Issue highlights 1. How your compiler may be compromising application security 2. Seagate Kinetic - Cloud storage on a disk, no server required 3. Executive shakeups hit Qualcomm, Intel 4. Microsoft goes big data with new Hadoop Azure service 5. Zuckerberg said what about privacy? Researchers create archive to find out 6. 5 free iWork alternatives that let you get real work done on a Mac 7. How 4 companies use mobile apps to court customers 8. Masters of disasters: IT survivors of Katrina, Sandy and other natural disasters share their DR tips and tricks 9. BOOK GIVEAWAY: The Practice of Network Security Monitoring |
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| Researchers at MIT develop a tool to identify code that your compiler may inadvertently remove, creating vulnerabilities. READ MORE |
| Building your own storage area network (SAN) involves many layers, not the least of which is the server layer communicating with the storage devices. Seagate has recently announced a new storage architecture called Kinetic that builds server-like functionality and ethernet right on the drive itself. READ MORE |
| A top Intel executive retires, and along with him his group seems to be vanishing. Meanwhile, a former Intel executive now at Qualcomm gets scolded for speaking out of turn. READ MORE |
| In much the same way that Microsoft brought spreadsheet crunching to the business world through its now-ubiquitous Excel, the company is hoping to make a similar impact with big data analysis with its new Windows Azure HDInsight service. READ MORE |
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| Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg sometimes speaks quickly and his statements on Internet privacy are not always clear, so researchers have created an archive to collect everything the executive has said publicly. READ MORE |
| If you're one of the many people angry that Apple took away many features of iWork in its new upgrade, here's good news for you: I've got five free iWork alternatives that let you get real work done on your Mac. READ MORE |
| IT is on the hot seat to step up its mobile game as businesses strive to get closer to their customers. Here's how four tech departments are meeting that challenge. READ MORE |
| Natural and manmade disasters are facts of life. Smart IT managers prepare for the worst before trouble hits, so that the businesses and government institutions that rely on IT can resume normal operations as soon as possible. READ MORE |
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