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	BOOK GIVEAWAY: The Practice of Network Security Monitoring We've got 5 copies to give to some lucky ITworld readers. Enter now for your chance to win! Read More WHITE PAPER: CDW Prioritize DLP Needs Organizations that think their data is safe because they're using full disk encryption or SSL transactions need to think again. Tablet and iPhones accessing corporate data create the need for a content-aware data loss prevention DLP system. Read Now In this Issue VMware expands management of Amazon, Microsoft, OpenStack clouds Juniper seeks edge router advantage over Cisco, Alcatel-Lucent Is Twitter's top engineer worth $10.3 million? How cable companies have quietly dominated public Wi-Fi Lavabit briefly allowing users to recover their data Building blocks are snapping together virtually to handle big storage Backup starts to scale out along with storage, data growth Avaya cozies up to developers Having fun with super-fast storage drives WHITE PAPER: PC Connection The ROI of Consolidating Backup and Archive Data What are the cost and productivity benefits of a consolidated approach to data protection versus more siloed methods to backup and archiving? To gage the benefits, IDC conducted interviews with organizations using EMC Data Domain deduplication storage systems to protect backup and archive data. Learn More VMware expands management of Amazon, Microsoft, OpenStack clouds VMware has rolled out expanded support for non-VMware workloads in its management tools, including the added ability to manage OpenStack clouds, and providing better visibility into Amazon and Microsoft clouds. Read More Juniper seeks edge router advantage over Cisco, Alcatel-Lucent Juniper Networks this week upgraded its MX service provider edge routers with expanded system capacity to enhance subscriber bandwidth and service performance. Read More Is Twitter's top engineer worth $10.3 million? Twitter revealed its biggest earners as it prepares for its IPO. CEO Dick Costolo netted $11.5 million last year, and Christopher Fry, SVP of engineering, raked in $10.3 million. Read More How cable companies have quietly dominated public Wi-Fi With more than 200,000 Wi-Fi hotspots launched in the past few years U.S. cable providers are the runaway leaders in public Wi-Fi. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP HP 2012 Cyber Risk Report Gain insight into the top vulnerability trends, web application vulnerabilities, mobile application security, as well as what to look for in the year ahead to keep your enterprise secure. Learn more. Lavabit briefly allowing users to recover their data Former users of the Lavabit encrypted email service that was shut down in August are being temporarily allowed to change their passwords and download copies of their data. Read More Building blocks are snapping together virtually to handle big storage Easy expansion, lower costs and cloud-like internal services are common themes in storage today, and startup Coho Data is playing all three with a "micro-array" architecture that it's introducing on Tuesday. Read More Backup starts to scale out along with storage, data growth Backup and recovery is starting to get some of the same capabilities as primary storage systems to handle the rising floods of data with less management overhead. Read More Avaya cozies up to developers Avaya is making it easier to drop its unified communications capabilities into business applications, removing a layer of complexity that may be holding developers back from writing communications-enabled apps for businesses. Read More Having fun with super-fast storage drives Two drives (and a docking station) that can help speed up your personal file storage transfer dilemmas. Read More
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