Issue highlights 1. INSIDER How to check Wi-Fi channels on Android devices 2. Some hackers are unknowingly gathering intel for the NSA 3. Backblaze releases raw data on all 41,000 HDDs in its data center 4. Adobe starts patching latest Flash flaw 5. Google Glass is alive and well in the enterprise (via CIO.com) 6. Under Armour buys two fitness apps, builds trove of health data 7. Russian hackers have a foothold in Sony Pictures' network, security firm says 8. How corporate spies access your company's secrets (via CSOonline.com) 9. Next iPhone chip will reportedly be made by Samsung 10. New spyware targets iOS devices, steals pictures and data 11. Microsoft said to acquire calendar app Sunrise for north of $100 million |
| WHITE PAPER: BMC Software This paper, "An Insightful Approach to Optimizing Mainframe MLC Costs," discusses how you can penetrate the complexity of IBM mainframe MLC products and the MLC price model to gain insight into the MLC cost drivers and leverage that insight to optimize MLC spend. Learn More |
| Checking the channels used by your wireless network and others nearby can help when troubleshooting Wi-Fi interference and performance issues. Here's how to do it. READ MORE |
| The NSA and its partners are intercepting information stolen by hackers from intelligence targets. READ MORE |
| Online backup provider Backblaze released raw performance data collected over three years on drives in its data center, allowing the public to pore over failure rates from various vendors models. READ MORE |
| A manual update is coming today. READ MORE |
| The companies building software and services for Glass say the future of smartglasses in the enterprise has never been brighter. READ MORE |
| WHITE PAPER: Attachmate As organizations re-think their file movement strategies, they need better visibility over files and file movements, better management of file access, and better governance of file actions. Learn More |
| MyFitnessPal and Endomondo give Under Armour access to a valuable new pot of health data. READ MORE |
| Taia Global says that either intruders from the November breach never left, or Sony Pictures was hacked a second time. READ MORE |
| Your efforts to spot traitors and limit their access to sensitive data may not be enough. READ MORE |
| Apple evidently likes its arch-rival's chip factories. READ MORE |
| Spyware from a pro-Russian group is targeting iPhones, whether they're jailbroken or not, says Trend Micro READ MORE |
| Sunrise's software pulls data from third party services like Microsoft Exchange. READ MORE |
| WHITE PAPER: IBM Read this whitepaper to learn how to avoid these 4 common app deployment mistakes to help make your next mobile project a success. Learn More |
| |
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.