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	Apple warns of SSD failures in MacBook Air, offers free replacements Apple is warning customers that solid-state drives in some MacBook Airs are failing and is offering free replacements. Read More WHITE PAPER: CDW New Features in Backup Exec Worth Noting Restore entire virtual guests and critical virtualized Microsoft applications across VMware and Hyper-V. Learn about the features in Backup Exec V-Ray that deliver disk and tape backup and recovery across both your physical and virtual infrastructure with a single solution. Read Now In this Issue Sharky: Luckily, nothing like that would EVER happen today Yahoo to encrypt webmail sessions by default starting in January Richi Jennings: Experian unit sold your data to ID thieves: I can has fullz gold? DEMO Fall 2013: PointDrive goes beyond email attachments WHITE PAPER: EMC Corporation EMC 15-Minute Guide to Smarter Backup Backup and recovery is part of business and is essential to successful information management. Take fifteen minutes to find out how you can transform backup and recovery with disk-based, deduplication-optimized solutions from EMC. Learn More Sharky: Luckily, nothing like that would EVER happen today It's the 1970s, and this young pilot fish working as a student assistant in a university data center gets Friday afternoon marching orders from the mainframe operators who are leaving early. How could that go wrong? Read More Yahoo to encrypt webmail sessions by default starting in January Yahoo will start encrypting the webmail sessions of its users in early 2014 by making https standard for all Yahoo Mail connections. Read More WHITE PAPER: Mimecast North America Inc The Importance of Continuity in Office 365 Environments In this latest report by Osterman Research learn about the typical email usage trends and how to determine the financial impact of email downtime on your organization. Learn More. Richi Jennings: Experian unit sold your data to ID thieves: I can has fullz gold? Happy cat is happy. You might not be. Experian (LON:EXPN) is facing criticism over allegations that it sold data to identity thieves. The "fullz" resold by the alleged conspirators contained enough personally-identifiable information to pull off an ID theft. They're also said to have sold credit-card data. The 15 charges against Hieu Minh Ngo could see the alleged perp jailed for over 50 years. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers suddenly feel like a cheeseburger. Read More DEMO Fall 2013: PointDrive goes beyond email attachments Most emails with attachments are deadly dull. PointDrive hopes to change that with its platform, which adds more interactivity and tracking for sales (and others) to communicate with recipients. The company launched this week at DEMO Fall 2013. Read More
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