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	Cisco takes aim at security services with new division Cisco today said it would add a security arm to its existing services division with an eye toward pushing its support of its security products as well as offering a range of managed security services. Read More WEBCAST: HP & Intel® Cloud Knowledge Vault According to market research, more than 60 percent of enterprises will have adopted some form of cloud computing by 2013. Learn how your organization can benefit from the scalability, flexibility, and performance that the cloud offers through the short videos and other resources in this HP & Intel® Cloud Knowledge Vault. View Now In this Issue 14 geeky ways to celebrate Friday the 13th VCs throwing gobs of money at cloud, security, mobile startups What the NSA chief didn't tell Black Hat INSIDER IT Resume Makeover: How to Showcase Your Strengths Apple's iOS 7 gives security pros a lot to like Security experts question if Google's Chrome Apps is worth the risk How to spot a phishing email Buggy Microsoft update hamstrings Outlook 2013 Google plan to thwart government surveillance with encryption raises stakes The iPhone 5s fingerprint reader: what you need to know Obamacare data hub is secure and ready to roll National Cyber Security Hall of Fame inducting five Start-up offers IT security rating system Products of the week 9.9.13 WEBCAST: Egnyte The Benefits of Hybrid Cloud Sharing Security. Scalability. Control. These are just some of the many benefits of enterprise cloud file-sharing that you'll discover in this KnowledgeVault, packed with short videos, white papers and demos. View Now! 14 geeky ways to celebrate Friday the 13th Don't be scared, there's plenty to do on Friday, Sept. 13 Read More VCs throwing gobs of money at cloud, security, mobile startups Tech startups focused in hot areas such as virtualization, mobility and security have pulled in tens of millions of dollars over the past week or so from venture capitalists looking to back the next big thing. Read More What the NSA chief didn't tell Black Hat When NSA chief Gen. Keith Alexander addressed Black Hat earlier this year, he painted a rosy picture of how well the agency controls access to its phone record database, but he never brought up cases when those controls broke down, unauthorized access was made and data was shared among analysts who shouldn't have seen it. Read More INSIDER IT Resume Makeover: How to Showcase Your Strengths Your resume needs to be more than a description of the roles you previously held. It needs to tell the story of you. Learn what it takes to showcase the skills that will get you hired. Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Wi-Fi Challenge NWW Jun-Aug13 Cisco Connected Mobile Experiences Whether you are in retail, hospitality, healthcare, transportation, or another industry, keeping and attracting customers is crucial to the success of your organization. Cisco Connected Mobile Experiences can help you improve customer loyalty and increase revenue. Learn more. Apple's iOS 7 gives security pros a lot to like New mobile OS, launched with its iPhone 5S and 5C and a free update for iOS 6 users, should strengthen Apple's appeal in the enterprise Read More Security experts question if Google's Chrome Apps is worth the risk Worry based on security issues with cross-platform tech such as Flash and Java, which 'pioneered the write once, infect everywhere model' Read More How to spot a phishing email The editorial team at CSO were targeted by a phishing campaign recently. If it had been successful, the person(s) behind it would have tricked us into installing the Zeus Trojan, which is financial malware. Lucky for us, however, our user awareness training took hold, and we used some basic logic in order to spot the scam. Here's an overview of the phishing message itself, and the thought process used to determine that it was a scam. Read More Buggy Microsoft update hamstrings Outlook 2013 An Office 2013 non-security update, part of yesterday's massive Patch Tuesday, blanks the folder pane in Outlook 2013, the suite's email client, drawing complaints from users. Read More WHITE PAPER: Xirrus Optimize Your Wi-Fi Network Driven by the rapid evolution of mobile devices, the move to cloud-based applications and data, and the continued development of new wireless technologies, Wi-Fi has become the network of choice for connectivity. Most new devices no longer have wired connectivity. IT managers now count Wi-Fi as an essential business facility. Learn more. Google plan to thwart government surveillance with encryption raises stakes Strategy would make probing data flow expensive and hard, likely forcing the NSA to obtain a court order for targeted data Read More The iPhone 5s fingerprint reader: what you need to know So Apple has announced that it's building a fingerprint reader into its new flagship smartphone, the iPhone 5s, calling that technology Touch ID. Here's what you need to know about it. Read More Obamacare data hub is secure and ready to roll The central system built to support Affordable Care Act health insurance exchanges has successfully completed security testing and is set begin operating on October 1, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services announced Wednesday. Read More National Cyber Security Hall of Fame inducting five The National Cyber Security Hall of Fame has announced five security pioneers will be inducted next month for their work on such fronts as intrusion detection and trusted computing. Read More Start-up offers IT security rating system It's not uncommon for companies to want to try and evaluate the IT security of another business before entering into an e-commerce arrangement. Now a start-up, BitSight Technologies, is out with what it calls a "rating" service to do exactly this, though there are limits to how far it can go at this point. Read More Products of the week 9.9.13 Our roundup of intriguing new products from companies such as Symantec and Barracuda Networks Read More
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