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	Google patches Android after Bitcoin wallet issue Google is distributing patches for a cryptography flaw in Android that may affect hundreds of thousands of applications. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Network World Tech Tours SDN and Network Virtualization event in Philly and Wash. DC Attend and learn how SDN works, its potential in the enterprise, and why leading, bellwether organizations are leveraging it for data center and large-scale networking efficiency- Learn more and register in a city most convenient for you. 9/17- Philly; 10/8- Wash. DC Click to continue In this Issue Layer 2 Firewalls for the Data Center Debate roils: Has NASA's Voyager spaceship left our solar system – or not? The Enterprise Security Model Is Experiencing "Death by a Thousand Cuts" Rise in data breaches drives interest in cyber insurance Baby monitor hack highlights manufacturers' security shortfalls Blaster from the past: The worm that zapped XP 10 years ago Google increases rewards in bug bounty program 8 Tips to Boost Your Resume Chances with Applicant Tracking Systems The world's craziest contraband Red-handed: The 9 ugliest allegations of China-based IP theft WHITE PAPER: McAfee Adapt Layered Defenses for Comprehensive Malware Protection Sophisticated advanced targeted malware requires a sophisticated approach. This solution brief explains how to defend your organization with a comprehensive, layered approach that identifies, contains, and remediates these insidious threats. View Now Layer 2 Firewalls for the Data Center I had a great time meeting with a variety of customers at Cisco Live in Orlando back in June. We covered a lot of different topics around data center security. One specific item that came up more than once was the use of Layer 2 versus Layer 3 firewalls in the data center. In fact, this topic comes up fairly often, so as a follow-up I thought it would be great to write a post that discussed this topic.... Read More Debate roils: Has NASA's Voyager spaceship left our solar system – or not? Sometimes there's nothing like a good argument to stir things up. There is one juicy one that has been in the making for over a year now but seems to be getting to a boiling point: Has NASA's Voyager spacecraft left out universe or not? Read More The Enterprise Security Model Is Experiencing "Death by a Thousand Cuts" If enterprise security were an automobile it would be a Ford Taurus circa 1995. Good car way back when and still running but burning oil, barely passing inspection, and held together by bondo today. Read More WHITE PAPER: Juniper Networks A Proven Solution for Today's BYOD Demands Wireless access is mission-critical for most organizations. BYOD has accelerated the need or wireless capacity, and WLANs must deliver a robust wired-like experience in today's dense environments. High-scale, third-party testing has validated Juniper's ability to support the densest BYOD environments while delivering reliable wireless access. Learn more. Rise in data breaches drives interest in cyber insurance Companies became much more interested in insurance policies after an incident affected them, study found Read More Baby monitor hack highlights manufacturers' security shortfalls In addition to lax passwords, manufacturer lacks a effective way to get its patches and updates out to customers. Read More Blaster from the past: The worm that zapped XP 10 years ago Ten years ago this week, the Blaster worm swept through Windows XP and Windows 2000 networks, bringing some government agencies to a halt and perhaps contributing to a power blackout in the Northeast U.S. Read More WHITE PAPER: Verizon Building the Best Network for the Cloud In this Verizon Knowledge Vault, you'll learn from videos and other downloadable resources how to move large amounts of data reliably and securely, how to increase performance for the cloud and how to balance risk and opportunity in the cloud era with the help of Verizon Network and Cloud Solutions. Learn More Google increases rewards in bug bounty program Announcing a new milestone on Monday, Google says that they've paid out nearly $2M in bounties to security researchers who have disclosed bugs in Chromium. To celebrate, the search giant is boosting their reward scheme, offering even more money for the discovery of future bugs. Read More 8 Tips to Boost Your Resume Chances with Applicant Tracking Systems Experts agree that submitting your resume online isn't the best choice. But what do you do when you've found a dream job that matches your skill set perfectly, you don't know anyone on the inside and you're running out of time? Read More The world's craziest contraband From bear paws and live pigeons to dinosaur fossils, people try to smuggle the oddest stuff. Read More Red-handed: The 9 ugliest allegations of China-based IP theft IP theft continues to be a threat to businesses' bottom lines – and a major issue for Sino-American relations. Read More
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