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	H-1B workers in line for Obamacare work Some state governments are willing to hire offshore outsourcing firms to work on controversial IT contracts that don't bar use of temporary foreign labor, or workers on H-1B visas. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: BlackBerry Mobile Security with BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 As "Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)" workplaces become more common, stay confident that your government data is secure with new mobile device management solutions on the BlackBerry® Enterprise Service 10. Separate work and personal data with BlackBerry® Balance™ technology, or access content seamlessly with secure mobile environments. Learn more about how BES 10 has allowed BlackBerry to continue its legacy of helping government agencies keep confidential data safe and secure, visit the BlackBerry Government Solutions website today. In this Issue Encryption is still the best defense, despite NSA code-cracking Tech group asks 21 countries to disclose surveillance requests Sharky: Another highly complex virtualization issue solved WEBCAST: IBM Corporation Give Your Users What They Want with Cloud and Mobile Date: Wednesday, June 19, 2013 Time: 2:00 PM EDT You will learn: - How moving to the cloud can help accelerate mobile adoption in your organization. - The benefits of combining the power of cloud with the freedom and functionality of mobile. Learn More. Encryption is still the best defense, despite NSA code-cracking Though the NSA has apparently cracked widely used encryption algorithms, security experts maintain that, properly implemented, encryption is still the best way to secure data. Read More WHITE PAPER: Nexsan Technologies The Five Forces Advancing Archive Center Stage Big Data isn't over yet. How will you handle the ever-increasing amount of digital information? It's time to reconsider why archive may be the game-changing – and budget-saving – way to manage and secure your growing data. Storage analyst Jerome Wendt explains why it's time to rethink archive. Read now! Tech group asks 21 countries to disclose surveillance requests Countries that have pledged to support Internet freedom should allow technology vendors to report the number of electronic surveillance requests they receive, a tech advocacy group said Thursday. Read More Sharky: Another highly complex virtualization issue solved This user in a government agency is the guinea pig for a new Citrix system, and the level-3 support pilot fish responsible for the project is pretty sure there won't be any help from levels 1 and 2. He's right. Read More
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