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Hottest products at RSA Conference 2013
Our roundup of new security products on hand at this week's show. Read More

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Mobile Device Management Policy Best Practices
Managing smartphones and tablets is only half the MDM story. Securing the data and access points between corporate systems and your workers' iOS, Android, Windows, and BlackBerry devices requires just as much consideration and planning as protecting the devices themselves. Learn More

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BlackBerry 10: Setting New Standards in Mobile Security
In this overview document, learn about the security features BlackBerry® 10 can deliver for all the devices in your enterprise, whether they're running on an iOS, Android™ or BlackBerry® platform. Learn More

The real reason you got an iPhone: To zoom in on fruit flies and cockroaches
Greg Gage returns to TED, the annual conference in Long Beach, Calif., for big thinkers and talkers, and this week is showing off Backyard Brains' RoachScope -- a device that enables you to use your smartphone to zoom in on tiny subjects, such as cockroaches and fruit fly brains. Read More

MWC2013 Video Diary: Crowds pack Barcelona mobile show
MWC2013 Video Diary: Crowds pack Barcelona mobile show Crowds packed Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on its first day, but some big announcements from vendors were missing. Follow reporter Nick Barber on Twitter @nickjb From: networkworld Views: 24 0 ratings Time: 03:36 More in Science & Technology Read More

Microsoft, Hortonworks bring Big Data to Windows Server
Microsoft and Hortonworks, the spinoff company of ex-Yahoo employees who developed the Hortonworks Data Platform (HDP) used in Big Data deployments, announced today the availability of a beta version of HDP for Windows Server. HDP started as a project inside Yahoo back around 2005. Once the project was completed, Yahoo turned over its secret sauce to the Apache Group as a fully open source project,... Read More

RSA: Big data, analytics services will secure data centers
RSA, the security division of EMC, kicks off its annual security conference on IT security today with a pitch to establish its new Big Data Security and risk-governance products as a foundation for security operations centers. And RSA says it'll send in its security professionals to help set them up, too. Read More

CISPA: Experts agree, private info not needed for sharing cyber threats with gov't
If you were given a cloak of absolute immunity and then tasked to share cybersecurity threat information, would you take the extra time to strip out all personally identifiable information (PII) before passing it on to the government? Although no judge will look over your shoulder, no warrant will be required, and no one will smack your hand for sharing sensitive user data that is not required, would... Read More

Google Glass: A lot of hype, but little information
The media hype of Google Glass is on the rise. Sightings of Google employees wearing Google Glass are no longer unusual in Silicon Valley and at key trade events. Google has dialed up the public exposure of Google Glass without releasing much technical information. It appears, though, that Google is ramping up public awareness even more as it prepares to ship as many as 8,000 Google Glass units later... Read More

14 dirty IT tricks, security pros edition
The IT security world is full of charlatans and wannabes. And all of us have been "advised" by at least one of them. Read More

Samsung finally makes Galaxy S IV official
After months of rumor and speculation, Samsung finally confirmed this weekend that the Galaxy S IV would be rolled out at a March 14 press event in New York. Read More

Wireless LAN vendors target surging carrier Wi-Fi market
Two wireless LAN vendors are targeting the next big explosion in Wi-Fi growth: hotspots and hotzones created by carriers and other services providers. Read More

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