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	Tech CEOs are making HOW MUCH more than you? Fifteen tech leaders made more than $14 million in 2013. Read More WHITE PAPER: PC Connection | Cisco | Intel® It's Time to Refresh Your Data Center In this Whitepaper, we'll take a close look at how Cisco® Unified Computing System (UCS®) with intelligent Intel® Xeon® processors is revolutionizing the way businesses store and access information. Learn More In this Issue Using math and crowdsourcing to camouflage 'eyesores' Hands on: Microsoft Surface Pro 3 - Reliable tablet, limiting ecosystem Is Cisco Back (as an enterprise security leader)? How to Do Big Data in Healthcare Obama backs new surveillance legislation, but tech companies reject Dark Wallet--Threat or No Threat? 7 ways to use social media to get work done Oops! Microsoft's Office 365 may not be a freebie for Thailand schools after all Celebrating 25 years of Cisco Networkers WEBCAST: Dell SecureWorks Counterstrategies for Combatting Social Engineering Social Engineering is proving costlier than ever, especially phishing and spear phishing. With recent breaches, the imperative to counter social engineering effectively takes on a whole new level of urgency. In this webcast, the CISO for Dell SecureWorks discusses the realities of social engineering and what your organization must do to counter it. Learn more Using math and crowdsourcing to camouflage 'eyesores' Researchers at MIT are leading an effort to use algorithms and crowdsourcing to create customized camouflage that someday will conceal public eyesores such as electrical boxes and air conditioning units. Among the challenges to be overcome is creating camouflage that does the trick when viewed from different vantage points and in different light conditions. In a second you'll see some examples and... Read More Hands on: Microsoft Surface Pro 3 - Reliable tablet, limiting ecosystem Microsoft's new tablet has a remarkably crisp screen and its robust processor options make it good for creating content, but its limiting ecosystem cause concern for general usefulness. Follow reporter Nick Barber on Twitter @nickjb Read More Is Cisco Back (as an enterprise security leader)? It wasn't too long ago that Cisco was a dominant force in information security technology. The company was a market leader in firewalls, IDS/IPS, and email security and was actively pushing products for endpoint security and SIEM as well as security "blades" for Catalyst switches. Heck, Cisco even articulated a bold vision of "self-defending networks" with security policy, enforcement, and intelligence... Read More How to Do Big Data in Healthcare Many healthcare organizations like to talk about data analytics. However, here are eight pieces of expert advice to help you actually do it. Read More Obama backs new surveillance legislation, but tech companies reject A tech industry group that has Facebook and Google as participants has rejected the latest draft of a U.S. legislation that aims to put curbs on surveillance by the National Security Agency. Read More Dark Wallet--Threat or No Threat? The Fuss About Dark Wallet Read More 7 ways to use social media to get work done Social media has a reputation--well deserved, we should note--for being a bit of a waste of time. Case in point: A 2012 survey from Salary.com found that 64 percent of employees visited non-work related websites every day during working hours, and 61 percent of employees said they spent over an hour a week on personal web usage. The number one time waster? Facebook, visited by 41 percent of those users. (LinkedIn was second, at 37 percent, which probably explains a lot about why so many are killing time on Facebook.) Read More Oops! Microsoft's Office 365 may not be a freebie for Thailand schools after all A massive Office 365 deployment in Thailand schools that Microsoft initially described as free on Wednesday may not be so. Read More Celebrating 25 years of Cisco Networkers This year, Cisco recognizes the 25th anniversary of its Networkers user conference. To put this run in perspective, here's a timeline of Cisco-specific events interspersed with world, national, cultural and technology milestones that occurred over this period. Read More
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