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	20 best iPhone/iPad games of 2013 Puzzles, adventure games, dungeon crawlers, and more fun for your favorite iOS device (during off-work hours, of course). Read More   WHITE PAPER: AT&T Managing Mobile Access to the Cloud Use of mobile personal cloud services is proliferating on personal and enterprise-owned mobile devices. Organizations are considering controls that appear to conflict with the spirit of BYOD and wonder if their approach is correct. Learn More In this Issue IT security pros often seen as 'innovation killers,' says ADP's IT security chief It's that time of the year again – Galaxy S5 rumor time! The year in tech quotes Anti-Bot Working Group to fight DDoS attacks from cloud infrastructure Microsoft helps develop bra technology to battle overeating 'Please Wait': New-and-Improved HealthCare.gov Has Same Old Problems China bans banks from trading in Bitcoin Bitcoin's highest highs, lowest lows Cisco sees SDN, Internet of Things in its 2014 crystal ball IBM blames ISPs for 'offensive' Internet ... back in 1994 Lightweight Lockheed cryocooler will keep satellite innards on ice Microsoft customer privacy vs. NSA snooping WEBCAST: ForeScout Technologies Continuous Monitoring & Mitigation: the New InfoSec Frontier Join CSO publisher Bob Bradgon and a panel of experts as they discuss how new solutions help to leverage existing security solutions through bi-directional integrations. View now >> IT security pros often seen as 'innovation killers,' says ADP's IT security chief The problem with IT security professionals is they spend too much time stopping business people from trying new things, including cloud services, out of worries about risk when they should really be working directly with business managers to help them innovate by means of security. Read More   It's that time of the year again – Galaxy S5 rumor time! Ah, December – it's cold as hell, everyone's going berserk from stress about visiting relatives and getting presents for the kids, and it gets dark at about 4 p.m. "Happy" holidays! Read More   The year in tech quotes With 2013 coming to an end, we took our annual look back at quotes from news stories over the last 12 months. Here are a handful that stuck with us through the year: Read More   Anti-Bot Working Group to fight DDoS attacks from cloud infrastructure Distributed denial-of-service attacks against financial firms and other industries have been mounting, so today the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) announced it is establishing the Anti-Bot Working Group to help fight this threat. Read More   Microsoft helps develop bra technology to battle overeating Sensors tucked inside a bra can detect emotional states that lead to overeating in time to head off binges, according to studies assisted by a team from Microsoft Research. Read More   'Please Wait': New-and-Improved HealthCare.gov Has Same Old Problems After a glowing news conference yesterday citing "night and day" progress on HealthCare.gov, I decided to log in this morning and take the Web site for a test drive, as I'm sure many others are doing. Early reports had been promising. What I found was hardly encouraging — long delays loading pages, an endless circle of tasks (some already completed) and ultimately an error message. Read More   China bans banks from trading in Bitcoin The price of bitcoins may be soaring, but China isn't too thrilled with the virtual currency. On Thursday, the nation moved to regulate use of bitcoins, stating that its financial institutions could not deal in the virtual currency. Read More   Bitcoin's highest highs, lowest lows A quick look at Bitcoin's up-and-down year Read More   Cisco sees SDN, Internet of Things in its 2014 crystal ball Next year will see demonstrable evidence of the Internet of Things, real-time communications on the Web, and SDN-enabled platforms with killer applications for them. Read More   IBM blames ISPs for 'offensive' Internet ... back in 1994 1994: It was a simpler time, when IBM sold an operating system called OS/2 version 3.0 (a.k.a. OS/2 Warp) and corporate lawyers could plausibly imagine people venturing onto the Internet and being shocked - shocked! - to find "objectionable" content there. Read More   Lightweight Lockheed cryocooler will keep satellite innards on ice With an eye toward keeping satellites as sprightly as possible and their instruments functioning at optimum temperature levels, Lockheed Martin says it has developed a cooling system three-times lighter than its predecessor. Read More   Microsoft customer privacy vs. NSA snooping In the midst of the NSA snooping scandal, Microsoft is talking up a three-pronged approach to keep customer data safe from the prying eyes of governments. Read More
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