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	9/11 Anniversary: What our emergency response systems still can't do Ten years after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks demonstrated huge gaps in the nation's emergency communications systems, there is still a long list of standard networking capabilities that are unavailable to first responders and 9-1-1 operators. Read More WHITE PAPER: CenturyLink Business Manage Complexity, Cost and Compliance To outsource or not to outsource IT security—that is the question for enterprises as they face increasingly complex cyber threats. Managed security services can help organizations alleviate the cost and complexity of proactively securing the IT infrastructure. Read Now. In this Issue What do top CIOs make? Start up offers Saas app to manage data-breach incidents Researcher raps Apple for not blocking stolen SSL certificates VMware, Symantec work up cloud-based single sign-on security services 9/11 Anniversary: US gets serious about fixing emergency communications 9/11 Anniversary: Standard for Internet-based emergency calls nears completion 9/11 continues to influence IT strategy Senators push for changes in cybercrime law Cybercrime costs rival those of illegal drug trafficking Mobile apps and security: What you need to know Customer Leaves Apple Store with Confidential Data Unboxing the Seagate GoFlex Desk 4TB external hard drive WHITE PAPER: Schooner Information Technology The Short Guide to MySQL High-Availability Options The Short Guide to MySQL High-Availability Options: An analysis of today's MySQL high-availability challenges and what asynchronous, semi-synchronous and fully synchronous replication offer toward reducing downtime, achieving full data consistency, automating failover, and simplifying administration. Read now! What do top CIOs make? CIOs and CTOs at major companies including GM, Boeing, Home Depot and FedEx took home multimillion-dollar pay packages in 2010. See what each of these senior IT leaders' pay packages is worth, once the salaries, bonuses, stock options and perks are tallied. Read More Start up offers Saas app to manage data-breach incidents If your company suffered a data breach, would you know what to do to comply with state, federal and local law? Start-up Co3 Systems is offering a software-as-a-service (SaaS) application to tackle that unhappy task, tracking how a corporate data-loss incident is handled. Read More Researcher raps Apple for not blocking stolen SSL certificates A security researcher criticized Apple for what he called "foot dragging" over the DigiNotar certificate fiasco, and urged the company to quickly update Mac OS X to protect users. Read More VMware, Symantec work up cloud-based single sign-on security services Symantec on tap with "O3"; can VMware's "Project Horizon" be far behind? Read More WHITE PAPER: ExtraHop Application Performance Management In this eGuide, Network World, with sister publication CIO, offer news on the latest trends, best practices, and straightforward advice on these solutions and the challenges of managing application performance. Learn More! 9/11 Anniversary: US gets serious about fixing emergency communications At the 10-year mark of the nation's most devastating terrorist attack -- and one of its biggest disasters of any kind -- the United States is finally getting serious about overhauling its emergency response systems, particularly its workhorse 9-1-1 call centers. Read More 9/11 Anniversary: Standard for Internet-based emergency calls nears completion The Internet engineering community is close to solving the thorny technical problem of identifying and routing emergency calls over the Internet similar to how they are handled over the regular telephone system. Read More 9/11 continues to influence IT strategy Many companies had refined their IT disaster recovery programs prior to 9/11, but the attacks exposed a lack of attention to continuity of business operations. Read More Senators push for changes in cybercrime law Senators suggest a U.S. cybercrime law should be narrowed to avoid criminal charges for violations of terms of service or computer use policies. Read More WHITE PAPER: ADTRAN Unified Communications: Getting the Green Light In these articles, Network World and its sister IDG Enterprise publications explore the rising importance of UC within the enterprise and provide advice on how to create a working strategy. Learn more Cybercrime costs rival those of illegal drug trafficking Young males in emerging markets are the most likely to fall victim to cybercrime, whose total cost per year is approaching the scale of illegal drug trafficking worldwide, according to a study by the Norton division of Symantec. Read More Mobile apps and security: What you need to know A Melbourne-based app developer has spoken about the security pitfalls of smartphone apps, saying that while certain mobile environments are more susceptible to malware, such risks can be eliminated through encryption and using common sense. Read More Customer Leaves Apple Store with Confidential Data Time Machine backup of Apple Store's internal file server taken Read More Unboxing the Seagate GoFlex Desk 4TB external hard drive Network World's Keith Shaw opens up the new 4TB GoFlex Desk external hard drive from Seagate and tries to explain how much storage space 4TB represents through the power of small chocolate candies. Read More
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