Issue highlights 1. Review: Best open source network monitoring tools 2. IT jobs market booming in the Southwest 3. Rep. Issa calls So. Calif. Edison tech layoffs 'deeply disturbing' 4. Are carriers trying to steal Wi-Fi's spectrum? Not exactly 5. Tests show DDR4 is useless for desktop PC users 6. Anthem: How does a breach like this happen? (via CSOonline.com) 7. Chromebooks get a remote lock tool for admins 8. Office for Windows 10 is not free for everyone 9. ARM acqusition highlights quest to embed IoT security 10. Federal IT 'playbook' looks to avoid Healthcare.gov redux (via CIO.com) |
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| Cacti, Icinga, Zabbix and Observium are all capable network monitoring tools. Beyond the basics, there are quite a few differences in terms of features, granularity and configuration options. READ MORE |
| The Southwest is leading the nation in technology job growth; and, as many IT professionals have found, that part of the country has plenty of natural charms. READ MORE |
| The California congressman wants to know whether H-1B visa holders are being used to replace American workers. READ MORE |
| LTE will soon tap into unlicensed spectrum, but not without safeguards. READ MORE |
| At best you get a five percent increase in performance. READ MORE |
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| It's not as difficult as you'd think. READ MORE |
| It's not yet available for individual consumers, but after months of experiments in the dev channel Chrome OS remote disabling features are finally showing up. READ MORE |
| Microsoft will license some of the touch-based Office for Windows 10 apps in the same way it handles those for iOS and Android. READ MORE |
| Chip makers such as ARM and Intel are working to improve security in software and hardware. READ MORE |
| White House digital services team urges CIOs to consider users' needs and iterative design as they roll out new citizen-facing IT projects. READ MORE |
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