The Apple Pay refuseniks at CVS won’t win this battle

	Darlene Storm: Zero-day in Samsung 'Find My Mobile' service allows attacker to remotely lock phone | Richi Jennings: Apple Pay becomes a hard pill to swallow for CVS
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	Jonny Evans: The Apple Pay refuseniks at CVS won't win this battle The CVS network's decision not to support Apple Pay doesn't matter too much -- its alternative mobile payments system won't catch on and customers will just pay cash. Read More WEBCAST: Centrify Corporation Enterprise SaaS Security and Governance Considerations The security and governance impact of SaaS-based applications has been tremendous due to a lack of IT visibility and control. This Webcast explores how to mitigate the risks in applications like Salesforce, GoogleApps, Dropbox, and more. Learn more >> In this Issue Darlene Storm: Zero-day in Samsung 'Find My Mobile' service allows attacker to remotely lock phone Richi Jennings: Apple Pay becomes a hard pill to swallow for CVS Sharky: And by the way, welcome back! WHITE PAPER: BMC Software Deliver the Future of IT Operations Today Enterprise IT operations teams are struggling to keep pace with the business as well as cope with new technology trends. Find out about a new solution that allows for increased critical business insight and a modern user experience. Learn More Darlene Storm: Zero-day in Samsung 'Find My Mobile' service allows attacker to remotely lock phone NIST warned that if an attacker exploits the zero-day vulnerability in Samsung's 'Find My Mobile' service, then the hacker can remotely lock, unlock and ring the phone. Read More WHITE PAPER: SAS Data Visualization Techniques Regardless of how much data an organization has, creating visuals of data will deliver the most meaningful analysis. This paper discusses some of the basic issues concerning data visualization, from data size and column composition, to solving unique challenges presented by big data. Learn More Richi Jennings: Apple Pay becomes a hard pill to swallow for CVS Apple's new NFC mobile payment system -- Apple Pay -- has received generally positive reviews from users and journalists alike. On the other hand, a group of retailers known as Merchant Customer Exchange recently had a less-than-enthusiastic reaction to Apple's new wireless wonder. So unenthused, the group has now blocked all NFC-based payment systems. Read More Sharky: And by the way, welcome back! This manufacturing company has a shiny new HR system, reports a pilot fish working there -- and it's going to take some getting used to. Read More
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