Changes to Patch Tuesday underscore bigger shakeup in Microsoft security

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	Changes to Patch Tuesday underscore bigger shakeup in Microsoft security Microsoft has made a change in its Patch Tuesday reporting, along with changing the name of the initiative, and some people see it as a sign that things are getting shaky within the company. Read More   WHITE PAPER: CDW UC Collaboration in the Cloud Organizations once depended primarily on material resources, internal workers and physical distribution to accomplish their goals. Today, success has become contingent on knowledge-based innovation, social networks and digital channels. View Now In this Issue 2015's 25 geekiest 25th anniversaries 3 things Microsoft has to prove at its Windows 10 event What does the end of mainstream Windows 7 support mean for IT? INSIDER Are you ready for the end of Windows Server 2003? 10 new features expected in Windows 10 Citrix develops mouse to make iPads, iPhones more Windows friendly What if Windows 10 fails? People are increasingly worried about privacy, say legal protections fall short Google publishes third Windows 0-day vulnerability in a month Microsoft's Outlook.com faces brief man-in-the-middle attack in China WHITE PAPER: VMTurbo, Inc.   Make Your Data Center as Cost Effective as AWS The average datacenter is 50% more costly than Amazon Web Services. As cloud economics threaten the viability of on premise data centers, the survival of IT organizations rests solely in the ability to maximize the returns of existing infrastructure. Learn More 2015's 25 geekiest 25th anniversaries Network World's annual roundup of the year's '25 Geekiest 25th Anniversaries' this time includes the debuts of the Hubble Space Telescope, Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft PowerPoint, IMDb and the EFF. Not to mention Archie and TED. Read More   3 things Microsoft has to prove at its Windows 10 event When Microsoft unveils the consumer editions of Windows 10 next week, key questions about the OS will be on the table. Will Windows remain relevant? In a world of choices, would you willingly choose Windows 10? And in a business where others make these choices for you, would they choose Windows 10? Read More   What does the end of mainstream Windows 7 support mean for IT? On Monday, Microsoft formally ended mainstream support for Windows 7, and while this might be a consumer concern, IT users don't have much to fret about. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Aerohive The Benefits of Cloud Networking Cloud networking introduces a new way to deploy, operate, & manage distributed enterprise networks. It delivers network capabilities via a cloud infrastructure with minimal capital investment or IT resources. This paper provides details on cloud networking, the state of the cloud market & its benefits Read Now   INSIDER Are you ready for the end of Windows Server 2003? Microsoft had to scream from the virtual rooftops to get people's attention for the end of Windows XP support, and even then, some people didn't believe it. Read More     10 new features expected in Windows 10 Microsoft is expected to reveal more details about Windows 10. But why wait for Microsoft's announcement? Here's what we think is coming. Read More   Citrix develops mouse to make iPads, iPhones more Windows friendly Citrix Systems is working on a mouse to simplify the use of remote Windows apps on Apple's tablets and smartphones. Read More   WHITE PAPER: IBM Energizing Life's Work If your life's work is about caring for people in a business context, the latest digital and social innovations from IBM can help you create a smarter workforce. Read Now What if Windows 10 fails? It has been 25 years since the potential market failure of a Microsoft operating system carried serious consequences outside the corporation's own campus. Read More   People are increasingly worried about privacy, say legal protections fall short Internet users in countries such as France, Germany and the U.S. are increasingly worried about the impact technology has on privacy, and feel legal protections are insufficient. Read More   Google publishes third Windows 0-day vulnerability in a month Google ignored Microsoft's calls for flexible vulnerability disclosure deadlines and released details of another unpatched Windows flaw, leaving users exposed for at least the next 25 days. Read More   Microsoft's Outlook.com faces brief man-in-the-middle attack in China Microsoft's Outlook.com briefly faced a "man-in-the-middle" attack in China, according to a watchdog group, following similar eavesdropping attempts against Apple and Yahoo last year. Read More
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