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	The 'Bad Boys' of open source The open source world's most notorious characters. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Akamai Technologies, Inc. Demonstrate the Business Value of Security This Forrester report highlights the most common mistakes made in the budgeting process and offers Forrester's step-by-step Information Security Value Model to guide you through a strategy to support smart investment and resource allocation. Learn More In this Issue Verizon Recreates the Public Cloud for the Enterprise IT Oracle scoffs at charge that Ellison is overpaid Blizzident's 3D-printed toothbrush cleans teeth in 6 seconds Patent firm Lodsys backs out of dispute with Kaspersky Lab Research buries Microsoft's Bing-vs.-Google claim Spotify's artful digs Scientists say Mars crater may be 'game-changing' supervolcano Yahoo abandons T-shirt rewards for vulnerability information Heat it, bend it, slam it and the latest gadget glass won't break Mocana unwraps protection for iOS 7 apps 5 steps for application security CSC: The cloud's quiet whiz kid WEBCAST: Dell VMware A Data Protection Guide for IT Leaders in Media What if you could restore your data quickly, shrink backup windows and save without creating risk? Learn how IT leaders within media are providing end-to-end protection of their data stored across physical, virtual and cloud environments through an open, scalable and affordable approach. View Now Verizon Recreates the Public Cloud for the Enterprise IT Verizon Terremark CTO John Considine took the stage at Interop 2013 here in New York City Thursday to unveil the new offering, which he says has been built from scratch to support scalability and ease of use at its core. "I'm here to talk about a new cloud with new rules," Considine told Interop attendees. "Just a few years ago, we were having a serious debate about whether cloud was a fad or something real." Read More   Oracle scoffs at charge that Ellison is overpaid Oracle has fired back against charges by a shareholder advisory group that CEO Larry Ellison's compensation is excessive given the company's performance and when compared to other tech company CEOs. Read More   Blizzident's 3D-printed toothbrush cleans teeth in 6 seconds A new toothbrush tailored to your mouth through 3D imaging can automatically clean teeth in seconds by just biting and grinding on it. Read More   Patent firm Lodsys backs out of dispute with Kaspersky Lab Security firm Kaspersky Lab said patent firm Lodsys had withdrawn its claims rather than face the verdict of the court in a patent dispute. Read More   Research buries Microsoft's Bing-vs.-Google claim Microsoft's claim that people prefer Bing over Google by a 2-to-1 margin in blind taste tests always smelled fishy, but now a Yale professor and his students have shown it to be pure marketing malarkey by conducting their own survey ... and they did it using Microsoft's tool of choice. Read More   Spotify's artful digs Spotify hopes the art inspires their employees Read More   Scientists say Mars crater may be 'game-changing' supervolcano   What scientists used to think was an impact crater on the surface of Mars now appears to be the site of an ancient supervolcano. Read More   Yahoo abandons T-shirt rewards for vulnerability information   Yahoo will stop giving T-shirts as a reward for finding security vulnerabilities after a public shaming it's calling "t-shirt gate." Read More   Heat it, bend it, slam it and the latest gadget glass won't break Pity the glass on the front of your smartphone. It typically gets subjected to a lot of abuse through its life and sometimes even shatters if the forces are too much. But glass manufacturers are continually pushing the boundaries of what's possible with the material, and some of the latest gadget glass is on show this week by Nippon Electric Glass at the Ceatec 2013 expo. Read More   Mocana unwraps protection for iOS 7 apps Mocana will soon allow companies to wrap iOS 7 apps in a layer of security software designed to insulate enterprise data from hackers who are becoming increasingly interested in smartphones. Read More   5 steps for application security The software development lifecycle can be a double-edged sword. On one hand, software needs to be developed with usability in mind, and it needs to be produced quickly. On the other hand, it also needs to maintain a solid security base. Having those two sides in equal measure is easier said than done. Darren Meyer, Senior Security Researcher for Veracode, walks us through five steps for secure application development and deployment. Read More   CSC: The cloud's quiet whiz kid When most people who track the industry think of the cloud computing market, big names like Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google, Rackspace, Verizon Terremark and others come to mind. HP, Joyent, IBM and Dell even. But Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC)? Read More
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