12 hot security start-ups to watch

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	12 hot security start-ups to watch Going into 2014, a whirlwind of security start-ups are looking to have an impact on the enterprise world. Most of these new ventures are focused on securing data in the cloud and on mobile devices. Here's our slate of security start-ups worth watching in the near future. Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Canon Unified Mobile Document Management Solutions from Canon Mobile printing solutions with the Canon imageRUNNER ADVANCE Series and smart uniFLOW software can create huge cost efficiencies across organizations. It's a scalable and simple system that supports secure mobile printing, print from anywhere capabilities, flexible authentication and integrated tracking and reporting even among mixed fleets. Experience SIMPLY ADVANCED. In this Issue IT budgets, headcount set to grow in 2014: study Microsoft sees huge potential in fuel cells How to boost Windows 8 performance Start-up Adallom takes on SaaS security monitoring/auditing Google Glass wearers to get access to tunes, new earbuds Start-up Sideband Networks models live network traffic to spot trouble Nation-state likely behind attack on IE zero-day flaw Don't expect data on P2P networks to be private, judge rules SugarCRM goes after Salesforce.com with new interface, emphasis on lower cost WHITE PAPER: AppNeta AppNeta Trace View - Free Trial Download   Want to try AppNeta in your own application environment? Install in 5 minutes! Learn More IT budgets, headcount set to grow in 2014: study Companies are still concerned about the economy, but that hasn't stopped them from funneling more of their revenue to the IT department, according to the latest survey data from the Society for Information Management (SIM). Read More   Microsoft sees huge potential in fuel cells Microsoft is investigating the use of fuel cells to power data centers, arguing in a paper released Tuesday that its studies find it a technology with much potential. Read More   How to boost Windows 8 performance There's an unassailable rule of computing: No matter how fast your computer is, and no matter how well it runs, you want it to run better. Read More   WHITE PAPER: PC Connection   The Infiltration of Mobility on the Enterprise As mobility infiltrates the enterprise in increasingly fragmented ways, IT leaders are challenged to somehow keep things under control as mobile employees work not only in traditional business settings like conference rooms, branch offices and client locations, but also at home, in airports, and hotels. Learn More Start-up Adallom takes on SaaS security monitoring/auditing Start-up Adallom today introduced a cloud-based offering intended to help enterprises better monitor, audit and control use of software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications by employees. Read More   Google Glass wearers to get access to tunes, new earbuds Google Glass users will soon be able to play their favorite tracks from Google Play, listening to them via a set of special earbuds. Read More   Start-up Sideband Networks models live network traffic to spot trouble Start-up Sideband Networks today came out of stealth mode with an appliance that it says can model live traffic to give visibility into applications and user devices in order to solve performance problems. Read More   WHITE PAPER: SAP Transition to the 3rd Platform for Enterprise Applications The tech industry is in the midst of a major transition brought about by the combination of four forces. Since the lifetime of an application software package in a business is significant, application buyers need to consider support for the 3rd Platform. Learn more Nation-state likely behind attack on IE zero-day flaw   The website of a U.S. organization specializing in national and international security policy was compromised with malware that targeted a previously unknown vulnerability in Internet Explorer. Read More   Don't expect data on P2P networks to be private, judge rules   There can be no expectation of privacy in data exposed to the Internet over a peer-to-peer file-sharing network, a federal judge in Vermont ruled in a case involving three men charged with possession of child pornography. Read More   SugarCRM goes after Salesforce.com with new interface, emphasis on lower cost SugarCRM is hoping to gain inroads against its much larger rival Salesforce.com with a revamped user interface it says places emphasis on the needs of individual users, not business managers seeking a wide view of sales activity in their company. Read More
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