Google reportedly wants to make email encryption easier, but don't hold your breath

	Google reportedly wants to make email encryption easier, but don't hold your breath | 5 ways Microsoft will enable your PC to see, sense, and understand
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	Review: 1Password 4.5 brings a mature security app into the world of iOS 7 In the past couple years, apps that store secure data on a Mac or iOS device have become a pretty common sight; the need for some kind of "secure vault" where you can stash everything from passwords to credit card numbers has become so prevalent, in fact, that Apple even built the ability to do so right into OS X Mavericks with iCloud Keychain. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Moving to a Private Cloud? Infrastructure Really Matters! This Clipper Group paper outlines the importance of the underlying IT infrastructure for private cloud environments and lays the groundwork for clients navigating cloud, highlighting many key aspects of a private cloud infrastructure. Read Now In this Issue Google reportedly wants to make email encryption easier, but don't hold your breath 5 ways Microsoft will enable your PC to see, sense, and understand Report: New Start menu and free cloud-based Windows to debut this fall Mysterious malware steals Apple credentials from jailbroken iOS devices With "Baidu Inside," the Chinese firm takes aim at hardware market BMC automates the mainframe change ticket WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies System and Data Protection, Recovery and Availability Although server virtualization helps reduce IT infrastructure costs, it also adds complexity, particularly around data protection, recovery and availability. This white paper describes how ARCserve works and the benefits it can provide IT environments of all sizes. Read now! Google reportedly wants to make email encryption easier, but don't hold your breath Still responding to the National Security Agency surveillance revelations, Google is reportedly preparing to help users beef up Gmail security with end-to-end encryption. The search giant is working on a way to make Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) encryption easier to use for Gmail fans, according to a report by Venture Beat. Read More 5 ways Microsoft will enable your PC to see, sense, and understand Two years ago, Microsoft's Kinect for Windows literally opened the PC's eyes. And now Microsoft researchers are teaching it to see. Read More Report: New Start menu and free cloud-based Windows to debut this fall Microsoft will reportedly debut its revamped Start menu--along with a free, cloud-based version of Windows--this fall. Read More WHITE PAPER: AVST Hybrid Cloud: The Enterprise Cloud of the Future The hybrid cloud, once thought of as the bridge to the public cloud, has in fact become the final destination for many medium and large enterprises' unified communications (UC) solution set. Find out how the hybrid cloud can help your company today. Learn More>> Mysterious malware steals Apple credentials from jailbroken iOS devices A malware campaign of yet-to-be-determined origin is infecting jailbroken iPhones and iPads to steal Apple account credentials from SSL encrypted traffic. Read More With "Baidu Inside," the Chinese firm takes aim at hardware market Printers, air quality monitors, and weighing scales aren't exactly in the realm of Baidu, China's largest search engine. But that's starting to change under a new company initiative that seeks to bring Baidu technology to smart devices, including household appliances. Read More BMC automates the mainframe change ticket Mainframe operators using BMC software may now be able to enjoy the speedy, devops-style development pace that is quickly becoming the norm for customer-facing mobile applications and Internet services. Read More
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