Go it alone no more: GitHub gets $100 million investment

	Obama order on emergency communications riles privacy group | Salesforce.com hit with second major outage in two weeks
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	Go it alone no more: GitHub gets $100 million investment GitHub, the code-sharing and hosting site based on the open source Git software version control platform, is getting a $100 million investment from the Andreessen Horowitz venture capital firm -- its first outside investment. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Managing Threats in the Digital Age The topic of security is now unquestionably a C-suite priority. An enterprise that delegates security matters solely to the CIO is compounding its risk factors. Organizations need to move toward a more systematic and proactive approach to addressing security threats and managing compliance requirements. Read Now In this Issue Obama order on emergency communications riles privacy group Salesforce.com hit with second major outage in two weeks Google close to deal with FTC to pay record $22.5M fine for violating Apple users' privacy Java-based Web attack installs backdoors on Windows, Linux, Mac computers RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: FileMaker, Inc Create, deploy and manage custom business apps for iPad The FileMaker Platform is a complete software suite to create, deploy, and manage custom business apps for iPad and iPhone. Design and build stunning iOS apps. Integrate mobile apps into existing enterprise systems. Deploy and instantly update your apps. Secure your apps with industry-standard authentication. Learn more, Watch overview video, Read the white paper > Obama order on emergency communications riles privacy group President aims to bolster government communications in times of crises, but EPIC warns against takeover of private wireless networks. Read More Salesforce.com hit with second major outage in two weeks Salesforce.com suffered a significant service outage on Tuesday. Some Salesforce.com customers may still be reeling from the last system outage, which occurred in late June. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM The Myths and Realities of Cloud This Knowledge Vault lays out just what the myths and realities of cloud are today while offering practical advice on selecting a dedicated cloud partner. Learn More Google close to deal with FTC to pay record $22.5M fine for violating Apple users' privacy Google was charged with using computer coding tricks to monitor users who tried to adjust their Safari browsers to block tracking. Read More Java-based Web attack installs backdoors on Windows, Linux, Mac computers If allowed to run, the applet checks which operating system is running on the user's computer -- Windows, Mac OS X, or Linux -- and drops a malicious binary file for the corresponding platform. Read More
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Go it alone no more: GitHub gets $100 million investment

	Obama order on emergency communications riles privacy group | Salesforce.com hit with second major outage in two weeks
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	Go it alone no more: GitHub gets $100 million investment GitHub, the code-sharing and hosting site based on the open source Git software version control platform, is getting a $100 million investment from the Andreessen Horowitz venture capital firm -- its first outside investment. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Managing Threats in the Digital Age The topic of security is now unquestionably a C-suite priority. An enterprise that delegates security matters solely to the CIO is compounding its risk factors. Organizations need to move toward a more systematic and proactive approach to addressing security threats and managing compliance requirements. Read Now In this Issue Obama order on emergency communications riles privacy group Salesforce.com hit with second major outage in two weeks Google close to deal with FTC to pay record $22.5M fine for violating Apple users' privacy Java-based Web attack installs backdoors on Windows, Linux, Mac computers RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: FileMaker, Inc Create, deploy and manage custom business apps for iPad The FileMaker Platform is a complete software suite to create, deploy, and manage custom business apps for iPad and iPhone. Design and build stunning iOS apps. Integrate mobile apps into existing enterprise systems. Deploy and instantly update your apps. Secure your apps with industry-standard authentication. Learn more, Watch overview video, Read the white paper > Obama order on emergency communications riles privacy group President aims to bolster government communications in times of crises, but EPIC warns against takeover of private wireless networks. Read More Salesforce.com hit with second major outage in two weeks Salesforce.com suffered a significant service outage on Tuesday. Some Salesforce.com customers may still be reeling from the last system outage, which occurred in late June. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM The Myths and Realities of Cloud This Knowledge Vault lays out just what the myths and realities of cloud are today while offering practical advice on selecting a dedicated cloud partner. Learn More Google close to deal with FTC to pay record $22.5M fine for violating Apple users' privacy Google was charged with using computer coding tricks to monitor users who tried to adjust their Safari browsers to block tracking. Read More Java-based Web attack installs backdoors on Windows, Linux, Mac computers If allowed to run, the applet checks which operating system is running on the user's computer -- Windows, Mac OS X, or Linux -- and drops a malicious binary file for the corresponding platform. Read More
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What you need to know about the iPhone 5

