Some predictions on where web design is headed

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	March 26, 2015 Read some predictions about what the future will (hopefully) bring to the world of web design in the next couple of years. 10. The data breach quiz: What have we learned? 9. Melanie Pinola: How to block people from tracking when you open or read their emails 8. RadioShack puts customer's personal data up for sale in bankruptcy auction 7. Phil Johnson: No, it's not always quicker to do things in memory 6. Amazon blasts FAA on drone approvals, regulations WHITE PAPER: HP The ESG Cybersecurity Maturity Model How does your cybersecurity program compare to other companies? Where do your security people, processes, and technology place you among peer organizations? And more important, what should be your next steps to improve your program? Learn more >> 5. Peter Smith: Vessel launches and offers a free year of premium service to early adopters 4. Review: 7 excellent mobile app builders 3. How to create a home server with Raspberry Pi 2 2. Android flaw puts personal data at risk for millions 1. Matthew Mombrea: Web design trend predictions for 2016 - 2017 WHITE PAPER: HP HP ArcSight ESM Solution Helps Bank to Combat Fraud Turkey's Finansbank needed a way to spot potential fraud among millions of electronic transactions. But implementing a commercial fraud management application would take 18 months. Based on their experience using HP ArcSight Enterprise Security Manager (ESM) for IT security operations, they decided to adapt HP ArcSight ESM for fraud management. Learn More Most Popular 2015 reality check: IT hiring, spending are up -- for now Stanford breakthrough could make better chips cheaper 9 compelling reasons to keep your old PC instead of upgrading How 20 (mostly) tech companies' logos have evolved over the years 12 standout social media success stories WEBCAST: HP Insiders, Outsiders, and Big Data The challenges you face today in protecting your organization from insiders, outsiders, and hacktivists include incomplete threat intelligence, minimal visibility into unstructured data, and insufficient context. In addition, modern network security systems generate such an enormous volume of events that it is hard to take action on all of them. Learn More>>
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