Macs, smartphones and tablets 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 it free today. In this Issue Supreme Court: GPS tracking needs court warrant Hacker releases 100,000 Facebook log-in credentials Mobile data: Are you carrying a suitcase or a safe? Encrypted SSDs deliver security, speed The Oracle flaw: Clarifications and more information Do you need a cyberumbrella? Out with SOPA, in with cloud London 2012 Olympics will see massive wireless spectrum consumption WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies Tackling the New Normal: Unified Infrastructure Management The new normal for IT is change; and it's up to you to keep pace with that change. You need to leverage innovations—like cloud and mobility—with a cohesive approach to management that ensures full visibility and control across the infrastructure. Learn More Supreme Court: GPS tracking needs court warrant U.S. law enforcement agents need court-approved warrants to track a suspect's whereabouts using a GPS device, the U.S. Supreme Court said Monday, in deciding a burning issue where privacy intersects with modern technology. Read More Hacker releases 100,000 Facebook log-in credentials A hacker who claims to act in defense of Israel has released 100,000 credentials of allegedly Arab users of Facebook in an ongoing row between Israeli and Arab hackers. Read More WEBCAST: NetIQ Disaster Recovery Planning and the Cloud Find out how virtualization is the stepping stone to the cloud and how to leverage virtualization technologies today to reduce the cost and improve the performance of your disaster recovery plan. Learn More! Mobile data: Are you carrying a suitcase or a safe? If you were packing for a trip and needed to take reams of documents with personal data, such as bank statements and medical bills, would you rather put them in a suitcase or a safe? Read More Encrypted SSDs deliver security, speed Solid state replacement drives can protect laptop data in case of lost or stolen device Read More WHITE PAPER: NetSupport Inc Reducing Hidden Operating Costs Through IT Asset Discovery After reductions in headcount and procurements have been made, cost-cutting strategies are now turning to internal operations, and many IT decision makers are taking a closer look at indirect, or "soft," costs within these departments. Learn More The Oracle flaw: Clarifications and more information In the wake of InfoWorld's exclusive story on a flaw in Oracle's flagship database product, Oracle weighs in and new developments emerge Read More Do you need a cyberumbrella? If your company were hit with a cyberattack today, would it be able to foot the bill? The entire bill, including costs from regulatory fines, potential lawsuits, damage to your organizations' brand, and hardware and software repair, recovery and protection? Read More Out with SOPA, in with cloud Count us among the critics of SOPA and PIPA, the two ill-conceived bills that were intended to protect American firms against copyright infringement by foreign websites. Read More London 2012 Olympics will see massive wireless spectrum consumption The 2012 Olympic games in London are going to need a massive spectrum outlay - some 20,000 separate wireless frequency assignments which is more than double the number usually assigned in a year - to handle the expected communications requirements. More news: Kodak: A look at the icons of an icon Read More
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