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ITworld Today Apr 06, 2016 MariaDB targets big data analytics market with ColumnStore The relational database company's upcoming MariaDB ColumnStore is a columnar storage engine for massively parallel distributed query execution and data loading, supporting use cases ranging from real-time to batch to algorithmic. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Oculus Rift vs. HTC Vive: Virtual reality headset showdown • Samsung Gear VR now supports the web's native VR format • Hospitals hacks put patient health at risk • Denial Syndrome: Consumers don't think they'll get hacked • Don't let embarrassment about a data breach cost you even more • Ever been in these social engineering situations? • New products of the week 4.4.16 • Quicken aims to restore glory days • Kinder, gentler hacks: A bevy of low-stakes early computer breaches • Are you failing Security Basics 101? • Deep-dive review: The new LG G5 restores the replaceable battery • At MIT, a glimpse into our techno future • Grunt JavaScript task-runner nears 1.0 release White Paper: CrowdStrike The Essential Elements of Next-Generation Endpoint Protection: ITworld White Paper As data breaches continue to beleaguer enterprises, many IT and cybersecurity practitioners recognize the need to reconsider their endpoint security strategies. Read More ▶ Video Oculus Rift vs. HTC Vive: Virtual reality headset showdown Virtual reality is finally real, but which VR headset is the best for you? We compare the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive. Watch Now ▶ Samsung Gear VR now supports the web's native VR format Get close and personal with the web, but expect some bugs as the WebVR standard isn't quite yet finished. Read More ▶ Hospitals hacks put patient health at risk A report that highlights the vulnerabilities in medical devices and the risks they pose to patient health issued by Independent Security Evaluators comes at an opportune time as the past month has shown that hospitals are becoming targets for criminals. Read More ▶ Denial Syndrome: Consumers don't think they'll get hacked Multiple surveys find that when it comes to online consumer security and privacy, there is a disconnect: Users say they care about it, but most of them don't make any effort to do much about it. Some experts say government and industry should do it for them. Read More ▶ Don't let embarrassment about a data breach cost you even more Cyberthieves prey on human nature for even more profit. Read More ▶ Ever been in these social engineering situations? A security consultant lays out various scenarios in hopes you are not the next victim. Read More ▶ New products of the week 4.4.16 Our roundup of intriguing new products from companies such as Attunity and Codenvy. Read More ▶ Quicken aims to restore glory days The newly-independent Quicken hopes to reverse years of neglect by its former parent Intuit, CEO Eric Dunn said. Read More ▶ Kinder, gentler hacks: A bevy of low-stakes early computer breaches Today, IT security is a deadly serious business. But in the early days of computing, the stakes were a bit lower. Maybe it's just that we're seeing it through a nostalgic lens, but the computer breaches in the '70s, '80s, and '90s just seemed a bit more ... fun? We spoke to some people who were there, who enjoyed reminiscing about a gentler era, whether they were the ones hacking or the ones being hacked. Read More ▶ Are you failing Security Basics 101? Patching, backups, firewall configuration … when it comes to security, make sure you take care of your infrastructure before you invest in next-level tools. Read More ▶ Deep-dive review: The new LG G5 restores the replaceable battery The new flagship LG G5 phone offers good performance, fine camera tech and an interesting way to add new components. But do these add up to a top-notch device? Read More ▶ At MIT, a glimpse into our techno future At the MIT "Connected Things" Enterprise Forum, a well-connected -- and radically different -- future began to emerge. Read More ▶ Grunt JavaScript task-runner nears 1.0 release The newest release updates async callback handling, duplicate BOM handling, and the command-line interface Read More ▶ White Paper: Insight Gartner Predicts 2016: Mobile and Wireless report: ITworld White Paper Discover Gartner's predictions for mobile and wireless technologies in this complimentary report. Plus, you'll get pointers to help combat concerns around increased mobile and wireless device use. Read More ▶

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