FCC Makes Open Internet Rules Official, Sparking Immediate Legal Action

	Transition to IP network creates cybersecurity challenges for FAA | Revamped Skype for Business rolls out for Office 365, quietly bumping off Lync
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	FCC Makes Open Internet Rules Official, Sparking Immediate Legal Action On Monday this week, the FCC published its Net Neutrality rules in the Federal Register, making the Open Internet rules official, and by today (Wednesday) the rules were already being challenged in lawsuits pending from trade associations and from AT&T. To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More WEBCAST: ActiveState Docker is not Enough Join this Webcast to hear how to overcome Docker limitations by leveraging a necessary layer of orchestration that allows developers to maximize the potential of Docker. Learn More. In this Issue Transition to IP network creates cybersecurity challenges for FAA Revamped Skype for Business rolls out for Office 365, quietly bumping off Lync For Microsoft, hardware and OS consistency key in Surface 3 BYOD leading to increasingly risky behavior among employees WHITE PAPER: Globanet eGuide: Beyond Data Migration Best Practices In this guide, learn the best practices associated with email and other migration types with best practice guidance from some of the industry's leading migration experts. View now Transition to IP network creates cybersecurity challenges for FAA The Internet hasn't totally invaded the nation's air traffic control system, but as it does the Federal Aviation Administration faces a growing challenge to make sure the network is locked down secure.The security issues arise as the agency moves from a point-to-point legacy air traffic control structure to a new IP-based system commonly known as NextGen or Next Generation Air Transportation System. NextGen in a nutshell will move the current radar-based air traffic system to one that is based on satellite navigation and automation.+More on Network World: The most magnificent high-tech flying machines+To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More : Globanet Globanet Enterprise Vault Health Check Tool Globanet conducted a successful health check on a Fortune 200 company's Symantec Enterprise Vault environment using the Globanet Enterprise Vault Health Check Tool. View now Revamped Skype for Business rolls out for Office 365, quietly bumping off Lync Microsoft will debut the Skype for Business client as part of Office 365 this month, rebranding the now-defunct Lync service. Read More WHITE PAPER: Globanet How to Replace an Old Archive System Are you looking to retire your legacy archive system? Learn how one organization minimized the cost of their data migration to Symantec Enterprise Vault and kept the migration timeline completely under their control. View now For Microsoft, hardware and OS consistency key in Surface 3 With the upcoming Surface 3, Microsoft is ending experimentation and bringing back hardware and OS consistency across its line of tablets, hoping that consumers and businesses will find a lot to like.The Surface 3 is radically different than its predecessor, Surface 2, which had an ARM processor and the tablet-specific Windows RT OS. The Surface 3 sports a full Windows 8.1 OS and an Intel x86 processor, which is the combination available in most PCs and laptop-tablet hybrids today.The Surface 3, which has a 10.8-inch screen, is a thinner and lighter version of Surface Pro 3 and can offer longer battery life, said Brian Eskridge, senior manager for Microsoft's Surface products.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More BYOD leading to increasingly risky behavior among employees In the seventh season of the hit TV series The Office, Michael Scott unveils his movie called "Threat Level Midnight." In the movie, agent Michael Scarn is brought out of retirement by the President to protect the NHL All-Star Game from being blown up by the evil Goldenface. To accomplish this, Agent Scarn must go through some difficult tasks. such as learning to skate and play hockey as well as recover from a gunshot wound. Scarn, of course, does this because the Threat Level to the All-Star Game is fast approaching midnight.Businesses today are approaching their own "Threat Level Midnight," but this threat doesn't come from a single, evil super villain. Rather, it comes primarily from the internal employees in an organization and their habits when using their personal mobile devices.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More
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