Juniper faces many questions after spying code planted in software

Notable 2015 deaths in technology, science & inventions • Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser.

Network World Net Optimization Alert Dec 29, 2015 Juniper faces many questions after spying code planted in software The discovery of spying code nestled deeply in Juniper's networking equipment, the latest example of a major IT vendor caught up in an damaging cyberattack, raises many questions. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Notable 2015 deaths in technology, science & inventions • Battle over LTE in Wi-Fi bands may soon be resolved • The software behind the scenes at Food Network and HGTV • Cisco's greatest hits, 2015 • Three ways to use the cloud to regain control over network endpoints • Do falling condo prices in San Francisco presage the end of the Silicon Valley tech boom? • Ex-Cisco exec Warrior shows drive • Acacia's $125M IPO filing a rarity among networking firms in 2015 • 10 more Raspberry Pi projects primed for IT eBook: IBM eBook: Forward Looking Business Intelligence This eBook discusses how to drive BI deeper into an organization with easier to use descriptive analytics solutions and how to transform an organization from being reactive to being pro-active. Read More ▶ Notable 2015 deaths in technology, science & inventions The networking and computing world, as well as the worlds of science and inventions, lost well-known pioneers as well as younger movers and shakers during 2015. Here's a brief look back at these people and their contributions. Read More ▶ Battle over LTE in Wi-Fi bands may soon be resolved The fight over LTE networks using the same frequencies as Wi-Fi may be headed toward a peaceful resolution at last. Read More ▶ The software behind the scenes at Food Network and HGTV A cable television network requires round-the-clock programming, an agile development team, some impressive software and a whole bunch of project management. CIO.com's Matthew Heusser sat down with Tara Nicholson at Scripps Networks Interactive to find out how this complicated operation works. Read More ▶ Cisco's greatest hits, 2015 2015 was an extremely busy year for Cisco, with the CEO and executive leadership transition, major partnerships and product introductions, major product cancellations, competitive and strategic positioning and, of course, acquisitions. Here's a chronological review of Cisco's biggest hits of the year Read More ▶ Three ways to use the cloud to regain control over network endpoints Promising new cloud-based endpoint security solutions can change how we protect against cyber intrusions. Read More ▶ Do falling condo prices in San Francisco presage the end of the Silicon Valley tech boom? Numbers suggesting a drop in real estate prices in San Francisco might hint at a weakening in the Silicon Valley tech boom. Read More ▶ Ex-Cisco exec Warrior shows drive Becomes U.S. CEO for NextEV, electric car competitor to Tesla Read More ▶ Acacia's $125M IPO filing a rarity among networking firms in 2015 Acacia Communications, an optical networking company that boosts bandwidth for cloud and other service providers, Monday filed for an IPO -- a rarity during a year in which the number of tech companies going public is at its lowest since 2009, the year Acacia launched. Read More ▶ 10 more Raspberry Pi projects primed for IT Network monitoring, traffic analysis, VPN servers -- DIY-minded IT pros can hack together heavy-duty solutions as cheap and easy as Raspberry Pi Read More ▶ White Paper: PC Connection Harness the Power of Flash Storage In this white paper, you will learn how PC Connection and EMC have partnered together to offer IT solutions built on the latest, most innovative flash technologies. Read More ▶

You are currently subscribed to Network World Net Optimization Alert as jonsan98@gmail.com. Unsubscribe from this newsletter | Manage your subscriptions | Subscribe | Privacy Policy Learn more about Copyright (C) 2015 Network World, 492 Old Connecticut Path, Framingham, MA 01701 Please do not reply to this message. To contact someone directly, send an e-mail to customer_service@nww.com.