Time to take the mobile out of mobile security

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	Antone Gonsalves: Time to take the mobile out of mobile security   Rather than treat security on smartphones and tablets as something new, companies should see it as an extension of the same tactics used for years to lockdown data. Read More   WHITE PAPER: CDW Repercussions of Poor Backups Small and midsize businesses cannot tolerate the downtime and data loss from poor or failed backups. Whether you want to manage your own backup process or outsource it, learn key criteria to simplify configuration and administration, protect VMs by providing granular object recovery, and deduplicate data across physical and virtual environments. View Now In this Issue Darlene Storm: DOJ appeals: Lavabit can't shut down to thwart electronic surveillance Jonny Evans: 9 great gifts for iPhone using cyclists JR Raphael: Andy Rubin's absence and the evolution of Android Preston Gralla: Windows Phone shipments rocket 156% in a year. Are the numbers lying? Rob Walker: Adapt or die: Analytics should drive your enterprise evolution Steve Pate: Virtualized environments. Real risk. Sharky: Looks like there was a memory replacement too WHITE PAPER: LogMeIn The Rising Financial Impact of Customer Service This document will highlight the financial link between better customer service and increased company profitability. Learn More. Learn More. Darlene Storm: DOJ appeals: Lavabit can't shut down to thwart electronic surveillance Even while the Dark Mail Alliance works on Dark Mail to guarantee email privacy, the unhappy DOJ filed a US appellate brief in the Lavabit surveillance case primarily claiming that an email service can promise security, but it still has to hand over the encryption keys to the government if ordered to do so. Read More   Jonny Evans: 9 great gifts for iPhone using cyclists Whether you're a twice-a-day commuter or a rufty-tufty mountain biker, you probably carry your smartphone when you ride. With this in mind here's the Appleholic's essential gift selection for the cyclist or bikers in your life. Read More   JR Raphael: Andy Rubin's absence and the evolution of Android With KitKat, Android is headed in a noticeably different direction -- and when you look at things closely, the recent departure of its long-time leader seems anything but coincidental. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Salesforce.com   5 Secrets: Build your Sales Pipeline and Keep It Growing The typical strategy for meeting sales targets is to set aggressive individual rep quotas, rely on your top reps to achieve them, and then hope to get enough from the rest of your team to get over the top. Read now! Preston Gralla: Windows Phone shipments rocket 156% in a year. Are the numbers lying? Windows Phone shipments leaped 156% in the latest quarter, by far the biggest growth percentage of any smartphone OS. Even the normally staid IDC called that "amazing." But are the numbers really as good as they look? Read More   Rob Walker: Adapt or die: Analytics should drive your enterprise evolution As humans have evolved throughout our existence, so has the way in which we work. What has allowed our species to survive for millions of years? It comes down to learning. From learning the best methods for building a fire to learning the proper way to gather food, learning from mistakes and successes meant life over death. Our ability to learn processes, adopt them over time and then teach them to others has been key to our successful existence. Read More   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   Sharky: Looks like there was a memory replacement too Administrative assistant downloads and installs a virus, so IT replaces her hard drive, reports a pilot fish on the scene. But the next day she calls to complain that she can't access any of her files after the migration. Read More
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