8 ways physical security has evolved

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	8 ways physical security has evolved Physical security has come a long way since the advent of the lock and key. But for all of its changes, the greatest aspect of the evolution of physical security is how it has begun to mesh with our digital world. Here are eight of the most significant developments that have occurred over time in the field of physical security. Read More WEBCAST: Dell Inc. Make the Challenges of Remote Office IT a Thing of the Past Join us to see why PC Pro named Dell PowerEdge VRTX the "2013 Server of the Year." PowerEdge VRTX may be just what you need in your remote and branch offices to redefine your IT operations. Take advantage of the onboard shared storage, then scale over time as needed. Learn more In this Issue NASA: Space station dodged debris 16 times in past 15 years iPhone 6 to feature 4.7-inch display; 5.7-inch model also in the works says analyst ATMs could be compromised when Windows XP support ends Target hackers may have stolen useless data The Cybersecurity skills gap is worse than you think Brocade exits network adapter business Test-driving Twister: The NSA-proof Twitter clone 7 simple rules for hiring great developers Geek-themed Meme of the Week: Don't Touch Edition Geek-Themed Meme of the Week Archive WHITE PAPER: HP and Intel® Storage Insight: Debunk the Data Storage Myths Of all the obstacles standing in the way of building a better IT infrastructure, misinformation may be the most daunting. This informative eBook is designed to provide the immediate insight you need to make the right decisions about some of the most important IT issues your enterprise will ever face. Read Now>> NASA: Space station dodged debris 16 times in past 15 years NASA recently wrote that the International Space Station has, during its first 15 years of operations, made 16 space junk collision avoidance maneuvers and been closely threatened another four times. Read More iPhone 6 to feature 4.7-inch display; 5.7-inch model also in the works says analyst Joining a growing number of analysts, if not the public sentiment at large, Chinese analyst Sun Changxu recently said that she anticipates the iPhone 6 will feature a 4.7-inch display. What's more, Changxu also anticipates that Apple will release an even larger screened device with a 5.7 inch display. That, of course, would take Apple into phablet country. Read More ATMs could be compromised when Windows XP support ends If you think getting your father or elder family member to upgrade their old XP PC is tough ("Why?" they ask. "It works just fine," they say.), imagine what the banks face. They will be hit hard by the end of support for Windows XP because almost all of the automatic teller machines (ATMs) in the country use XP. Read More Target hackers may have stolen useless data In a recent interview, Andrew Komarov, CEO of U.S. security startup IntelCrawler, described the malware used in the Target data breach to be a dump-memory-scraper that infected Target's Windows-based Point-Of-Sale (POS) registers. The malware Komarov identified, named Reedum, was a variant of the BlackPOS malware that he discovered in March of 2013, and is difficult to detect using malware scanners.... Read More The Cybersecurity skills gap is worse than you think Read More Brocade exits network adapter business Brocade late last week said it has sold its network adapter business to QLogic to better focus on data center fabrics and software defined networking. Read More Test-driving Twister: The NSA-proof Twitter clone Many of you may have heard about Twister – a Peer-To-Peer, decentralized, Twitter-style social network. The idea is an interesting one - to create a social network that nobody can censor and with zero IP address tracking. A sort of "NSA-proof" Twitter, if you will. Read More 7 simple rules for hiring great developers The war for developer talent is hotter than ever. Whether you're trying to build mobile apps, redesign the user experience on your public website, or keep business-critical applications on the cutting edge, everyone needs code. Read More Geek-themed Meme of the Week: Don't Touch Edition No. 29 in our Geek-Themed Meme of the Week series, gleaned from the Internet, expresses a frustration that I'm guessing is experienced more by the childless than by parents. I've long given up on and accepted the finger smudges. Want more? Check out the "Geek-themed Meme of the Week Archive": 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
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