 NETWORKING NEWS UPDATE | | | Friday, December 23, 2011 | | TOP STORY Process Analysis: A Necessary First Step To Automation Process automation has many benefits, but getting there can be tricky. Start with small, targeted projects. ALSO SEE Security Researcher Details New SCADA Bugs Supervisory control and data acquisition systems' programmable logic controllers could be remotely accessed and loaded with trojanized firmware. Who Owns The LAN? We Rank Six Switch Vendors Cisco leads our IT Pro Ranking with an overall score of 77%, but HP, Dell, and others are finding ways to compete. Verizon Cedes Data Center Management To Terremark Terremark, acquired by Verizon this year, showcases security, capacity of the data centers it will now oversee. Cisco CloudVerse: Build One Private Cloud, Multiple Hypervisors Cisco steps back from close partner VMware to help firms build a private cloud using Microsoft Hyper-V and VMware ESX Server, plus Cisco blades. VirtualSharp Upgrades Virtual Machine Disaster Recovery ReliableDR 3.0 software targets enterprises and cloud service providers seeking simpler way to keep track of sprawling virtual environments. | |  | | DOWNLOAD OUR SUPPLEMENT ON IT PROCESS AUTOMATION Data Center Automation: Time to get going. The cloud requires automation, and it'll free resources for other priorities.
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FROM THE NETWORK COMPUTING BLOG:  All I Want For Christmas Is 10Gbase-T By Howard Marks Dear Santa: The best present Santa, and the networking industry, could give me is general availability of 10GBase-T across switches and NIC/CNAs. Once I can just order my 10gig network gear with 10Gbase-T, I can stop worrying about how to pay for optical transceivers at $350-$1,200 a pop, as well as the never ending compatibility problems with both optics and twin-ax direct connect cables. Security 2011: Attack Of The Human Errors By Robert Mullins Some household names in enterprise and consumer technology suffered the embarrassment of having been hacked by cybercriminals in 2011. RSA, of all companies -- the IT security division of EMC -- had to admit that its two-factor SecureID protection technology for customers had been compromised. And the most high profile breach affecting consumers made news when the Sony PlayStation Network was hacked, affecting 77 million customers whose private information was stolen. Ignoring BYOD Spells Disaster! By Joe Onisick Last week in a blog titled ‘BYOD- Bring Your Own Disaster’, I urged caution and scope for BYOD projects. This week I'm playing devil's advocate to myself. A conversation with Greg Knieriemen got me thinking of the consequences of ignoring BYOD. Let's dive into the risk of burying your head in the sand and ignoring the BYOD push. WEBCASTS: The Rise of Social Networks in the Enterprise Join this webinar to hear from the real experts -- the IT and finance executives who have implemented ERP in the cloud. Learn how they dealt with old systems and challenges, understand their evaluation process and the questions they asked, and hear how their deployments are today. It happens December 15. More Information & Registration | |  | | |
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