9 tips to protect your CRM data from malicious hackers

	9 tips to protect your CRM data from malicious hackers | Growing startup scene, employer loyalty lure tech talent to Midwest companies
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	Apple quickly drops iOS 8.0.1 to fix HealthKit bug A bug in the HealthKit tool for developers of health and fitness apps prevented those apps from being released with iOS 8 last Wednesday. A week later, the fix is in--but the update also seems to be causing problems of its own for some iPhone 6 users. Read More   WEBCAST: Interactive Intelligence How Moving Your Contact Center to the Cloud Eliminates Risk The total cost of ownership (TCO) debate between a premises and cloud decision continues to wage on. Depending on how you look at it, it seems that you arrive at a different conclusion. However, the missing factor in nearly all cloud contact center and unified communications TCO discussions is the consideration of buyer risk. Learn More In this Issue 9 tips to protect your CRM data from malicious hackers Growing startup scene, employer loyalty lure tech talent to Midwest companies Crowdsource mapping aids Ebola fight in West Africa WHITE PAPER: Secunia New Data Released on 2014 Security Vulnerabilities This 2014 Security Vulnerability Report reveals data on global trends. Learn how the primary attack vectors are shifting, why there's an increase of vulnerabilities in Windows 7, and how to be on the watch for risks in PDF readers, browsers and the top 50 software applications. Learn more >> 9 tips to protect your CRM data from malicious hackers CRM data offers all sorts of goodies for hackers. Now's the time to step up your protections. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Polycom Remote Collaboration Challenges and Strategies to Overcome Download this survey to learn what 5,000 business professionals around the world say are their biggest collaboration challenges--and discover the strategies they deploy to overcome them. Learn more >> Growing startup scene, employer loyalty lure tech talent to Midwest companies When Abby Cohen and Andrew Brimer decided to locate their health IT startup, Sparo Labs, in St. Louis, neither one considered a Midwest location as a challenge to attracting top technology workers. Read More   Crowdsource mapping aids Ebola fight in West Africa Online volunteers from more than 80 countries around the world are participating in the fight against the deadly Ebola virus disease, which has killed over 2,400 people in West Africa. Read More
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