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	Cisco takes aim at security services with new division Cisco today said it would add a security arm to its existing services division with an eye toward pushing its support of its security products as well as offering a range of managed security services. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Check Point Software Technologies What's Hiding in Your Network? Based on research of nearly 900 companies, the Check Point 2013 Internet Security Report uncovers major security risks organizations are exposed to on a daily basis. Discover how often Bots endanger your enterprise. See how commonly-used Web applications can be high risk. And learn how easy it is to experience unintentional data loss. Read the Full Report In this Issue Google plan to thwart government surveillance with encryption raises stakes Nope, mesh networks won't stop the NSA National Archives wants your online vote for iconic American rights exhibit Email spam campaign distributes Android scareware "Oddball" asteroid – the third largest near-Earth rock -- is really a comet Start-up offers IT security rating system National Cyber Security Hall of Fame inducting five VCs throwing gobs of money at cloud, security, mobile startups Anomaly Detection Lets You Find Patterns in Log Data 15 geeky places to visit before you die WHITE PAPER: HP and Intel® Bursting with HP CloudSystem Read this white paper sponsored by HP and Intel® to learn how bursting can bring your business users and IT back into strategic alignment, as you jointly exploit new business opportunities enabled by private, public, and hybrid clouds. Learn More Google plan to thwart government surveillance with encryption raises stakes Strategy would make probing data flow expensive and hard, likely forcing the NSA to obtain a court order for targeted data Read More Nope, mesh networks won't stop the NSA Read More National Archives wants your online vote for iconic American rights exhibit It's not too often the public gets to pick what the central component of a major museum exhibit but that's what the National Archives has in mind. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM A Smarter Approach to CRM: An IBM Perspective Read this white paper, created in collaboration with Frost & Sullivan, to see how a customer relationship management (CRM) solution can help you respond on the customers' terms. Learn More. Email spam campaign distributes Android scareware Android malware is following in the footsteps of Windows malware with attackers adopting some of the same distribution and monetization techniques despite the major differences between the platforms. Read More "Oddball" asteroid – the third largest near-Earth rock -- is really a comet An international team of scientist s today said a the third largest near-Earth object-believed for 30 years to be an asteroid, is actually a comet. Read More Start-up offers IT security rating system It's not uncommon for companies to want to try and evaluate the IT security of another business before entering into an e-commerce arrangement. Now a start-up, BitSight Technologies, is out with what it calls a "rating" service to do exactly this, though there are limits to how far it can go at this point. Read More WEBCAST: IBM IBM Intelligent Investigation Manager: Online Product Demo Intelligent Investigation Manager optimizes fraud investigation and analysis and it dynamically coordinates and reports on cases, provides analysis and visualization, and enables more efficient and effective investigations. Learn More. National Cyber Security Hall of Fame inducting five The National Cyber Security Hall of Fame has announced five security pioneers will be inducted next month for their work on such fronts as intrusion detection and trusted computing. Read More VCs throwing gobs of money at cloud, security, mobile startups Tech startups focused in hot areas such as virtualization, mobility and security have pulled in tens of millions of dollars over the past week or so from venture capitalists looking to back the next big thing. Read More Anomaly Detection Lets You Find Patterns in Log Data Generating insight from log data traditionally requires writing a search. But that means you need to know which questions to ask. How do you get insight from data you know nothing about? Sumo Logic's answer combines machine learning and pattern recognition to detect anomalous events in your data. Read More 15 geeky places to visit before you die If you like reliving geeky history, you'll want to add visiting to these places to your bucket list Read More
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