Security swallows the CEO

	Cost of protecting U.S. classified data doubles over 10 years | Android susceptible to sophisticated clickjacking malware
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	Security swallows the CEO In an era when security breaches hog the headlines and companies scramble to protect corporate data, in some ways I'm grateful to work for a CEO who emphasizes the need for security. But there are drawbacks. Read More 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. In this Issue Cost of protecting U.S. classified data doubles over 10 years Android susceptible to sophisticated clickjacking malware Microsoft's Endpoint Protection is worth the licensing pains 10 worst tech screwups of 2012 (so far) WEBCAST: Zscaler Cloud-Delivered Security vs. Appliance Hear IDC analyst Phil Hochmuth discuss "The shift to cloud security in the decentralized enterprise" and learn the reasons behind this popular and extremely effective approach to protecting users in the enterprise. View Now Cost of protecting U.S. classified data doubles over 10 years The U.S. government -- minus key spy operations -- spent $11.36 billion to protect classified data in 2011. The number has increased substantially over the past decade, from $4.7 billion in 2001. Read More Android susceptible to sophisticated clickjacking malware A new prototype rootkit -- which attacks the Android framework, rather than the kernel -- differs from other malware in key ways. Read More Microsoft's Endpoint Protection is worth the licensing pains The recently released System Center Configuration Manager 2012 has received rave reviews, but you may have missed the fact that Microsoft has slipped Endpoint Protection (formerly called Forefront Endpoint Protection) into the product as a paid add-on. Endpoint Protection is an antimalware product, plain and simple. Read More 10 worst tech screwups of 2012 (so far) As we celebrate the end of the first half of the last year of our lifetimes (damn those Mayans and their apocalyptic predictions), it's a good time to reflect on the more notable miscues of 2012 -- because we might not get this chance again. Read More
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