How Boeing is using the cloud

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12 Biggest Data Breaches of the Last 12 Months Cisco looks at extending OpFlex Network World Daily News PM April 03, 2014 Share this email How Boeing is using the cloud There’s a lot of talk about the cloud, but how are businesses really using it? READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. 12 Biggest Data Breaches of the Last 12 Months 2. Cisco looks at extending OpFlex 3. Apple slates WWDC for June 2-6, sets up ticket lottery 4. INSIDER CIOs Predict IT Spending to Increase 5. 10 things we hate about JavaScript 6. Windows Phone Builds some momentum 7. The real reason Brookstone filed for bankruptcy 8. Users face serious threat as hackers take aim at routers, embedded devices 9. Public Wi-Fi speeds to get a boost from Qualcomm's new antenna technology 10. 7 all-in-one security suites: Anti-malware for all your devices 11. FAST LOOK: Windows Phone 8.1 WEBCAST: Oracle Transforming Finance with Cross-Functional Analytics Date: May 6th, 2014 Time: 1 PM EDT Attend this Webcast to find out how Oracle’s packaged analytic applications enable line-of-business managers to examine all their business concerns. Learn More 12 Biggest Data Breaches of the Last 12 Months Many companies have felt the effects of data theft over the last several years. It's 2014 and it doesn't look like the going is getting any easier. The technology sector seems most at risk with every week bringing the world another reported data breach. Here we look at the largest breaches in the last year. READ MORE Cisco looks at extending OpFlex Cisco says it is looking into extending its OpFlex policy protocol, unveiled this week at Interop, to legacy platforms such as the Catalyst 6500. 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READ MORE 10 things we hate about JavaScript Endless library reloading, cool tools that piggyback on JavaScript success, spaghetti code -- alert(‘Over it!’) READ MORE Windows Phone Builds some momentum Even in the days leading up to the Build conference, it was clear Windows Phone was getting some wind behind its back. Windows Phone has surpassed 400,000 apps and the Windows Store now gets 14 million downloads a day. IBM has sort-of endorsed WP as its mobile OS of choice, although not officially. READ MORE WHITE PAPER: VCE Healthcare Firm Ramps Up for Claims Processing Spikes Virtualizing compute, storage and networks with VCE was the answer for one IT-constrained healthcare organization who was able to: - Migrate applications in just five days (compared to two months previously) - Improve storage and application performance by 25%-40% - Meet stringent state-regulated SLAs - Reduce data center footprint by 75% Learn More The real reason Brookstone filed for bankruptcy Well of course Brookstone is filing for bankruptcy. What other outcome might one expect for a company that manages expenses like a drunken retailer? I've seen the evidence myself and even tried to alert the company. From a May 20011 Buzzblog post: READ MORE Users face serious threat as hackers take aim at routers, embedded devices Home routers and other consumer embedded devices are plagued by basic vulnerabilities and can't be easily secured by non-technical users, which means they'll likely continue to be targeted in what has already become an increasing trend of mass attacks. READ MORE Public Wi-Fi speeds to get a boost from Qualcomm's new antenna technology Qualcomm has chipsets on the way that use new antenna technology to boost Wi-Fi download speeds in crowded spaces where lots of people are competing for bandwidth. READ MORE 7 all-in-one security suites: Anti-malware for all your devices Let's face it: No matter what device you use, you're in danger. Security threats and malware lurk on Windows PCs, Macs, and Android and iOS devices. If you use more than one device -- like most of us do -- that makes it even more difficult and expensive to be vigilant and keep yourself safe. 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