Tuesday, October 2, 2012

5 simple steps to thwart a data thief

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Chris Poelker: 5 simple steps to thwart a data thief
Anywhere you look these days, it seems you can find a news story in which some poor IT guy explains how his company's systems were hacked and its data stolen. These cyber crimes run the spectrum from teenage kids trying to recreate a scene from the movie "War Games", to something more sinister, like the hacker group Anonymous trying to bring down the U.S. economy. Read More


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Jonny Evans: Apple iPad mini/nano: What to expect
Apple is expected to introduce the 7.85-inch iPad mini (iPad nano, iBook) at a special event in mid-October, reports claim. What can we expect from the new 'iThing'? Read More

Preston Gralla: Bad news for Windows 8: Pre-launch adoption numbers are dismal
Early signs point to bad news for Windows 8's launch. The new operating system's pre-launch adoption numbers are extremely low, lagging those of Windows 7 at the same pre-adoption point by a factor of five. Read More


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