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	Data shows Home Depot breach could be largest ever Home Depot may have earned the dubious distinction of being responsible for the biggest compromise ever involving credit and debit card data. Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: ATTO Technology, Inc. ExpressSAS 12Gb HBAS: Big Performance, Low Operating Costs 12Gb ExpressSAS SAS/SATA HBAs allow users to run faster backups, complete more On-Line Transactions or deliver more streams of video concurrently. Users will realize a lower TCO with reduced initial hardware costs, reduced management costs, lower power consumption, lower heat output, fewer cables and the use of fewer PCI slots. Why upgrade to ATTO ExpressSAS 12Gb SAS/SATA HBAs? Download the White Paper now on the benefits of moving to 12Gb SAS, even while keeping your 6Gb SAS storage. In this Issue Celebrity nude photos scandal a wake-up call for cloud users Are breaches inevitable? Western Digital enters the wireless driver fray EMC CEO defends federated business model, debunks storage myths Microsoft begins dropping OneDrive's 2GB file size limit Microsoft's StorSimple: A first look at the 8000 series CryptoWall ransomware held over 600,000 computers hostage, encrypted 5B files WEBCAST: Arcserve Business-driven Data Protection Setting up data protection infrastructures with your organizations' core mission or business in mind is key. In this webinar, the Arcserve team will offer insights and solutions to make data protection a strategic component of your business. Learn more! Celebrity nude photos scandal a wake-up call for cloud users An apparent hack of cloud storage sites that caused a slew of nude images of female celebrities to hit the Internet over the weekend should serve as a wake-up call for the public and for enterprises to be more cautious with the information they store on the cloud. Read More   Are breaches inevitable? Security managers have to do a lot more to stay a step ahead of determined hackers. Read More   Western Digital enters the wireless driver fray WD has announced its first wireless hard drive, a 500GB-2TB device that works with iOS or Android devices. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Medhost Patient Portals: Connecting Communities of Care Connecting patient health data across the care continuum is essential to achieve improved care, increased access to personal health records and lowered costs. A successful approach rests in having the hospital serve as the connectivity hub for bringing patients, care givers and healthcare professionals together in a secure, online environment. Learn More EMC CEO defends federated business model, debunks storage myths EMC's federation model came under fire from activist investors who claim the company would be better served by bringing assets like VMware in-house. Read More   Microsoft begins dropping OneDrive's 2GB file size limit Microsoft's following in the footsteps of Dropbox and Google Drive by removing OneDrive's 2GB file size limit, albeit with little fanfare. Read More   Microsoft's StorSimple: A first look at the 8000 series These arrays add a cloud tier to the traditional storage tiering approach, but the high price tag and the Azure-only feature set could be deal-breakers. Read More   CryptoWall ransomware held over 600,000 computers hostage, encrypted 5B files CryptoWall infected over 600,000 computer systems in the past six months and held 5 billion files hostage, earning its creators more than $1 million. Read More
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