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	12 of the worst data breaches of 2013 so far Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 The Shortfall of Network Load Balancing Applications running across networks encounter a wide range of performance, security, and availability challenges as IT department strive to deliver fast, secure access. Read this paper to learn why applications fail, why network load balancing alone offers little protection, and why context-aware application delivery is so critical. Learn more In this Issue California Attorney General releases breach report Could Government Integrators Take Their Big Data Security Analytics Skills to the Commercial Market? INSIDER IT Resume Makeover: Making the Military-to-Civilian Transition Open-source tool to ease security researchers' quest for secrecy Signed Macintosh malware uses Right-to-Left Override Facebook fixes critical flaw, cites as example of bounty's success Can your IP address give away your identity? 6 rising open source stars Open-Xchange to double development team, speed up feature rollout Quick look: Yahoo Chief Marissa Mayer's first year Android mega flaw fixed but phones remain vulnerable WHITE PAPER: Netscout Systems Inc. Good APM Practices Get Results According to NetForecast's survey, enterprises with application performance management (APM) best practices benchmark scores above six on a ten-point scale experience 75% better results in critical areas. This research paper reveals the survey results as well as discusses the best practices for APM. Learn More. California Attorney General releases breach report In the first report of its kind, California's Attorney General, Kamala D. Harris, had revealed that 2.5 million people -- roughly 6.5 percent of the state's population -- were exposed by data breaches in 2012. Read More Could Government Integrators Take Their Big Data Security Analytics Skills to the Commercial Market? After the terrorist attacks of 9/11, intelligence agencies and law enforcement organizations in Washington realized they had a problem. Federal agencies had pockets of intelligence spread all over the place and needed to consolidate them into massive data repositories. Additionally, the feds needed help sorting through the noise to find nuggets of true intelligence value. Read More INSIDER IT Resume Makeover: Making the Military-to-Civilian Transition Making the move from the military to a corporate IT leadership role can be difficult. Don't make it harder on yourself by showcasing the wrong skills. Read More WHITE PAPER: Hitachi and Microsoft Rapid Deployment of Microsoft Environments Learn how to get the most out of your Microsoft environments while staying within budget, by looking at Hitachi turnkey converged infrastructure solutions validated by Microsoft from a single qualified vendor. They're pre-validated and preconfigured, they ship quickly and they're ready to deploy right out of the box. Learn more Open-source tool to ease security researchers' quest for secrecy To be presented and released at Black Hat, CrowdStrike's Tortilla delivers to researchers much-needed anonymity on Windows machines Read More Signed Macintosh malware uses Right-to-Left Override Malware targeting OS X is using a technique called Right-to-Left Override in order to spoof its malicious intent Read More Facebook fixes critical flaw, cites as example of bounty's success Bounty programs can buy goodwill with bug hunters with very little downside, said one security expert Read More WHITE PAPER: Tripwire So Much Data, So Little Control It used to be that all you had to do to protect your company's intellectual property and customer information was lock the file drawers and, later, put layers of defenses around the data center. Learn More Can your IP address give away your identity? Read More 6 rising open source stars Names you'll want to know in the free software/open-source world. Read More Open-Xchange to double development team, speed up feature rollout Collaboration software vendor Open-Xchange has received a US$20 million investment that it will use to expand its development team to speed up feature rollouts for its Web-based office suite, the company announced on Thursday. Read More Quick look: Yahoo Chief Marissa Mayer's first year Acquisitions, culture change have kept Yahoo CEO Mayer busy Read More Android mega flaw fixed but phones remain vulnerable Handset makers are slow to push fix to users, and fragmentation is not helping in the enterprise Read More
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