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ITworld Today Aug 25, 2017 How devops tools accelerate software delivery Devops is a little bit of philosophy and a lot of tools. Here's how those tools work their devops magic Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Disaster recovery vs. security recovery plans: Why you need separate strategies • Prime Members Get 60% off Nucleus Anywhere Intercom with Amazon Alexa Right Now - Deal Alert • 8 top cyber-attack maps and how to use them • How Google is speeding up the Internet • Cisco brings its SDN to Amazon, Microsoft and Google's public cloud • Top 10 supercomputers of 2017 • When identity data eclipses digital identity • Illumio 2.0 takes the complexity out of micro-segmentation • How to keep data secure on your Windows laptop when traveling • Stuxnet explained: How code can destroy machinery and stop (or start) a war • Microsoft's Project Brainwave accelerates deep learning in Azure • Serverless computing may kill Google Cloud Platform • IBM wants to make blockchain good enough to eat White Paper: Level 3 Remote Locations Put Health Information At Risk: ITworld White Paper As more healthcare information migrates to remote locations, those players with modern infrastructures who are capable of employing advanced security will emerge ready to manage their sensitive data and connected health devices and mitigate the risks of being breached. Read More ▶ Disaster recovery vs. security recovery plans: Why you need separate strategies Responding to a cyber security incident has its own unique objectives and requires its own recovery plan. Read More ▶ Prime Members Get 60% off Nucleus Anywhere Intercom with Amazon Alexa Right Now - Deal Alert Nucleus is a family communication device that connects you with the people you love, whether they're downstairs or across the country. Read More ▶ 8 top cyber-attack maps and how to use them Cyber-attack maps can be fun to look at, but are they useful? As usual, when it comes to security context is key, so CSO looked at eight of the web's most popular cyber-attack maps. While the maps themselves are mostly eye candy with limited context, there are some creative ways they can be used. Read More ▶ How Google is speeding up the Internet Google has developed an algorithm that speeds up TCP/IP, the internet's primary data transmission protocol, by up to 14%. Read More ▶ Cisco brings its SDN to Amazon, Microsoft and Google's public cloud Today Cisco announced it is developing a way to integrate its software defined networking product named Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI) with public clouds from Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform. Read More ▶ Top 10 supercomputers of 2017 These 10 supercomputers are the world's fastest. Read More ▶ When identity data eclipses digital identity Digital identity needs to be redefined as verified identity data. Identity data, using the right tools, can be used to carry out online jobs on behalf of the real me. But the right technology, aka personal data stores, need to be in place. Technology that brings consent, privacy, security, and accessibility in place. Read More ▶ Illumio 2.0 takes the complexity out of micro-segmentation The company's "adaptive security platform" (ASP) helps businesses visualize the flows in a data center. Read More ▶ How to keep data secure on your Windows laptop when traveling Going overseas with your Windows laptop? Make sure corporate data is secure when crossing the border. Read More ▶ Stuxnet explained: How code can destroy machinery and stop (or start) a war Stuxnet is an extremely sophisticated computer worm that exploits multiple previously unknown Windows zero-day vulnerabilities to infect computers and spread. Its purpose was not just to infect PCs but to cause real-world physical effects. Specifically, it targets centrifuges used to produce the enriched uranium that powers nuclear weapons and reactors. Read More ▶ Microsoft's Project Brainwave accelerates deep learning in Azure Using FPGAs deployed throughout the Azure cloud, Microsoft's new system for accelerating deep learning poses a challenge to Google's TPUs Read More ▶ Serverless computing may kill Google Cloud Platform Unless Google can get its serverless act together, it may end up winning the container battle but losing the cloud war Read More ▶ IBM wants to make blockchain good enough to eat After addressing information security in its cloud-based, permissioned blockchain, IBM is now turning to food security. Read More ▶ White Paper: AppDirect Evolving Your Business with IoT: Six Steps to Digital Transformation: ITworld White Paper This white paper details the six steps to digital transformation with IoT, and includes an overview of industry trends that are driving this exciting space. Read More ▶

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