Monthly Archives: April 2014

Insider threats

Dealing With Insider IT Security Threats Requires New Approaches

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Dealing With Insider IT Security Threats Requires New Approaches by Chris Preimesberger Servers and Databases Still Main Targets Servers and databases continue to hold the bulk of...
Heartbleed

Heartbleed SSL Encryption Flaw: 10 Ways to Minimize the Threat

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Heartbleed SSL Encryption Flaw: 10 Ways to Minimize the Threat by Don Reisinger Know the Affected Sites and Steps They're Taking It's estimated that the Heartbleed flaw...

BlackBerry Intends to Stay in Handset Business, Chen Says

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NEW YORK—BlackBerry has no intention of exiting the handset business. Getting that message out loud and clear was a primary order of business April...
BYOD

BYOD Adoption Continues to Grow, Led by Tablets

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The growing proliferation of smartphones and tablets, coupled with the preference to use a single device, is expected to fuel growth in the bring-your-own-device...
PC sales

HP, Dell Lead Soft Market for PCs

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Worldwide PC shipments totaled 76.6 million units in the first quarter of 2014, a 1.7 percent decline from the first quarter of 2013, according...

Optimism Among Small-Business Owners Rose in March

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The latest Small Business Optimism Index from the National Federation of Independent Businesses (NFIB) rose two points in March to 93.4, mostly reversing the...

Mobile Apps Bringing the End of the World Wide Web as We Know It

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The Web celebrated its 25th anniversary on March 11. That’s too young to die, but there’s reason to worry about its survival.The open Web...

Heartbleed SSL Encryption Vulnerability Requires Quick Attention

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According to our report on the discovery of a significant vulnerability to the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption service as it's implemented in some...
Google Chromebook

Google, VMware Offer $200 Chromebook Rebates for XP Users

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Enterprise Windows XP users now have one more option to find a new computer operating system since support for XP ended April 8. They...

T-Mobile Kicks Off 3 Days of News With $40 Simple Starter Plan

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T-Mobile kicked off the first of three days of "un-carrier announcements" April 9, with the introduction of a new Simple Starter plan. Priced at...