	3 ways to prep for a move to the cloud | What went wrong and where BlackBerry goes from here
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	What you need to know about the iPhone 5 Apple has provided some hints, and its other products also point to what you can reasonably expect. Here are some of the more plausible predictions. Read More WHITE PAPER: Quest Making the Leap to Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Once you've broken through the layers of software licensing required for VDI, you may find that depending upon the solution you choose, you could wind up paying more per desktop VM than per traditional client. It's vitally important to run all of the numbers before you jump in. Understand the factors to consider. Read Now! In this Issue 3 ways to prep for a move to the cloud What went wrong and where BlackBerry goes from here Cleversafe slices up storage to increase big data reliability RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Aerohive Networks Planning for BYOD in the Enterprise Research shows that without proper planning for BYOD, you may need up to 300% more Wi-Fi. Consumer devices like the iPad are becoming more prevalent in the enterprise. These devices create wireless performance issues because of limited transmit power and throughput. Join this webinar featuring Gartner analyst Tim Zimmerman on Wednesday, July 11th at 11am PST / 1pm EST. Discussion will include key considerations when planning an iEverything organization. 3 ways to prep for a move to the cloud A move to the cloud requires a certain amount of prep work in the enterprise. To ready your enterprise for public and private cloud adoption, you need to focus on three key areas. Read More What went wrong and where BlackBerry goes from here In an exclusive Q&A, RIM CEO Thorsten Heins discusses the state of BlackBerry and how it fell from grace and what the company is doing to ensure things don't get worse. Read More Cleversafe slices up storage to increase big data reliability A new version of company's dispersed storage network aims to be a more efficient alternative to HDFS in Hadoop MapReduce deployments. Read More
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What you need to know about the iPhone 5

	3 ways to prep for a move to the cloud | What went wrong and where BlackBerry goes from here
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	What you need to know about the iPhone 5 Apple has provided some hints, and its other products also point to what you can reasonably expect. Here are some of the more plausible predictions. Read More WHITE PAPER: Quest Making the Leap to Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Once you've broken through the layers of software licensing required for VDI, you may find that depending upon the solution you choose, you could wind up paying more per desktop VM than per traditional client. It's vitally important to run all of the numbers before you jump in. Understand the factors to consider. Read Now! In this Issue 3 ways to prep for a move to the cloud What went wrong and where BlackBerry goes from here Cleversafe slices up storage to increase big data reliability RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Aerohive Networks Planning for BYOD in the Enterprise Research shows that without proper planning for BYOD, you may need up to 300% more Wi-Fi. Consumer devices like the iPad are becoming more prevalent in the enterprise. These devices create wireless performance issues because of limited transmit power and throughput. Join this webinar featuring Gartner analyst Tim Zimmerman on Wednesday, July 11th at 11am PST / 1pm EST. Discussion will include key considerations when planning an iEverything organization. 3 ways to prep for a move to the cloud A move to the cloud requires a certain amount of prep work in the enterprise. To ready your enterprise for public and private cloud adoption, you need to focus on three key areas. Read More What went wrong and where BlackBerry goes from here In an exclusive Q&A, RIM CEO Thorsten Heins discusses the state of BlackBerry and how it fell from grace and what the company is doing to ensure things don't get worse. Read More Cleversafe slices up storage to increase big data reliability A new version of company's dispersed storage network aims to be a more efficient alternative to HDFS in Hadoop MapReduce deployments. Read More
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Cisco shows true face in ugly bait and switch

