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	Angry employees tattling on companies that violate software licenses Software piracy by IT professionals is rampant, according to a survey of 200 IT professionals on IT Ethics conducted by Network World. While 89% of respondents said it was unethical for an IT employee to make the company fall out of compliance with software license agreements, 70% said they have directly witnessed other IT folks knowingly violating software licenses. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Citrix XenServer Download Free XenServer XenServer is the only enterprise-ready, cloud-proven virtualization platform you don't have to pay for. With live migration, centralized multi-server management, and shared storage support, you can't afford not to try it! Click to continue In this Issue Survey: When IT professionals cheat Hot products from RSA 2011 7 ways to avoid getting hacked by Anonymous DoD: Military must be capable within 'cyber' domain Hacked and now vandalized, HBGary pulls out of RSA Tablets, smartphones force Cisco to rethink how security works U.S. patients trust docs, but not e-health records, survey shows CA cloud service measures security risk, keeps out riff-raff McAfee, Intel subsidiary Wind River join forces to head off future Stuxnet-like attacks HP combining IPS and SIEM to better fight malware Obama seeks big boost in cybersecurity spending ARTICLE: BMC How to Choose a SaaS-based Service Desk for Your Business With a SaaS-based service desk solution, you can eliminate the headaches of buying and maintaining servers and software — allowing you to "manage services, not servers." But how do you choose the right one? Learn the nine things to look for in a SaaS service desk that will deliver the most value for your business. Survey: When IT professionals cheat We asked 200 IT professionals to tell us how often IT workers cheat on certification exams, buy fake gear or illegally share software. Read More Hot products from RSA 2011 Security conference showcases the next trends in network security. Read More 7 ways to avoid getting hacked by Anonymous The hactivist group Anonymous used a series of simple technical and social exploits to crack the network of security-technology firm HBGary Federal, giving the company a schooling that other network security pros can learn from. Read More WHITE PAPER: Diskeeper System Reliability Improvements and Benefits with Diskeeper Over 300 IT managers evaluate Diskeeper on crucial issues that can make or break a site's viability. Read More DoD: Military must be capable within 'cyber' domain U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense William Lynn III said the Department Of Defense (DoD) will soon complete a new cyber security strategy that explicitly recognizes cyberspace as a new battlefield. Read More Hacked and now vandalized, HBGary pulls out of RSA The California security company that is at the center of a controversy over a plan to discredit WikiLeaks and its supporters abruptly pulled itself out of the RSA security conference in San Francisco this week, citing security concerns. Read More Tablets, smartphones force Cisco to rethink how security works SAN FRANCISCO -- Cisco has unveiled a self-described "complicated" security architecture dubbed SecureX that it says provides a context-aware way to safeguard networks increasingly overrun with smartphones, tablets and virtualization. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP Best Practices for Successful Video Collaboration This paper examines the need for advanced communications in today's business environment; looks at how and where video collaboration fits into unified communications and collaboration; and discusses the value of video collaboration services in the market today. Read Now U.S. patients trust docs, but not e-health records, survey shows Patients in the U.S. trust their doctors, but not the electronic health records those doctors are now implementing, according to a soon-to-be-released study from CDW Healthcare. Read More CA cloud service measures security risk, keeps out riff-raff CA Technologies today announced its cloud-authentication service now features advanced controls to let customers more effectively control who gets into corporate applicaitions. Read More McAfee, Intel subsidiary Wind River join forces to head off future Stuxnet-like attacks McAfee, which will soon be an Intel subsidiary, and Wind River, which already is one, Wednesday announced they are hardening the security of industrial commercial operating systems supplied by Wind River to makers of products such as automated teller machines, medical devices, TV set-top boxes and cameras. Read More HP combining IPS and SIEM to better fight malware HP this week will demonstrate at the RSA Conference how its TippingPoint intrusion detection and prevention (IPS) appliance can work with the ArcSight security and event information management (SIEM) product it acquired late last year to block anomalous threat activities against Web sites. Read More Obama seeks big boost in cybersecurity spending The White House is proposing a big increase in cybersecurity research and development in next years budget to improve, in part, its ability to reduce the risk of insider threats and ensure the safety of control systems, such as those used at power plants. Read More
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