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ITworld Today Jul 29, 2016 So you want to be a security researcher? Ever consider conducting your own security research but didn't know where to start? DataGravity CISO Andrew Hay has some advice for you. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Microsoft's Iowa data center cluster to reach 3.2M square feet • Best Deals of the Week - Deal Alert • Review: 3 Bluetooth headsets for stereo sound • The Week in iPhone Cases: Meet Popslate, a case with a second screen just for widgets • 22% off iHealth Oxygen level, Pulse rate, and Perfusion Index Monitor - Deal Alert • 9 steps for a successful incident response plan • EMV transition involves many moving parts • Rival gang leaks decryption keys for Chimera ransomware • 11 ways to build your online brand • The weirdest, wackiest and coolest sci/tech stories of 2016 (so far!) • After 20 years of Windows Server, Microsoft looks to agile future • Google Play Family Library launches, enabling shared apps, games, movies, and more • The Google Phone app now zaps spam callers on Nexus and Android One phones White Paper: Bluewolf How the Best IT Teams Use Salesforce: ITworld White Paper How do the top companies get the most out of Salesforce? Based on data collected from over 1,500 Salesforce customers, this report is focused on how the best IT teams are using Salesforce now. Read More ▶ Microsoft's Iowa data center cluster to reach 3.2M square feet Microsoft is creating some 3.2 million square feet of data center space in the West Des Moines, Iowa, area but in three separate locations. The combined investment is about $3.5 billion. Read More ▶ Best Deals of the Week - Deal Alert Check out this roundup of the best deals on gadgets, gear and other cool stuff we have found this week. All items are highly rated, and dramatically discounted. Read More ▶ Review: 3 Bluetooth headsets for stereo sound We review three sets of Bluetooth earbuds from Jabra, Jaybird and Plantronics for music listening and phone talking. Read More ▶ The Week in iPhone Cases: Meet Popslate, a case with a second screen just for widgets This week's roundup of new iPhone cases introduces us to the Popslate, a case with a battery-powered black-and-white screen to give you quick info at a glance. Read More ▶ 22% off iHealth Oxygen level, Pulse rate, and Perfusion Index Monitor - Deal Alert This oximeter gives you gives you fast, accurate vitals sign readings. Measure, track, and share your blood oxygen level, pulse rate, and perfusion index right from your smartphone or tablet. Read More ▶ 9 steps for a successful incident response plan It is of vital importance to have a plan in place before an incident hits your company. Read More ▶ EMV transition involves many moving parts There's a lot of finger pointing going around about why the transition is going so slowly, but the bottom line, according to experts, is that the United States has a more complicated infrastructure than other countries and the transition was never expected to happen quickly Read More ▶ Rival gang leaks decryption keys for Chimera ransomware The creators of the Petya and Mischa ransomware programs leaked around 3,500 RSA private keys allegedly corresponding to systems infected with another ransomware program called Chimera. Read More ▶ 11 ways to build your online brand Branding, marketing and small business experts share their tips on how to turn your startup into a recognizable brand. Read More ▶ The weirdest, wackiest and coolest sci/tech stories of 2016 (so far!) Yes it's that time again…Time to search the old news-feed and find some of the most interesting and sometimes weird and wacky high-tech stories of the year. This time out we feature a look at everything from fireworks displays in space to Starship Enterprise remakes and mermaid robots – just to name a few cool stories. Read More ▶ After 20 years of Windows Server, Microsoft looks to agile future Windows Server 2016 still comes with a traditional, graphical server interface, but that's not the future for the server operating system, according to its chief architect. Read More ▶ Google Play Family Library launches, enabling shared apps, games, movies, and more Much like the Play Music family plan, up to six different people can access the same batch of purchased content. Read More ▶ The Google Phone app now zaps spam callers on Nexus and Android One phones Suspicious calls will be flagged with a large, red warning and the dialer will empower you to report such miscreant numbers to Google. Read More ▶ White Paper: Bluewold How the Best IT Teams Use Salesforce: ITworld White Paper How do the top companies get the most out of Salesforce? Based on data collected from over 1,500 Salesforce customers, this report is focused on how the best IT teams are using Salesforce now. Read More ▶

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