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The U.S. government is getting serious about cybersecurity. Earlier this week the White House published a preliminary list of of incentives for critical infrastructure companies that participate in the Department of Homeland Security’s nation-wide security program. SiliconANGLE Contributing Editor John Casaretto views …
Feds Bust Largest Hacking Operation in US History
Five Eastern European men have been charged with operating a global hacking network that siphoned hundreds of millions of dollars from top financial institutions. SiliconANGLE Contributing Editor John Casaretto offered his insights into the operation in a recent Q&A on NewsDesk. John …
The SiliconANGLE on Auernheimer’s Conviction
A group of prominent legal experts have appealed the conviction of Andrew “Weev” Auernheimer, a 27-year-old security researcher from Arkansas who was found guilty of violating the 1986 Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) in March. SiliconANGLE Contributing Editor John Casaretto shared …
HP Vertica Big Data Conference Recap: Data is Disrupting Software Development
TheCube hosts John Furrier, Dave Vellante and Jeff Kelly wrapped up the first day of HP’s annual Vertica Big Data Conference with an in-depth discussion about the impact of analytics on enterprise IT. John highlights that the event offers customers a one-of-a-kind …
Can FireFox OS Overtake Android in the Low-end Smartphone Market?
Mozilla recently pulled the curtains back on the ZTE Open, a $90 phone that runs on FireFox OS. SiliconANGLE Contributing Editor John Casaretto shared his take on the browser maker’s push into the mobile market in a Q&A with NewsDesk host Kristin …
Weekly Security Review: FireEye Eyes IPO, Google Chrome Exposes Passwords
This past week featured a number of developments in the ever-evolving security space. Enterprise security specialist FireEye filed for an initial public offering, a software designer stumbled upon an undiscovered Chrome vulnerability, and the FBI shut down Freedom Hosting using a zero-day …
Hortonworks Co-Founder Jumps Ship
Hortonworks chief executive officer Rob Bearden confirmed the departure of co-founder and CTO Eric Baldeschwieler in a Tuesday entry on the company’s blog. He did not disclose the reason behind Baldeschwieler’s resignation, but instead took the opportunity to recap on the former …
Fusion-io Adds Business Objects Exec to Board of Directors
Two weeks after Hewlett Packard added a former Microsoft chief software architect and two other corporate big wigs to its board, Fusion-io announced that it has appointed John Olsen as a director. The veteran executive brings more than 30 years of industry …
EMC Chief Database Architect Shares Oracle Data Protection Best Practices
Darryl Smith, the chief database architect for EMC’s IT organization, stopped by Wikibon headquarters to share his insights into managing large-scale Oracle deployments. Smith starts the interview by providing a little background about himself. He has worked with Oracle databases since 1988, …
Sqrrl CTO Explains How to Bring Structure to a Schema-less Database
In the fourth episode of theCube’s special series on Accumulo, Sqrrl founding CTO Adam Fuchs discusses how his company’s platform helps enterprises organize their NoSQL environments. Fuchs opens the session with an overview of the system. Accumulo limits querying to a range …