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	10 things that scare the bejeezus out of IT pros If long hours and failed projects terrify you, these sentences will chill you to your core. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Canon Canon is Advancing Cybersecurity on Multifunction Devices A convergence of networking, document and data workflow, and mobile technologies, MFDs are critical to enterprise productivity. But with new workflows come new security challenges. Learn how the Canon imageRUNNER ADVANCE platform is making authentication and access, user auditing, and physical artifacts more secure and easier to manage than ever. Discover Simply Advanced Security from Canon In this Issue How your compiler may be compromising application security Go west, young programmer, if you want to make the big bucks Tech-or-treat: What 13 tech companies might be handing out this Halloween Nvidia adds Shadowplay game recording to GeForce Experience The cost of holiday season cyber attacks? $500K per hour! Fake social media ID duped security-aware IT guys Disconnect: 9 things job-hunters expect and what employers really want Should Linux be used to replace Windows XP on older hardware? Everything you always wanted to know about home computers - in 1983 WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems Embracing BYOD Through Secure App and Data Delivery The proliferation of personal devices in the workplace is creating huge challenges for IT. To meet the challenge, go beyond traditional point solutions. Discover how you can secure and manage devices, apps and data with enterprise mobility management. Download the white paper. Learn More How your compiler may be compromising application security Researchers at MIT develop a tool to identify code that your compiler may inadvertently remove, creating vulnerabilities. Read More Go west, young programmer, if you want to make the big bucks More tips on how to make lots of money as a software developer. Read More Tech-or-treat: What 13 tech companies might be handing out this Halloween Here's what trick-or-treaters could expect to get if these technology companies turned on their porch lights this Halloween. Read More Nvidia adds Shadowplay game recording to GeForce Experience Nvidia has taken the first step towards easy sharing of PC gaming moments with the introduction of the DVR-like Shadowplay. Read More WHITE PAPER: VMware Forrester - Business Value of Virtualization Forrester interviewed individuals responsible for the IT infrastructure and architecture and asked executives to rate the benefits received from consolidating servers, performing business continuity/disaster recovery, reclaiming data center capacity, and executing similar initiatives. Read now! The cost of holiday season cyber attacks? $500K per hour! The price tag for cyber attacks during the all-important holiday season is eye-popping, according to a new study by RSA Security and The Ponemon Institute. Read More Fake social media ID duped security-aware IT guys Penetration testers used a faked woman's identity on social networks to break into a government agency with strong cybersecurity defenses. Read More Disconnect: 9 things job-hunters expect and what employers really want Here's what employers want, what job-hunters must do, and the disconnect between the two parties when it comes to interviewing, social media, etiquette and more. Read More Should Linux be used to replace Windows XP on older hardware? In today's open source roundup: Windows XP is headed for the scrap heap, should Linux replace it on older machines? Plus: A review of Edubuntu 13.10, and a preview of OpenMandriva Lx. Read More Everything you always wanted to know about home computers - in 1983 Steve Allen and Jayne Meadows tell you all about these new fangled devices in a classic LP. Read More
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