Future cyber attacks could rival 9-11, cripple US, warns Panetta

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	Future cyber attacks could rival 9-11, cripple US, warns Panetta The U.S. is facing a dramatically increasing threat from cyber attacks and a future attack on the country's critical infrastructure could have an effect similar to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks of 2001, the U.S. Secretary of Defense said Thursday evening. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Google Google Apps for Business Do more for less with your team using Google Apps. Custom web-based email, calendars, and documents to easily share & work together in the cloud. Start with a free 30-day trial! In this Issue 5 key forces driving open source today INSIDER CIOs feel ripple effect from chief customer officers Chinese telecom firms pose national security threat, US committee finds WEBCAST: Oracle Optimizing Data Center Infrastructure IDC's proven ROI methodology makes the business case, with quantifiable financial benefits, to refresh data center systems infrastructure. Learn more 5 key forces driving open source today From the rise of foundations to emerging revenue models, the open source movement is primed for even greater impact on tomorrow's technologies Read More WHITE PAPER: Sourcefire, Inc. How to Protect Against Hackers Targeting Applications Read "The Five Key Benefits of Application Control and How to Achieve Them," by Sourcefire security experts, to learn: • Why application control is so critical to your network security • How to encourage productivity while minimizing risks • Must haves when evaluating application control solutions Learn More INSIDER CIOs feel ripple effect from chief customer officers The new C-level executive in charge of 'customer experience' will have a profound effect on application development for all channels. Read More Chinese telecom firms pose national security threat, US committee finds After a yearlong investigation, a congressional committee concluded that Chinese telecommunication equipment vendors Huawei Technologies and ZTE pose a security threat to the U.S., with lawmakers advising U.S. private-sector firms not to buy networking gear from the companies. Read More
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