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	Encryption canary or insecure app? TrueCrypt warning says use Microsoft's BitLocker If you attempt to visit truecrypt.org, you will be redirected to truecrypt.sourceforge.net and see, "WARNING: Using TrueCrypt is not secure as it may contain unfixed security issues." Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Network World Tech Tours Wireless Infrastructure Seminar – Magnolia Hotel Houston Attend and discover how your IT operations can take advantage of exciting new possibilities like cloud-based management, unified wired/wireless management, mobile unified communications, location and tracking services, and more. July 15, Magnolia Hotel Houston. Free seminar. Register Now. In this Issue Core Infrastructure Initiative to delve into security of OpenSSL, OpenSSH, Network Time Protocol The hot tech of the cool White House Science Fair Vessel-tracking system vulnerable to denial-of-service, other attacks, researchers say Hacking Windows XP to get security patches is a really bad idea CISOs taking a leap of faith Sophos adds file-level encryption to mobile security software Juniper; Palo Alto settle long-running firewall patent lawsuits Survey Spotlights IT Need to Address Cloud Security 15 hot Kickstarter tech campaigns WHITE PAPER: Dell SecureWorks The CISO's Guide to Advanced Attackers No matter the size of your organization, advanced cyber-attacks represent a credible threat and risk to your organization. Whether a cybercriminal, disgruntled activist, competitor or nation-state actor, Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) must address the risk these adversaries pose to their organization. Learn more Core Infrastructure Initiative to delve into security of OpenSSL, OpenSSH, Network Time Protocol The Linux Foundation today announced the first protocols that it wants to address as part of its open-source code testing and security review. Not surprisingly, OpenSSL, where the infamous Heartbleed bug was discovered, is among them. Read More The hot tech of the cool White House Science Fair Robots, unique apps, virtualization all part of annual White House Science Fair Read More Vessel-tracking system vulnerable to denial-of-service, other attacks, researchers say Inexpensive equipment can be used to disrupt vessel-tracking systems and important communications between ships and port authorities, according to two security researchers. Read More WHITE PAPER: APC by Schneider Electric Infrastructure Management Software Improves Planning & Costs This paper demonstrates, through a series of examples, how data center infrastructure management software tools can simplify operational processes, cut costs, and speed up information delivery. View more Hacking Windows XP to get security patches is a really bad idea By now, you know about the registry hack trick to get updates for Windows XP. I shouldn't have to tell you this, but that's a really bad idea, one you should not do, and both Microsoft and at least one security firm are saying not to do it. Read More CISOs taking a leap of faith If we're lucky, We'll all have a chance once in our careers to take a risk and use our skills and experience to do something we truly love. Sometimes the career risk is low, but sometimes it's truly a leap of faith--one that offers potentially big rewards as well as the risk of major setbacks. Read More Sophos adds file-level encryption to mobile security software Sophos has added file-level encryption to its mobile security software so that users of Android or Apple iOS devices with Sophos Mobile Control 4.0 can share encrypted files. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP Why you need a next-generation firewall This white paper explores the reasons for implementing NG firewalls and lays out a path to success for overburdened IT organizations. Learn More Juniper; Palo Alto settle long-running firewall patent lawsuits Juniper Networks and Palo Alto Networks today agreed to settle their long-running firewall-related patent infringement lawsuits against each other, with Juniper saying Palo Alto Networks has agreed to pay $175 million in cash and equity as part of the settlement. Read More Survey Spotlights IT Need to Address Cloud Security Yesterday data security company Sophos released the results of a survey it conducted on enterprise use of popular cloud-storage services such as Dropbox, Box, Google Drive and OneDrive. Read More 15 hot Kickstarter tech campaigns Read More
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