How the cloud is changing the security game

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	How the cloud is changing the security game New market of vendors has sprouted up to secure the cloud Read More WEBCAST: Kaminario Introducing K2's 5th Generation The Kaminario K2 is an enterprise-grade, general-purpose, all-Flash storage array designed to work with the mixed workloads of OLTP, analytic and virtualized applications. Watch this 2 minute video to get a quick overview of this high-performance, cost-efficient storage platform, its architecture and enterprise-class features. Learn More>> In this Issue Best Tech-o-Lanterns 2014 China attacks lead Apple to alert users on iCloud threats Startup wants to make cloud attractive for security-sensitive businesses Industry can head off IoT privacy rules, former US official says FTC appoints privacy researcher Soltani as chief technologist Anonymous sharing app Whisper under a cloud over user location data FBI director calls for greater police access to communications OS X Yosemite tips and tricks you need to know Dropbox dismisses claims of hack affecting 7 million accounts Kmart hacked, exposing customers' card numbers The Internet is one step closer to universal HTTPs Firedrive mystery deepens -- is this cloud storage site coming back? 14 tips to secure cloud applications How to encrypt an Android device in 5 easy steps Ubuntu turns 10: A look back at desktop Linux standard bearer WHITE PAPER: Alert Logic State of Cloud Security Report In a relatively short time, cloud computing, specifically Infrastructure-as a-Service, has shifted from a new but unproven approach to an accepted, even inevitable, model. Driven by flexibility and efficiency, the question facing most organizations is which applications and workloads to move to the cloud and when. Learn More Best Tech-o-Lanterns 2014 We've updated our collection of cool, scary and fun pumpkin carvings from around the web, with social media and other topics trending hot. Read More China attacks lead Apple to alert users on iCloud threats China has allegedly staged the attack, according to an anti-censorship group. Read More Startup wants to make cloud attractive for security-sensitive businesses After three years in stealth, an Andreessen Horowitz-backed, Sunnyvale, Calif. startup named Bracket Computing launched a new computing system today that aims to make the public cloud more palatable to use for security-sensitive enterprises. Read More Industry can head off IoT privacy rules, former US official says Connected devices raise new concerns about personal data Read More FTC appoints privacy researcher Soltani as chief technologist Soltani has assisted newspapers with investigations of government surveillance and online privacy Read More WHITE PAPER: AT&T Network-Enabled Cloud: Key Considerations A network-enabled cloud combines the control, protection, and performance advantages of a private cloud with the economies and elasticity of a public cloud, and seamlessly integrates corporate VPNs with cloud-based resources. Learn more about key Considerations and Partner Selection Criteria in this IDC whitepaper. Learn More Anonymous sharing app Whisper under a cloud over user location data The app is accused by The Guardian of tracking users' locations Read More FBI director calls for greater police access to communications Apple and Google should also rethink their plans to enable smartphone encryption by default, he says Read More OS X Yosemite tips and tricks you need to know Some tips to get the most out of Apple's new operating system. Read More Dropbox dismisses claims of hack affecting 7 million accounts The credentials leaked by an alleged hacker online were likely stolen from other services, the company said Read More Kmart hacked, exposing customers' card numbers There is no evidence that personal information or debit-card PIN numbers were stolen, the company says Read More WHITE PAPER: Wandera Combat Hidden Threats to Your Mobile Environment We only hear about the high profile cyber attacks in the news, but what about the every day threats affecting your organization right now? It's likely that you're already the unsuspecting victim of hidden mobile attacks. Find out what practical steps you can take to uncover and neutralize these threats. View now The Internet is one step closer to universal HTTPs The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), which is on the front lines for protecting digital freedom and preventing censorship of the web, applauded content delivery network provider CloudFlare for the company's recent announcement that it will offer encrypted HTTPs as its default setting for any website it hosts. Read More Firedrive mystery deepens -- is this cloud storage site coming back? Users reach for backups after site stops working Read More 14 tips to secure cloud applications Enterprises are now clamoring for the corporate security gateway to give way to the new cloud application security gateway. Read More How to encrypt an Android device in 5 easy steps Why wait for the Android L to have an encrypted Android device? Here's how to encrypt many Android devices in just five easy steps. Read More Ubuntu turns 10: A look back at desktop Linux standard bearer A brief history of Ubuntu, as alliterative as all-get-out. Read More
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