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	FCC data shows US networks under attack Early one morning in April last year, someone accessed an underground vault just south of San Jose, California, and cut through fiber-optic cables there. The incident blacked out phone, Internet and 911 service for thousands of people in Silicon Valley. Read More WEBCAST: Cisco Systems Evaluating Leading Breach Detection Systems Today's constantly evolving advanced malware and Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) can evade point-in-time defenses to penetrate networks. Security professionals must evolve their strategy in lockstep to confront these advanced threats before, during and after attacks. Learn more >> In this Issue Evan Schuman: The data dangers of free public Wi-Fi Testbed will help clouds and networks shake hands Cisco describes its SDN vision: A Q&A with Soni Jiandani LTE network for US public safety taking it one step at a time : RMG Networks Visualizing Gamification with Intelligent Digital Signage When designed and implemented correctly, gamification in business can help businesses motivate performance and increase productivity. Learn More. Learn More Evan Schuman: The data dangers of free public Wi-Fi New York's plan to turn pay phones into free Wi-Fi stations could be a template for other cities, and bad news for IT departments trying to protect corporate data and intellectual property. Read More Testbed will help clouds and networks shake hands A network testbed being constructed just south of San Francisco will help carriers and vendors develop standards for better cloud services, the CloudEthernet Forum says. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Big Data Hadoop Solution Report, Q1 2014 Read this report from Forrester Research and find out why IBM InfoSphere BigInsights was named a leader among 9 companies evaluated, and how it stands in relation to other big data Hadoop vendors. Read now Cisco describes its SDN vision: A Q&A with Soni Jiandani Soni Jiandani is one of Cisco's serial entrepreneurs, having been a key member of the teams that developed everything from the Nexus 5000 to Cisco's Unified Computing System (which in five years has leapt to the top of the x86 blade server market in North America, according to IDC). Today Jiandani is Senior Vice President of Cisco's Insieme business unit, the group pushing the company's Software Defined Networking vision. Network World Editor in Chief John Dix caught with Jiandani to get her take on how SDN plays out. Read More LTE network for US public safety taking it one step at a time The organizers of the FirstNet LTE public safety network have the frequencies and standards they need to build the system, and they know where the money's coming from. They know how to get there from here, but it won't be a quick trip. Read More
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