Box beefs up cloud security and IT controls

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	Box beefs up cloud security and IT controls Box announced on Tuesday a set of new and improved enterprise security and IT management features for its cloud-based file sharing and storage service. Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies Cloud Solutions for BC/DR Leverage the cloud to meet business continuity and disaster recovery challenges. CA ARCserve offers a full range of products, from bare-metal restore to full automatic failover for high availability, with options to deploy on-premise, off-premise, or in the cloud. Learn More In this Issue Artist's project to blast gold-plated artifact disc into orbit Ray Kurzweil at DEMOfall 2012 CEATEC: Now your laundry is in the cloud Chris Poelker: 5 simple steps to thwart a data thief RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Hortonworks Live Webinar Series: The Future of Apache Hadoop Hadoop has evolved rapidly to become the leading platform for managing, processing and analyzing big data. Join us in this 4-part series with the core committers of the Apache Hadoop projects to gain insight into Pig, Ambari, Zookeeper and YARN. Learn use-cases and best practices on how to get started with Hadoop and live Q&A. Register now! Artist's project to blast gold-plated artifact disc into orbit The Last Pictures project is scheduled to blast off this fall, sending a communications satellite into space with a gold-plated, photo-filled disc attached to it that is meant to be a cultural artifact for aliens to find. Read More Ray Kurzweil at DEMOfall 2012 Well-known author, entrepreneur and futurist Ray Kurzweil talks about mapping the human brain, the continuing evolution of technology and continued rise of artificial intelligence from the DEMOfall 2012 show in Santa Clara, Calif. Read More WEBCAST: SNW Big Data, Big Opportunity Reviews recent research conducted by Computerworld on the topic of Business Analytics and Big Data. Also features a discussion regarding the urgency of dealing with rapidly growing amounts of data in our datacenters and why converting unstructured data into business value is critical for IT departments. Learn more CEATEC: Now your laundry is in the cloud At Japan's biggest electronics exhibition, Panasonic shows its line of smart appliances Read More 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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