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Amazon Silk offers increased security on open Wi-Fi networks

Gartner: Private clouds are a last resort | Ford connecting cars to cloud-based apps

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Amazon Silk offers increased security on open Wi-Fi networks
The cloud-based design of Amazon's Silk browser has positive security side effects because it encrypts all traffic between users and websites, especially important when connected over unprotected Wi-Fi networks where session hijacking attacks can occur easily, the company said. Read More


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IT organizations are under pressure to avert problems before they occur. To achieve the proactive approach required and move to the next level of service delivery, they need "service-centric" visibility that ties infrastructure components to the services that rely on them. Read More

Gartner: Private clouds are a last resort
Enterprises should consider public cloud services first and turn to private clouds only if the public cloud fails to meet their needs. Read More

Ford connecting cars to cloud-based apps
Ford is testing technology that would create a wireless network between cars and with cloud-based services to enable drivers to avoid traffic jams, speed traps or even find out their last blood glucose level. Read More

Quicken 2012: A lot to offer the budget weary
Despite a few blemishes and competition from free cloud-based services like Mint.com (also owned by Intuit), Quicken 2012 offers well-integrated "old school" software that's still the best at helping you budget and control your debt. Read More


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Security remains a top concern for cloud app builders
Amazon, IBM, Rackspace reps debate cloud security and availability, along with use of SQL and database connectivity in the cloud at ZendCon. Read More

How CIOs can benefit from Apple iOS 5, iCloud
Apple enterprise expert Aaron Freimark discusses email and iCloud sandboxing for iPhone and iPads running iOS 5. Read More

IBM clouding the midmarket
Small and midsized organizations will deploy cloud services more readily than their larger counterparts, predicted the IBM general manager for midmarket sales at a company event Tuesday. As a result, IBM is aggressively pursuing this market, namely by helping partners market the company's PaaS (Platform-as-a-Service) to these potential customers. Read More


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SOS Online Backup launches cloud backup for Facebook, devices
SOS Online Backup today announced a cloud backup service for Facebook, mobile devices and desktop computers that allows web-based access to files as well as unlimited multiple versions of those files. Read More

Citrix acquires ShareFile for cloud-based file management
Citrix Systems has acquired ShareFile for an undisclosed sum, in an effort to break into the cloud-based data sharing market. Read More

Apple preps for iOS 5, iCloud with iTunes update
Apple prepared iOS, Mac and Windows users for the launch of iOS 5 and iCloud by shipping iTunes 10.5. Read More



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