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	Dropbox makes its play for business users Dropbox is hoping to capitalize on the growing use of its file hosting service among businesses with a new product built from scratch that is designed to help companies improve workflow processes. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Boundary, Inc.   Benefits of Consolidated Operations Management Points of failure are now more distributed than ever. Organizations have to manage hybrid on-premise and cloud applications. Pulling this information together in one place has been almost impossible. Read now! In this Issue The waiting ends for EMC's XtremIO all-flash storage array INSIDER The best data security offense is a good defense Jonny Evans: Quick guide: How to improve Siri in iOS 7 Steve Pate: Virtualized environments. Real risk. Andrew Litt: Why integrating EMRs and digital images is an ethical and practical imperative Microsoft Patch Tuesday advisories urge ditching old, weak crypto algorithms WHITE PAPER: Exablox How to Leverage New Storage Strategies This ebook covers some of the key challenges organizations are encountering with storage management, data protection and cost containment. It also shows how IT organizations can effectively address these difficulties while getting the most out of their valuable information assets. Read now! The waiting ends for EMC's XtremIO all-flash storage array EMC's long-awaited entry into all-flash storage arrays will finally get a full-fledged rollout next week, possibly setting the terms for mastery of the fledgling product category along the way. Read More     INSIDER The best data security offense is a good defense After several missed security audits, the IT team at the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare built an ambitious security risk framework so audit reports could be prepared in a timely fashion. Insider (registration required) Read More   Jonny Evans: Quick guide: How to improve Siri in iOS 7 We spent the evening trying to get sense out of Siri last night, which kept my girlfriend briefly entertained before she grew frustrated it wouldn't pronounce her name. Here's how to train Siri. Read More   WHITE PAPER: CDW Cloud Storage and Backup The proliferation of cloud computing options has begun to change the way storage is thought about, procured and used. IT managers and departments need to think through how cloud options might fit into and complement their onsite data infrastructures. Read Now Steve Pate: Virtualized environments. Real risk. It's not always obvious when you've been hacked. New reports from security investigators are estimating that the recent Adobe breach may in fact be the biggest known breach of all time – with more than 152 million user accounts stolen. With today's virtualized infrastructure, an unprecedented amount of data can exist in one place, making it a virtual treasure trove. Virtualized environments pose very real risks, but with the right knowledge, you can address these risks and take full advantage of the benefits. Read More   Andrew Litt: Why integrating EMRs and digital images is an ethical and practical imperative We've all been there. Following an injury, you or a family member gets an X-ray or MRI but when you follow up with a specialist a few weeks later, he or she can't access the study. In this age of rapid-fast information sharing, it's hard to understand why this still happens. Do we have the technology to solve the problem? Read More   Microsoft Patch Tuesday advisories urge ditching old, weak crypto algorithms Microsoft patched serious vulnerabilities Tuesday in Windows, Internet Explorer and Office, but also urged customers to stop using the aging RC4 cipher and SHA-1 hashing function in their systems and services. Read More
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