	Cisco apologizes for privacy 'confusion,' makes cloud service an opt-in feature | 'Drop dead' date looms for DNSChanger Trojan fix
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	Cisco shows true face in ugly bait and switch Customers purchased a Cisco security device to protect their computers and information from harm -- too bad it couldn't protect them from Cisco itself. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: BI & Analytics Perspectives BI & Analytics Perspectives Conference, Sept 9-11, Phoenix When you attend, you'll not only gather contemporary viewpoints and takeaways in sessions, but you'll also have ample networking opportunities to consult with expert practitioners who can offer direction and guidance in optimizing your BI portfolio. Register now. In this Issue Cisco apologizes for privacy 'confusion,' makes cloud service an opt-in feature 'Drop dead' date looms for DNSChanger Trojan fix AppNeta takes cloud-based approach to network management WHITE PAPER: Amazon Web Services Microsoft SharePoint on the AWS Cloud Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides services & tools for deploying Microsoft® SharePoint® workloads on its cloud infrastructure platform. This white paper discusses general concepts regarding how to use these services and provides detailed technical guidance on how to configure, deploy, and run a SharePoint Server farm on AWS. Deploy SharePoint quickly at lower total cost on AWS Cloud. Learn how Cisco apologizes for privacy 'confusion,' makes cloud service an opt-in feature Cisco Systems has taken a step back from its Cisco Connect Cloud service, removing it as the default setting for management of its Linksys EA Series Wi-Fi routers after a firestorm of complaints. Read More 'Drop dead' date looms for DNSChanger Trojan fix If it is July 9 and you don't know where your Internet went, you might want to get in touch with the DNSChanger Working Group (DCWG). Monday is the "drop dead" date for people whose computers are still infected with the DNSChanger Trojan to get rid of it. Read More AppNeta takes cloud-based approach to network management The rapid addition of consumer tablets and smartphones to corporate networks has created a greater demand for network-based application traffic analysis tools. Read More
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Cisco shows true face in ugly bait and switch

	Cisco apologizes for privacy 'confusion,' makes cloud service an opt-in feature | 'Drop dead' date looms for DNSChanger Trojan fix
	InfoWorld Technology: Networking				Forward this to a Friend >>>
	Cisco shows true face in ugly bait and switch Customers purchased a Cisco security device to protect their computers and information from harm -- too bad it couldn't protect them from Cisco itself. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: BI & Analytics Perspectives BI & Analytics Perspectives Conference, Sept 9-11, Phoenix When you attend, you'll not only gather contemporary viewpoints and takeaways in sessions, but you'll also have ample networking opportunities to consult with expert practitioners who can offer direction and guidance in optimizing your BI portfolio. Register now. In this Issue Cisco apologizes for privacy 'confusion,' makes cloud service an opt-in feature 'Drop dead' date looms for DNSChanger Trojan fix AppNeta takes cloud-based approach to network management WHITE PAPER: Amazon Web Services Microsoft SharePoint on the AWS Cloud Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides services & tools for deploying Microsoft® SharePoint® workloads on its cloud infrastructure platform. This white paper discusses general concepts regarding how to use these services and provides detailed technical guidance on how to configure, deploy, and run a SharePoint Server farm on AWS. Deploy SharePoint quickly at lower total cost on AWS Cloud. Learn how Cisco apologizes for privacy 'confusion,' makes cloud service an opt-in feature Cisco Systems has taken a step back from its Cisco Connect Cloud service, removing it as the default setting for management of its Linksys EA Series Wi-Fi routers after a firestorm of complaints. Read More 'Drop dead' date looms for DNSChanger Trojan fix If it is July 9 and you don't know where your Internet went, you might want to get in touch with the DNSChanger Working Group (DCWG). Monday is the "drop dead" date for people whose computers are still infected with the DNSChanger Trojan to get rid of it. Read More AppNeta takes cloud-based approach to network management The rapid addition of consumer tablets and smartphones to corporate networks has created a greater demand for network-based application traffic analysis tools. Read More
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