Can 'data lakes' solve cloud security challenges?

Computerworld Security: March 20, 2014
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Can 'data lakes' solve cloud security challenges?

Enterprise curiosity in data lakes stems from real big data ills that need
equally genuine cures.
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IN THIS ISSUE

1. 20 infamous security vendor break-ins
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2. Experts warn against judging Firefox on its poor Pwn2Own performance
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3. Darlene Storm: Government [redacted] transparency: 7 of 15 federal agencies graded 'F' in FOIA
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4. Mozilla patches 20 Firefox flaws, plugs Pwn2Own holes
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Prolexic Technologies~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Prolexic issues Cybersecurity threat: NTP Amplification

As the security community scrambles to reduce the number of vulnerable NTP
servers, attackers find ways to hit harder with fewer servers.

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20 infamous security vendor break-ins

Here are 20 of the most notorious known break-ins over the past decade.
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Experts warn against judging Firefox on its poor Pwn2Own performance

Mozilla Firefox was the loser in this year's Pwn2Own hackfest, but experts warn
against placing too much importance on the number of zero-day vulnerabilities
found in the Web browser.
http://cwonline.computerworld.com/t/8881632/823929835/662478/31/

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~WEBCAST: Druva~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Druva inSync: Endpoint Data Protection & Governance

75% of today's workforce is mobile, so you now need to think about protecting
corporate data on laptops and mobile devices. Druva inSync's integrated solution
enables you to effectively protect and govern this endpoint data.

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Darlene Storm: Government [redacted] transparency: 7 of 15 federal agencies graded 'F' in FOIA


It's Sunshine Week, but government transparency is still hard to find. Federal
agencies, like DHS for example, are failing to respond to Freedom of Information
Act requests. 7 of 15 agencies received the grade of "F." Half of all federal
agencies don't bother to update their FOIA regulations and 2013 weighed in as
the most-censored year yet.
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Mozilla patches 20 Firefox flaws, plugs Pwn2Own holes

Mozilla on Tuesday patched five vulnerabilities exploited by researchers last
week at the Pwn2Own hacking contest, where they were awarded $200,000 for their
collective efforts.
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