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	Likewise upgrades software; Radiant release white paper Today we have a number of short, but important, announcements to pass on to you including a new software release, a new white paper and a new call to action. Read More REPORT: Radiant Logic, Inc Download Latest Gartner Report on IdM Today's centralized identity infrastructure can't keep up with tomorrow's increasingly federated demands, from user-centric identity, to Identity-as-a-Service, and the cloud. In "The Emerging Architecture of Identity Management," Gartner outlines a vision for tomorrow's identity landscape--one with virtualization at its core. Download the report--free! In this Issue Government says DMCA can't stop jailbreaking, unlocking Yahoo will invest in hackers with good ideas Enterprise UTM vs next-generation firewalls The quiet threat: Cyber spies are already in your systems Do Identity-Theft Protection Services Work? Cybercrime costs a business $3.8 million/year, study finds 12 Top Spy Gadgets How to clamp down on privileged users in a virtualization environment IBM takes dim view of EU claims "being made by Microsoft and its satellite proxies" US awards $122M for new lab that will spin sunlight into fuel WHITE PAPER: ArcSight Building a Successful Security Operations Center This paper outlines industry best practices for building and maturing a security operations center (SOC). For those organizations planning to build a SOC or those organizations hoping to improve their existing SOC this paper will outline the typical mission parameters, the business case, people considerations, processes and procedures, as well as, the technology involved. Building a Successful Security Operations Center Government says DMCA can't stop jailbreaking, unlocking Score this one 3-0 in favor of the Electronic Frontier Foundation over the corporate interests that have used the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) to shackle and intimidate smartphone users and Internet video artists. Read More Yahoo will invest in hackers with good ideas Yahoo is considering investing in hackers with good ideas and technologies, a company executive said on Saturday. Read More Enterprise UTM vs next-generation firewalls Today we have a thoughtful contribution from security expert Patrick Bedwell, vice president, product marketing at Fortinet, the well-known provider of unified threat management systems. Patrick challenges the view that next-generation firewalls are a new and superior technology to unified threat management systems (such as the ones manufactured by Fortinet). Everything that follows is Patrick's own work with minor edits. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP Standalone Data Reduction Technologies Data reduction technologies provide reliable and highly scalable storage solutions - with proven management and ease use that enable higher capacity utilization with less budget, time and energy. Learn about these technologies and how HP solutions can improve storage capacity utilization. Read Now The quiet threat: Cyber spies are already in your systems Special report: Electronic espionage from China and others could be stealing your vital product and business information right now Read More Do Identity-Theft Protection Services Work? Todd Davis is best known as the CEO of identity-theft protection company LifeLock who used his own Social Security number in his company's advertising as a sign of his confidence in the service. In May, it was widely reported that Davis's identity had been stolen at least 13 times. The controversy over LifeLock's advertising ultimately cost the company $12 million in fines. Read More Cybercrime costs a business $3.8 million/year, study finds A new study of 45 U.S. organizations found that cybercrime -- including Web attacks, malicious code and rogue insiders -- costs each one of them $3.8 million per year, on average, and results in about one successful attack each week. Read More WHITE PAPER: MessageLabs Top Ten Web Threats and how to eliminat This paper raises real challenges for IT managers who have to protect the business against malware, keep internet bandwidth available for legitimate business needs and enforce acceptable use policies for the human resource department. Read Now. 12 Top Spy Gadgets Spies are everywhere these days, from the 10 Russian agents nabbed recently here in the United States to the more glamorous Hollywood variety, such as is Angelina Jolie. In the movie Salt, Jolie plays Evelyn Salt, a CIA officer accused of being a Russian spy. Read More How to clamp down on privileged users in a virtualization environment Management and security, always a troublesome twosome, have reared their ugly heads yet again. This time, they're causing problems for virtualization initiatives, quashing deployment plans while IT managers grapple with how to finesse management and security of the virtual machines moving around the server infrastructure. Read More IBM takes dim view of EU claims "being made by Microsoft and its satellite proxies" IBM responded angrily to the claims behind investigations being brought by the European Union today that the company has abused its dominant market position in mainframe computers. Read More US awards $122M for new lab that will spin sunlight into fuel Making clean fuel out of sunlight is the idea behind a $122 million US Department of Energy award to a team of California researchers. Read More
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