Issue highlights 1. When Microsoft's Craig Mundie talks privacy and cybersecurity, we should listen 2. Obamacare portal suffers from common e-health government disorders 3. Backdoor found in D-Link router firmware code 4. Geek-themed Meme of the Week: What's New is Old Edition 5. Geek-Themed Meme of the Week Archive 6. Facebook to buy mobile data compression startup Onavo 7. 10 New Gadgets to Improve Your Workspace 8. INSIDER 6 ways social media can boost your business 9. Brazil to fortify government email system following NSA snooping revelations |
| WEBCAST: HP More than 50% of custom mobile apps have been deployed by business units without IT oversight. The results of this Mobile App Development Survey highlight the responses of 208 IT leaders surveyed by IDC. Hear how your peers are grappling with app testing processes, cross-platform development approaches, performance and security concerns. View Now |
| Mundie, a senior advisor to the CEO at Microsoft and a member of the U.S. President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, spoke at MIT recently about cybersecurity threats and the personal privacy issues that have been a top public concern of late. READ MORE |
| The U.S. government's healthcare portal is under emergency care, afflicted by ailments that have sickened many government IT health systems worldwide. READ MORE |
| A backdoor found in firmware used in several D-Link routers could allow an attacker to change a device's settings, a serious security problem that could be used for surveillance. READ MORE |
| WHITE PAPER: F5 Networks Firewalls, WAFs, encryption, SSL VPN, and intrusion prevention systems all reduce the performance of web applications, and all exist solely to secure those applications. Learn how you can increase security with a single point of control without introducing more devices between applications and clients and degrading performance. View Now |
| Memes are everywhere. And while most are lousy, some can be fun, so I publish what I consider to be one of the better ones here once a week. Here is No. 17 in the series. Want more? Check out the "Geek-themed Meme of the Week Archive": READ MORE |
| 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 |
| Facebook has agreed to acquire mobile data compression startup Onavo and plans to use its technology in an effort to make Internet access more affordable, Facebook said on Monday. READ MORE |
| WEBCAST: Wildpackets High Speed networking is growing in core networks & data centers, leading to changing traffic patterns, like East-West traffic among servers & simultaneous use of redundant links. This webcast looks at effective monitoring through packet capture, providing visibility into previously neglected areas. View Now |
| These gadgets and peripherals hitting the market just in time for the holiday season -- yes, it's coming -- will give you and your desk a much-needed upgrade. READ MORE |
| If your company isn't fully taking advantage of social media, it might be missing out on opportunities to connect with customers, gain market share and bring needed talent into the organization. READ MORE |
| The Brazilian Federal Data Processing Service, known as Serpro, will build a secure email system for Brazil's federal government following media reports that foreign intelligence agencies intercepted electronic communications in the country. READ MORE |
| WEBCAST: NetApp Despite the hype, Big Data has introduced critical challenges for modern organizations – and unprepared organizations risk getting buried beneath an avalanche of information. View Now |
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