10 hot cloud computing skills

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Juniper wires up WLAN deal with Aruba FBI goes national with $10,000 reward for info on anyone who points a laser at an aircraft Network World Daily News PM June 04, 2014 Share this email 10 hot cloud computing skills As more companies embrace shared services, staffers with cloud computing chops are watching their fortunes rise. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Juniper wires up WLAN deal with Aruba 2. FBI goes national with $10,000 reward for info on anyone who points a laser at an aircraft 3. Deluge of net neutrality comments hits FCC website after HBO's Oliver rallies audience 4. NSA program aims to authorize commercial security offerings 5. Researchers urge hackers to exploit Hyper-V's huge attack surface 6. So, what is a cloud OS anyway? 7. Q&A: The state of Android wearables and HTC's dual-lens camera 8. Microsoft Surface Pro 3 gets new challenger in HP Pro x2 612 9. Comcast data usage meter accuracy measurement results 10. Intel wants to eliminate PC wires by 2016 (Computex) WHITE PAPER: Dell SecureWorks Advanced Threat Services This white paper defines advanced threats, reviews the types of techniques advanced threat actors use as they relate to the kill chain, recommends specific steps for an effective defense strategy and defines how Dell SecureWorks services can help organizations detect, defend and eradicate advanced threats. Learn more Juniper wires up WLAN deal with Aruba Union driven by lack of interest, investment in Juniper gear obtained from Trapeze READ MORE FBI goes national with $10,000 reward for info on anyone who points a laser at an aircraft THE FBI today said it was making national a pilot program it tried out in 12 locations earlier this year that offers up to a $10,000 for information leading to the arrest of anyone who intentionally aims a laser at an aircraft.The FBI says that in the pilot locations there has been a 19% decrease in the number of reported laser-to-aircraft incidents. Those locations included Albuquerque, Chicago, Cleveland, Houston, Los Angeles, New York City and Philadelphia.+More on Network World: The zany world of identified flying objects+To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here READ MORE Deluge of net neutrality comments hits FCC website after HBO's Oliver rallies audience The agency's comments page goes down after comic commentator John Oliver urges people to take action READ MORE WEBCAST: Fortinet Why are customers really deploying an NGFW? Next Generation Firewall (NGFW). It seems every IT Security expert is talking about them, but what are people really doing? This webcast covers 5 real-world customer deployments and explores business drivers, key requirements, solutions considered and the final deployment. Learn more >> NSA program aims to authorize commercial security offerings NSA's "National Security Cyber Assistance Program" accredit commercial security providers for specific types of security READ MORE Researchers urge hackers to exploit Hyper-V's huge attack surface READ MORE So, what is a cloud OS anyway? Everyone seems to have their own definition of what a cloud-based operating system would actually be. READ MORE WEBCAST: Damballa Shortfalls of Security Sandboxing for Advanced Threats Network-based sandboxing has its place in a security program but relying solely on this technology for advanced threat detection can leave gaps. Learn about Damballa Failsafe automated breach detection. It uncovers actual infections that sandboxing alone misses. Register Now Q&A: The state of Android wearables and HTC's dual-lens camera HTC's Dario Laverde shares his crow's-nest view about why Android Wear is important to consumers and how smart devices will get human-like perception. READ MORE Microsoft Surface Pro 3 gets new challenger in HP Pro x2 612 Microsoft's Surface Pro 3 debuted last month to mixed reviews, and earlier Surface models have sold poorly, but that isn't stopping the rest of the Windows ecosystem from chasing the same Holy Grail - a single device that can do the work of both a laptop and a tablet. READ MORE Comcast data usage meter accuracy measurement results READ MORE Intel wants to eliminate PC wires by 2016 (Computex) The chipmaker is working on wireless technologies that will let you charge, dock, display and transfer data from a computer without any cables READ MORE WHITE PAPER: Limelight Networks Examining the Performance of Content Delivery In this new report, the Enterprise Strategy Group provides valuable insight into the global performance of leading content delivery networks. Learn More SLIDESHOWS 15 more weird things in the Internet of Things The Internet of Things is growing, and the things are getting weirder by the day. 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