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The world’s geekiest license plates

Can the Obama Administration fix your identity management problems? | Report: Spam is at a two-year high

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The world's geekiest license plates
This slideshow goes out to all those drivers who aren't afraid to say it loud: I'm a geek and I'm proud. It's filled with images of vanity plates so geeky that they prompted someone else to take a picture and post it on Flickr. Read More


WHITE PAPER: Akamai Technologies, Inc.

Taming the Cloud
This whitepaper explores the components of the cloud computing ecosystem, demonstrates how Akamai is delivering services for cloud optimization, and looks forward into the evolution of this dynamic and growing market. Read now

WHITE PAPER: GFI Software

Social Networking and Security Risks
Each social networking tool comes with its own set of security concerns which can put your information systems and/or personal data at risk. This white paper will look at some of these risks and identify possible solutions to help protect you, your personal information and your company data. Read now!

Can the Obama Administration fix your identity management problems?
Too many passwords and usernames for websites, and what level of assurance is there in the identity of the individual anyway? How can anyone prove their age online? Back in April, when it was announced, the White House took on these tough questions with its "National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace" initiative, now known as NSTIC. Read More

Report: Spam is at a two-year high
Spam - particularly the kind with malicious attachments - is exploding, reaching a two-year high overall, which includes the spike last fall just before the SpamIt operation folded its doors, a security firm says. Read More


WHITE PAPER: BMC

Deliver Workload Automation Services to Business Users
Workload automation touches every aspect of the business. It is made up of all scheduled and ad hoc processes that support critical business functions. Read More!

AT&T-T-Mobile merger will hurt wireless market, says Yankee Group
T-Mobile customers who expect to get better prices from the proposed AT&T merger should think again, according to a new Yankee Group report. Read More

Judge bounces Google's complaint over Android code viewing
A U.S. trade judge has rejected Google's move to block the testimony of a Microsoft expert witness in the latter's 10-month dispute with Motorola over patents allegedly used by Android. Read More


WHITE PAPER: IBM

Using Data Reduction Solutions to Manage More with Less
This white paper explores one of the pressing issues for storage administrators today: managing and securing a growing tidal wave of data. It discusses specific problems and describes IBM Tivoli, IBM System Storage, and IBM ProtecTIER solutions that can help address them. Read now

Whatever Happened to Microsoft Forefront Endpoint Protection?
Back in 2007, Microsoft shook the security world when it entered the endpoint security market with what was then called Forefront Client Security (now Microsoft Forefront Endpoint Protection). Forefront was positioned as the endpoint security market for the commercial market while its sister product, OneCare, was aimed at the consumer market. This created a market fire storm. Read More

Red Hat RHEV freed from Windows fetters
With the next release of its Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization (RHEV) package, Red Hat has finally rid itself of one of its most notorious dependencies, namely the use of Microsoft's Windows Server and SQL Server. Read More

A conversation with Yuval Baron, CEO of AlgoSec
Today I am going to continue my conversations with market and vendor CEO's. Today our guest is Yuval Baron CEO of AlgoSec. Read More



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Tips and tricks for protecting Android devices
Android doesn't rival BlackBerry when it comes to security and enterprise support. But Android devices can still be reasonably secure. Here are some tips to help you protect your investment, privacy, and data.

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