10 encryption tips for the enterprise

Shutdown could test IT security at federal agencies Former Qwest CEO out prison, blames NSA for troubles Network World Daily News AM October 01, 2013 Share this email 10 encryption tips for the enterprise Whether you're protecting corporate data from internal leakers, hackers looking to steal money from you and your customers, foreign spies, your own government, or employees accidentally leaving their laptops in a taxi, encryption is today's hot go-to tool. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Shutdown could test IT security at federal agencies 2. Former Qwest CEO out prison, blames NSA for troubles 3. Products of the week 9.30.13 4. Geek-themed Meme of the Week: Guilt Edition 5. Geek-Themed Meme of the Week Archive 6. Ford chief Alan Mulally climbs to No. 2 on Microsoft CEO betting line 7. T-Mobile could see more gains from iPhone 5S and 5C sales 8. Symantec seizes part of massive peer-to-peer botnet ZeroAccess 9. Many Security Professionals Don't Understand Modern Malware 10. Forget fingerprints: Your iris is your new identity RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Juniper Networks Increase IT Agility by Automating Network Operations Increased business agility starts with simplifying network operations. And that means a simplified data center architecture and the ability to automate network provisioning, management and orchestration of workflows. The result is an agile data center network that's equipped to handle today's new apps and services. Discover how automating network operations allows you to quickly respond to changes in data center environments. Shutdown could test IT security at federal agencies A government shutdown that lasts more than a few days could test the ability of federal agencies to protect their information systems against security threats. READ MORE Former Qwest CEO out prison, blames NSA for troubles Revelations made by NSA leaker Edward Snowden would have given former Qwest CEO Joe Nacchio a fighting chance to beat insider-trading charges that garnered him a 70-month jail term, says Nacchio, who was released this month after serving four and a half years. READ MORE Products of the week 9.30.13 Our roundup of intriguing new products from companies such as Defense.net and Zyxel READ MORE WHITE PAPER: HP and Intel® Xeon® processors Ensuring Business Continuity of SAN Storage The Taneja Group examines what business continuity means in storage systems. Built from the ground up with business continuity in mind, Taneja reviews the HP 3PAR StoreServ 7000 array and highlights how its capabilities deliver a high level of business continuity. Learn More Geek-themed Meme of the Week: Guilt Edition Memes are everywhere. And while most are not very good, some can be amusing, so I publish what I consider to be one of the better ones once a week. Here is No. 15, which made the front page of Reddit. READ MORE Geek-Themed Meme of the Week Archive They are inescapable on the Internet. Most are awful. A few are not, so we have started publishing a selection of memes that amuse me. One every week. Here's the archive. READ MORE Ford chief Alan Mulally climbs to No. 2 on Microsoft CEO betting line Current Ford Motor CEO Alan Mulally has moved into second place behind former Nokia chief Stephen Elop in the betting pool as the next Microsoft CEO, according to an Irish bookmaker. READ MORE WEBCAST: Dell VMware An End-to-End Approach to Data Protection Traditional approaches to data protection are no longer enough. Why not? Because data volumes are exploding. Because there's little or no tolerance for data loss and downtime. Because IT organizations have limited resources. View Now T-Mobile could see more gains from iPhone 5S and 5C sales T-Mobile US remains the nation's fourth largest carrier, but stands to gain ground from sales of the new iPhone 5S and 5C. READ MORE Symantec seizes part of massive peer-to-peer botnet ZeroAccess The cybercriminals behind ZeroAccess, one of the largest botnets in existence, have lost access to more than a quarter of the infected machines they controlled because of an operation executed by security researchers from Symantec. READ MORE Many Security Professionals Don't Understand Modern Malware One of the most famous quotes attributed to Sun Tzu is, "If you know your enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the results of a hundred battles." This statement should certainly apply to the current cyber threat landscape. Security professionals should have strong knowledge about new types of malware, the cybercrime market, and the tactics used by cyber adversaries so they can design and... 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