10 Hot Security Startups to Watch

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	10 Hot Security Startups to Watch Tablets and smartphones, which employees are bringing into work in "Bring Your Own Device" (BYOD) style, are leading IT managers to ask security questions, starting with whether they should sort out corporate mobile apps and data from personal ones. It's all encouraged a spate of security start-ups to come up with their own answers, and highlighted here are a few that have recently hung out a shingle for mobile security. But it's not just mobile spurring the creation of young security firms out to change the world. Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems An In-Depth Guide for Data Center Transformation To prepare your data center for cloud, you need a holistic framework: Cisco Domain Ten. Use this comprehensive guide to create a roadmap, find best practices and use-cases, and learn the ten crucial factors that can make or break your project. Read Now In this Issue First Look: Google Chrome 28 browser Cisco Live Distinguished Speaker Hall of Fame: First Inductees The coming Microsoft reorg: What's in it for customers? NASA wants to bring back hunks of Mars in future unmanned mission Hitachi brings high-end flash to midrange HUS VM storage line New disaster recovery pricing system bases charges on how much data is recovered, not backed up EMC battles rogue backups Microsoft's new app security rules dubbed a paper tiger AT&T teases July 16 announcement about 'what's next in wireless' The nastiest cyber security stink-bombs of 2013 (so far) WHITE PAPER: FICO (Fair Isaac) Cloud Analytics for the Masses Learn the best practices in building applications that can leverage volume, variety and velocity of Big Data for organizations of any size. Learn more. First Look: Google Chrome 28 browser A new rich notification feature, a different kind of WebKit and a raft of security fixes made it into the latest stable version of Google's Chrome browser. Read More Cisco Live Distinguished Speaker Hall of Fame: First Inductees "The average teacher explains complexity; the gifted teacher reveals simplicity." ~Robert Brault Read More The coming Microsoft reorg: What's in it for customers? The rumored reorganization of Microsoft, which could be unveiled as soon as tomorrow, will go unnoticed by customers in the near-term, analysts said. Read More NASA wants to bring back hunks of Mars in future unmanned mission The space missions to Mars have so far been one way - satellites and robotic rovers have all gone up but not come back. NASA, as part a of a new, ambitious Mars visit wants to change that by sending a rover to the surface of the Red Planet which can dig up chunks of the surface and send them back to Earth for highly detailed examination. Read More Hitachi brings high-end flash to midrange HUS VM storage line Enterprises are gaining the ability to turn existing storage platforms over to flash even as solid-state media remains mostly a tool for caching and for applications with special requirements. Read More New disaster recovery pricing system bases charges on how much data is recovered, not backed up There's a dirty little secret in the disaster recovery industry, according to Dave Simpson, who tracks the storage market for the 451 Research Group. Usually, customers require less recovery than industry vendors make them believe, he says. But vendors charge customers based on how much data they back up, when in reality it's rare for an organization to require a complete recovery of all its backed up data. Read More EMC battles rogue backups With a new set of hardware and software releases, EMC is promising to simplify its customers' storage infrastructure by combining different types of operation into a single EMC system. Read More Microsoft's new app security rules dubbed a paper tiger One analyst said he believes giving developers six months to fix an app, so as to not scare away developers, is excessive Read More AT&T teases July 16 announcement about 'what's next in wireless' AT&T is planning a July 16 announcement to divulge "what's next in wireless," which could be news regarding a rollout of faster LTE-Advanced network technology or other innovations. Read More The nastiest cyber security stink-bombs of 2013 (so far) From online bank heists to Chinese hackers, 2013 is adding up to be a security mess Read More
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