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NETWORKING UPDATE    Friday, August 31, 2012 News   |   Commentary   |   Slideshows   |   Reports   |   Videos   |   TechCenters   |   Events   |   RSS Feeds   TOP STORY 10 Big Data Migration Mistakes By Jeff Bertolucci Beware these pitfalls and risks when transferring your data to new computer systems or storage formats. MUST READ Dell Gains In Lackluster Server Market While global server revenue fell in the second quarter, Dell grabbed its largest market share to date. HP's share stays flat as it fights roadmap and identity problems. How Wireless Operators Get Hurricane-Ready Verizon Wireless talks about how its COLT (cell on light truck) mobile base station trucks can be deployed at hurricane time. Saudi Aramco Restores Network After Shamoon Malware Attack Hacktivist-launched virus takes out 75% of state-owned oil company's workstations, signals the growing power of attackers with social or political agendas. AT&T: No iPhone FaceTime Without Paying Extra Legal experts say AT&T violates FCC rules with plan to restrict FaceTime use on its cellular network to premium-plan customers. Big Data Fuels 2012 Olympics Stats Frenzy Fans, not athletes, are setting the most historically significant numbers during the 2012 Olympics. Take a look at the stats being analyzed, from basketball to social media. MORE NETWORKING NEWS ALSO IN THIS EDITION • AT&T: No iPhone FaceTime Without Paying Extra • Big Data Fuels 2012 Olympics Stats Frenzy • IT Pro Impact: VDI in the Cloud • File Storage Costs Less in the Cloud than In-House • 10 Best Apps For Samsung Galaxy Notes • The Business Value of Data Quality • There's Still Time To Attend Cloud Connect Chicago JOIN THE CONVERSATION Posted By MyW0r1d: "So what does this socialising add? It imposes a check which oftentimes was overlooked and led to the tail wagging the dog, ensuring that IT is providing a value added product or service that operations wants and will use." In reply to: 'The Problem With Social Collaboration On IT Projects' View Entire Response | Post Your Own Reply     DOWNLOAD INFORMATIONWEEK SMB's LATEST DIGITAL ISSUE Even small IT shops can now afford thin provisioning, performance acceleration, replication, and other features to boost utilization and improve disaster recovery. Also in the new, all-digital special issue of InformationWeek SMB: Don't be fooled by the Oracle's recent Xsigo buy. DOWNLOAD NOW FREE (Registration Required)     REPORTS & WHITEPAPERS: FEATURED REPORT IT Pro Impact: VDI in the Cloud The benefits of desktop virtualization have always been something of a mirage: They tend to look better at a distance than up close. But the cloud is making virtual desktop deployments much more affordable, just as mobile devices heighten the need to deliver Windows apps to a new generation of post-PC clients. DOWNLOAD NOW (REGISTRATION REQUIRED) MORE REPORTS FEATURED WHITEPAPERS File Storage Costs Less in the Cloud than In-House You can fantasize about tearing down your data center and riding into the sunset on a cloud, but in reality that cloud is just another way to deliver IT services and it has limitations, both operational and financial. This document breaks down the cost differences by modeling a common workload, built and deployed traditionally versus consumed through the public cloud. DOWNLOAD NOW (REGISTRATION REQUIRED) MORE WHITEPAPERS   MOST POPULAR STORIES 10 Best Apps For Samsung Galaxy Notes Check out these 10 great apps that take advantage of the Samsung phablet's S Pen stylus. Military Transformers: 20 Innovative Defense Technologies Department of Defense technologies under development, from brainy microchips to battlefield transformer vehicles, promise to make the U.S. military more nimble. Here's a visual tour of 20 breakthrough ideas. Air Force Seeks Offensive Cyber Weapons Agency solicits proposals on capabilities ranging from attack to mapping networks. Apple iPhone 5 Vs. Samsung Galaxy S III: What We Know How will Apple's new iPhone stack up to Samsung's premier smartphone? Here's a look at some key considerations. Samsung Galaxy Note 2, Windows 8 Smartphones: First Impressions Samsung's new Android phablet and Windows Phone 8 smartphones impress, but Nokia is gunning for Samsung.   WEBCASTS: The Business Value of Data Quality Join Jon Erickson of Forrester Consulting as he uses real world examples to lay out in pragmatic, business terms the value of automated data quality systems. It happens Thursday, September 6, 2012. More Information & Registration MORE WEBCASTS   RESOURCES AND EVENTS: There's Still Time To Attend Cloud Connect Chicago Cloud Connect is expanding to the Windy City. Join 1,000+ IT professionals at the event where you will learn how to leverage new cloud technology solutions to increase productivity and improve your business agility. Use Priority Code UFPQCH25 for a Free Expo Pass. Join us in Chicago, Sept. 10-13. It happens March 25-29 in Orlando, Fla.

