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	How AWS needs to reinvent its cloud Amazon Web Services has experienced meteoric growth during the past decade. But now analysts are starting to question: Can the company keep it going? It will be a big question at the company's annual re:Invent conference next week in Las Vegas. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: CYREN Webinar: Results of New NWW Survey on Web Security In July and August 2015, Network World conducted a survey of information security professionals to gain a deeper understanding of how they plan to deliver their Internet security strategy. The results are compelling and will be shared in this live webinar event. Can't attend? Register anyways to receive the on-demand recording post-event. Join us as we discuss the findings of the Network World survey and provide a step-by-step plan to providing world-class web security. Register now! In this Issue Juniper unites the enterprise Google, Cisco, Adidas snare product design awards The cloud needs a new type of network optimization Oracle services help you mix cloud and on-premises software Cloudera unveils in-memory store, security layer for Hadoop After pushing malware, ad networks also used for DDoS Keep out ahead of shadow IT Is BYOK the key to secure cloud computing? Rightscale extends its cloud manager to control bare metal Authentic8's browser-in-a-cloud insulates users from Web-borne threats WHITE PAPER: Windstream Communications The Path to Value in the Cloud The Path to Value in the Cloud, by Oxford Economics and Windstream, brings together the latest insights, tactics and strategies C-suite respondents are using to make the cloud work for them. Learn More Juniper unites the enterprise Juniper Networks this week unveiled a reference architecture for enterprise networks intended to assist in the transition to cloud computing. Called Unite, the architecture is embodied in the company's Junos operating system software and encompasses a handful of new and existing Juniper products. Read More Google, Cisco, Adidas snare product design awards Tech products stood out at the Red Dot design competition, which celebrated its 60th anniversary this year. Here are some of the most eye-catching winners. Read More The cloud needs a new type of network optimization Cloud computing took off like a rocket and has stayed on that high growth trajectory for years. The cloud has had a profound impact on the entire IT industry – from the way we build data centers to the way we procure and pay for services. In fact, it's changed the way network equipment providers build the underlying technology that powers the cloud and gave rise to a number of new companies in a very mature industry. Read More WHITE PAPER: Windstream Communications The Rising Popularity of Unified Communications in the Cloud Discover top trends and best practices for moving UC to the cloud in this Nemertes Report. Learn More Oracle services help you mix cloud and on-premises software For all the talk about cloud computing, it's a rare enterprise that doesn't still use at least some on-premises software. With that reality in mind, Oracle on Monday rolled out two new services designed to help companies integrate the diverse pieces of those mixed environments. Read More Cloudera unveils in-memory store, security layer for Hadoop Just ahead of the opening of Strata + Hadoop World in New York City tomorrow, Cloudera today unveiled a new open source project to enable real-time analytic applications in Hadoop and an open source security layer for unified access control enforcement in Hadoop. Read More After pushing malware, ad networks also used for DDoS Rogue online advertisements that infect computers with malware have become a common occurrence on the Internet. But now, it appears, hackers have also figured out how to launch crippling distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks through ad networks. Read More WHITE PAPER: Iron Mountain When the Cloud Evaporates Recent research reveals that while SaaS adoption is high, there are relevant reasons to worry about its risks - and to have a contingency plan. This white paper shares insights from the survey about the ongoing proliferation of SaaS, the potential risks of relying on cloud applications, and the actions companies are taking to mitigate those risks. Learn More Keep out ahead of shadow IT It's time to face a cold, hard fact: The shadow IT parade is passing you by, and if you don't get out in front of it and lead it where you want it to go, you might get run over. Read More Is BYOK the key to secure cloud computing? Thanks to Edward Snowden's revelations about the NSA, the comprehensive hacking of Sony, and on-going legal battles over whether email stored in the cloud belongs to the people sending it or the service hosting it, more and more cloud services have moved to encrypt data. Some are going even further, offering Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) options, where the user holds the encryption keys for their own cloud data. Read More Rightscale extends its cloud manager to control bare metal RightScale, which has a SaaS-based tool for managing multiple different types of public clouds can now also control bare metal servers sitting on customers premises. Read More Authentic8's browser-in-a-cloud insulates users from Web-borne threats The browser has become the most important application people use, whether for accessing business applications or leisure purposes. 451 Research says three out of every four applications will be delivered via the cloud by 2017, and of course the browser is the front end to all those apps. Unfortunately, today's browsers are inherently insecure. Read More
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