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	Internet Explorer is the 'sweet spot' for attackers so far in 2014 Bromium Labs research into exploitation trends in the first half of 2014 concluded that Internet Explorer and Adobe Flash are the prime targets so far this year. Read More : HP eBook: Security for a faster world Business today is driven by a global economy that generates an unprecedented volume and variety of data with alarming velocity. The information in this dossier can help your security team adapt to a world that's evolving faster than ever before Learn more. 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After evaluating various options, CP chose Vblock™ Systems from VCE to virtualize its extensive suite of business-critical SAP applications and other business solutions. Learn More India moves into the post-iPhone era Apple's insistence on premium-priced iPhones has created opportunity for look-a-likes to capitalize in up-and-coming markets. Read More 25G Ethernet moving fast Could be No. 2 data center server access port in next 5 years Read More Five takeaways from the Apple earnings call Apple's doing great in China, not so well in tablets, and R&D spending is increasing Read More Round-up of award-winning IDG Enterprise articles I had the privilege last month of attending the American Society of Business Press Editors' annual regional awards banquet along with many of my colleagues from IDG Enterprise, and better yet, we all came away with handfuls of Azbee award hardware.Here's a look at some of the more than 40 award-winners from our collection (not all of the awards are for individual articles or packages...some were for coverage of an event, like Interop, or for design). Read More WHITE PAPER: APC by Schneider Electric Owning vs. Outsourcing Data Center Physical Infrastructure When faced with the decision of upgrading an existing data center, building new, or leasing space in a retail collocation data center, there are both quantitative and qualitative differences to consider. This paper discusses how to assess these key factors to make a sound decision. Learn more! Dropbox for Business adds new features, risks thwarting its key advantage Dropbox for Business announces useful new control and collaboration features, but feature creep threatens to mar the service's trademark simplicity. Read More IRS now not sure if backup emails exist, but claims more hard drives crashed Don't get whiplash as an IRS attorney testified that the IRS is not sure if backups of Lerner's emails still exist, but other IRS officials with whom she would have communicated...their hard drives crashed too. Read More Speech recognition, sans headset Dragon NaturallySpeaking 13 works with built-in microphones; eliminates training process Read More A new breed of broadband satellites could have you living on a desert island New broadband-friendly satellites could change where we live. Read More WHITE PAPER: Netskope Cloud Enablement Playbook: 5 Steps to Cloud Confidence While IT has ownership for some cloud apps, people are now more than ever empowered to go outside of IT and deploy their own apps. This playbook is a step-by-step guide to confidently enable any cloud app in your organization so you can eliminate the catch-22 between going fast and being safe. Learn more! Benedict Cumberbatch carving out quite the techie movie career Benedict Cumberbatch, the British actor who always seems more imposing than his official 6-foot height, is establishing himself as a go-to guy for tech-themed movies. Read More 3D Gestures for Mobile Devices: IK Multimedia's iRing Here's an inexpensive new product that promises hours of fun for musicians of all types – but it might also point the way to 3D interfaces for mobile devices. Read More Apple, IBM agreement shows progress for enterprise mobility Apple and IBM who have agreed to create a partnership that addresses a what the two call a "new class of business apps," intended to bring IBM's big data and analytics capabilities to Apple's mobile devices including the iPhone and iPad. Read More Solidifying Microsoft Azure Security for SharePoint and SQL in the Cloud Best Practices to ensure data stored in SQL and SharePoint are protected when stored up in Microsoft Azure in the cloud. Read More
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