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Toyota accuses fired worker of major security breach

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	Toyota accuses fired worker of major security breach Car maker Toyota has filed a lawsuit against a worker it claims attacked the company's US parts supply website as retribution for being fired. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM IBM InfoSphere: Solutions for Insurance By creating a single, 360-degree view of the customer with IBM InfoSphere Master Data Management, insurance companies can gain a deeper understanding of customer needs, develop targeted marketing campaigns, adapt to consumer trends and enhance the efficiency of operations. Learn More. In this Issue Tech CEOs' first jobs: Licorice maker, housekeeper, scuba diver and more vCloud vs. vSphere: VMware explains security changes INSIDER Why passwords are failing us -- still! 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What you might not learn is that Tony is an exercise enthusiast who gets his gear from Nikeplus.com, watches his favorite shows on the Internet streaming site Hulu, keeps up with his friends on Facebook and checks the value of his Amazon.com stock (Amazon bought Zappos in 2009) at Marketwatch.com. That lesser known information about Hsieh -- a treasure trove for hackers -- is public, all the same: leaked from e-commerce and social networking sites linked to the CEO's @zappos.com e-mail address. Read More Products of the week 8.27.12 Our roundup of intriguing new products Read More Cloud security company Zscaler attracts $38 million in funding Cloud-security provider Zscaler Thursday announced it has received $38 million in venture-capital funding, naming Lightspeed Ventures as a strategic investor but not the other venture-capital partners involved in the round. Read More Java security threats: What you need to know First, the bad news. Once again, Mac users are at risk due to a flaw in Java, similar to the one that enabled the Flashback Trojan. Even worse, there isn't (yet) a patch to fix that vulnerability. But don't worry: This time around, there's good news for Mac users: Thanks to changes Apple has made, most of us are likely to be safe from this threat. Read More WHITE PAPER: McAfee Top 4 Security Surprises That Await Private Cloud Builders This report published by Gabriel Consulting Group discusses security risks that prospective private cloud builders might be overlooking. Learn more. Security Manager's Journal: Closing off a hole in Outlook With Outlook Anywhere, users can download their mail to untrusted PCs and leave sensitive documents behind. 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Hottest Android news and rumors for the week ending Aug. 31

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	Hottest Android news and rumors for the week ending Aug. 31 It's fair to say that the verdict in the landmark Samsung vs. Apple case could have been better for the Android manufacturer, as the jury dealt it a billion-dollar blow. Many pundits are already saying that the case could have broad ramifications for the rest of the Android world, scaring off hardware makers that couldn't absorb such a whopping judgment as easily as Samsung and forcing product redesigns that avoid potentially damaging legal trouble. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Sprint Streamline your business with UC&C from Sprint If you're still weighed down by an outdated communications infrastructure, you're holding your business back. Our comprehensive cloud-based unified communications & collaboration (UC&C) solution offers a risk-mitigating migration strategy, providing scalability, network & cost efficiency, greater reliability, & enhanced mobility for all employees. 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But don't worry: This time around, there's good news for Mac users: Thanks to changes Apple has made, most of us are likely to be safe from this threat. Read More WHITE PAPER: Shoretel Sophisticated Simplicity The key is to build simplicity and ease of use into these solutions from Day 1. This white paper will demonstrate a clear path to UC simplicity, and to overall success of UC deployments. Learn more. INSIDER How IT Outsourcing May Unearth the Mine of the Future A team of IT service providers helped mining company Rio Tinto push new ideas into adoption and improve the mine of the future. Read More Will cyberattacks define the future of war? Is the future of warfare going to be fought by soldiers using bullets, bombs and missiles -- or by computer geeks hunched over a laptop? Both, say experts in cyber conflict. 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	SLIDESHOWS Hot Products at VMworld 2012 Click through all the products being released at VMworld in San Francisco this week. JOIN THE NETWORK WORLD COMMUNITIES As network pros you understand that the value of connections increase as the number of connections increase, the so called network effect, and no where is this more evident than in professional relationships. Join Network World's LinkedIn and Facebook communities to share ideas, post questions, see what your peers are working on and scout out job applicants (or maybe find your next opportunity). Network World on Facebook Network World on LinkedIn MOST-READ STORIES Windows 8 is awesome ... 18 great IT tools for Android James Bond chooses Sony Xperia T over iPhone 5 Second Java zero-day found: Time to disable it, say experts Tech CEOs' first jobs 5 reasons Android users will switch to the iPhone 5 HP announces Envy X2 tablet-laptop hybrid device with Windows 8 VMware joining OpenStack delayed, for now Six ways to protect against the new actively exploited Java vulnerability Juniper dumps BitGravity CDN tech
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