Aging enterprise networks flirt with disaster

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	Aging enterprise networks flirt with disaster The majority of enterprise networks are plagued with outdated, insecure, and improperly configured devices that are ill-prepared for supporting BYOD, VDI, and video technologies, according to a newly released report. Read More WHITE PAPER: Kofax The Paper Free Office: Dream or Reality? In this report, we look at the success of paper-elimination projects, where and why paper is still leaking into the business, the features and success of scanning and capture investments, forward plans for document process outsourcing (DPO), and the potential impact of mobile devices. Read Now! In this Issue IT positions that command six-figure salaries The two most feared attacks and how to avoid them Shocking stats: Apple rules mobile -- and it's not even close RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Amazon Web Services Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Amazon EC2 Get up to 312 hours of free Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) on-demand instances on Amazon EC2. Leverage the cost effectiveness, scalability, and flexibility of Amazon Web Services (AWS), with the proven reliability of RHEL and the backing of AWS premium support. Try now. IT positions that command six-figure salaries CIOs and senior vice presidents aren't the only technical talent pulling in six-figure salaries. New research from Robert Half Technology and The Creative Group identifies a number of IT positions that command $100,000+ salaries in today's market, including information architects, data security analysts, and user experience designers. Read More The two most feared attacks and how to avoid them Our security blogger found that IT pros most dread pass-the-hash attacks and hacktivism-style attacks. Here are his tips on how to stop these attacks before they start. Read More Shocking stats: Apple rules mobile -- and it's not even close Among companies shipping smartphones and tablets, few make money, and only four turn a profit -- with Apple far in the lead. Read More
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