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	11 sure signs you've been hacked In today's threatscape, antivirus software provides little piece of mind. In fact, antimalware scanners on the whole are horrifically inaccurate, especially with exploits less than 24 hours old. After all, malicious hackers and malware can change their tactics at will. Swap a few bytes around, and a previously recognized malware program becomes unrecognizable. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology End-to-End Service Management for Unified Communications As part of Riverbed Performance Management solutions, Riverbed OPNET Unified Communications Xpert allows continuous monitoring of voice and video quality so you can catch and fix problems before they become an issue. View More In this Issue INSIDER Five ways IT can prepare for wearable devices at work Biggest Tech Industry Layoffs of 2013 IDC tabs 'Specialized Threat Analysis and Protection' as new security segment NSA spying prompts open TrueCrypt encryption software audit to go viral Bruce Schneier wants to make surveillance costly again Location-tracking turns your smartphone into your stalker Microsoft offers quick fix for Zero-Day vulnerability Microsoft waves more security pros into the pool for $100K bounties NIST to review standards after cryptographers cry foul over NSA meddling Long live perimeter security Iris ID systems go mainstream Security Manager's Journal: Found: 30 unmanaged servers that shouldn't be Biggest risks in IPv6 security today First look: The Cisco/Insieme family WEBCAST: Silver Peak Systems, Inc. Combat Disasters And Optimize Business Operations Offsite data replication is key to ensuring ongoing business operations, but it can be complex and costly, especially when performed over long distances. Join this discussion to discover how you can apply fast, cost effective and reliable remote replication strategies and technologies. View now >> INSIDER Five ways IT can prepare for wearable devices at work Just when IT execs are getting a handle on how to accommodate employees' personal smartphones and tablets in the workplace, the technology industry has thrown up a new challenge -- wearable computers. Read More Biggest Tech Industry Layoffs of 2013 HP, IBM, Cisco and Juniper among those slimming down this year Read More IDC tabs 'Specialized Threat Analysis and Protection' as new security segment Products that can detect stealthy malware-based attacks aimed at cyber-espionage and data exfiltration should be considered a specialized area of the security market, according to research firm IDC, which has designated a new market category for them: "Specialized Threat Analysis and Protection." Read More NSA spying prompts open TrueCrypt encryption software audit to go viral A unique effort to crowdsource a security audit of the popular TrueCrypt open source encryption software appears to be going viral three weeks after it was launched by two U.S. based researchers in response to concerns that the National Security Agency may have tampered with it. Read More WHITE PAPER: Netscout Systems Inc. Holistic Service Management is Critical to the Growth of IT This paper looks at new approaches to service delivery management to allow IT organizations to deliver better service quality, performance and user experience, and to be more predictive with application performance management and network performance management. Learn More. Bruce Schneier wants to make surveillance costly again The ongoing revelations of governmental electronic spying point to a problem larger than National Security Agency malfeasance, or even of security weaknesses. Rather the controversy arising from Edward Snowden's leaked documents suggest we face unresolved issues around data ownership, argued security expert Bruce Schneier. Read More Location-tracking turns your smartphone into your stalker It knows when you are sleeping. It knows when you're awake. Read More Microsoft offers quick fix for Zero-Day vulnerability Confirming reports of limited attacks in South Asia and the Middle East, Microsoft released a security advisory on Tuesday warning of a new vulnerability targeting the TIFF image format. Read More Microsoft waves more security pros into the pool for $100K bounties Microsoft on Monday expanded its $100,000 bounty program, and will accept reports of in-the-wild attacks that demonstrate new techniques of bypassing Windows' anti-exploit technologies. Read More WHITE PAPER: VCE Convergence with Vblock™ Systems: A Value Measurement IDC found that Vblock™ System implementations sped deployments, simplified operations, improved business-support agility, saved money, and freed staff to launch new applications, extend services, and improve user/customer satisfaction. Learn More NIST to review standards after cryptographers cry foul over NSA meddling The federal institute that sets national standards for how government, private citizens and business guard the privacy of their files and communications is reviewing all of its previous recommendations. Read More Long live perimeter security It is not possible to build the perfect security perimeter. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't try. Read More Iris ID systems go mainstream Dropping prices, fast processing speeds and more user-friendly designs have given a boost to this highly accurate biometric technology. Read More Security Manager's Journal: Found: 30 unmanaged servers that shouldn't be We just found 30 servers that can't be accounted for. Thirty Internet-facing servers with no malware protection and patchy patch histories. I need to take a deep breath and figure out just how bad this is and what we can do to stop this sort of thing from happening again. Read More Biggest risks in IPv6 security today Although IPv6 packets have started to flow, network engineers still tread lightly because of lingering security concerns. Here are the top six security risks in IPv6 network security today as voted by gogoNET members, a community of 95,000 network professionals. Read More First look: The Cisco/Insieme family Cisco's Nexus 9000 product line, developed by spin-in Insieme Networks, is the company's response to the SDN craze Read More
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