Issue highlights 1. 10 great illustrations of Linux humor 2. Breaking Moore's Law: How chipmakers are pushing PCs to blistering new levels 3. Will ONS Help SDN Cross the Chasm? 4. Accountability arrives on Wall Street … for botched technology 5. BlackBerry calls broker's report of high Z10 returns "absolutely false" 6. Air Force reclassification of cyber tools as weapons sparks speculation 7. The real reasons to blame Windows 8 for plummeting PC sales 8. Startup aims SDN technology at Cisco WANs 9. Wi-Fi hard drive showdown: Corsair Voyager vs. Seagate Wireless Plus 10. Cool, weird and unusual security gear |
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| Here is a collection of posters,wallpapers and other artworks that show off the old Linux funny bone. READ MORE |
| There's no two ways around it: The PC is slowing down with age. READ MORE |
| The RSA security conference was once limited to discussions around encryption algorithms and cryptography attracting a limited and highly technical audience. Likewise, VMworld was once a Mecca for software developers and testers only. These descriptions represent ancient history – RSA covers the entire cybersecurity spectrum while VMworld has become a nexus around cloud computing. READ MORE |
| WHITE PAPER: Netscout Systems Inc. This white paper is to help IT organizations adopt a management methodology that enables them to improve the user experience by focusing on service delivery management. Learn More. |
| Wall Street executives may be able to avoid accountability for just about everything, but just about everything does not include failing to properly oversee those who manage the technology upon which investors depend. READ MORE |
| BlackBerry Friday branded as "absolutely false" a brokerage's report claiming that "in several cases, returns are now exceeding sales" for the company's new Z10 smartphone in the U.S. READ MORE |
| An Air Force general this week stoked speculation about the military's cyberwar preparedness when he revealed it had reclassified six cyber tools as weapons. READ MORE |
| WHITE PAPER: PhoneFactor Malware, like ZeuS and other real-time attacks, has rapidly outpaced all other banking security threats to defeat most security measures in place today. This whitepaper examines these current malware threats and today's best practices for mitigating them, such as out-of-band authentication and transaction-level verification. Learn More |
| PC sales suffered a 14 percent drop in the first quarter, the largest drop for a single quarter in the 20 years that IDC has been tracking the data. Fingers immediately began pointing at Windows 8, but the new Microsoft OS isn't to blame--at least not in the way you might think. READ MORE |
| SDNs aren't just for data center networks, despite the best-use-case-scenario arguments for network virtualization and flow management pervading the industry. READ MORE |
| What could be better than a portable hard drive? A battery-powered portable hard drive that provides its own Wi-Fi hotspot, of course. Corsair's Voyager Air and Seagate's Wireless Plus command hefty price premiums compared to more ordinary drives, but they are also extremely convenient. READ MORE |
| These are not your usual ho-hum security products. If you worked as a government spy, law enforcement, or the military, what would you buy? Maybe some of this shown at the GovSec show. READ MORE |
| WHITE PAPER: VMware, Cisco and NetApp Faced with an aging physical IT infrastructure, Meritrust Credit Union sought a more stable foundation for its business critical applications and for its Oracle database, which is central to its operations. Read Now! |
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