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How Can We Use Big Data to Enable Better Cybersecurity?

By Kyt Dotson Mar 21, 2012

The path to 2011 has been filled with numerous new security threats—and some old ones that have learned new tricks—as the Internet continues to expand, computers get faster, storage gets smarter, and connectivity increases…

Lockheed Martin Unveils Cyber Fortress As Millions Of Gov’t E-mails Go On Sale

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 21, 2012

Currently, there are millions of US government and military e-mail addresses up for sale. Specifically, 2,462,935 U.S government email addresses, and another 2,178,000 U.S military email addresses. So where are they from? The e-mail…

8,000 Student E-mails Leaked in Loan Company Security Blunder

By Kyt Dotson Mar 21, 2012

It’s not always the hackers that you need to worry about: ordinary human error can do just as much damage. This is the moral of a story coming out of England from a student…

EU Admits Mistake Over ACTA as Internet Freedoms are Debated

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 21, 2012

Avaaz, an organization which uses the internet to campaign on various issues, submitted a petition to the European Parliament to trash the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement. The petition calls for the parliament “to stand for…

Thought Leaders: JP Rangaswami – Chief Scientist At Salesforce.com

By Tom Foremski Mar 21, 2012

Salesforce.com recently held its Cloudforce conference. I caught up with its Chief Scientist JP Rangaswami, who’s based in the UK. I first met Mr. Rangaswami several years ago when he was Chief Scientist at…

IncrediBuild-XGE Speeds Up Virtual Working Environments

By Kristina Farrah Mar 21, 2012

Virtualization has enabled a new way of working especially these days when BYOD is gradually going mainstream. This growing trend has spawned companies like Xoreax, a provider of software acceleration technology to eliminate lagging…

Amazon Goes Further Down PaaS Path with PHP and Git for Elastic Beanstalk

By Klint Finley Mar 21, 2012

Today Amazon Web Services announced support for PHP on its Elastic Beanstalk platform, and for Git based deployments. AWS isn’t positioning Elastic Beanstalk as a PaaS, but its description sure makes it sound like…

Broadcom Makes 10th Acquisition in Israel with BroadLight Deal

By Maria Deutscher Mar 21, 2012

Broadcom announced that it has finalized an agreement to acquire BroadLight for $230 million. The two companies share more than just similar names: both Broadcom and the Israeli-based Broadlight make chips designed for networking…

Beats Buys MOG, YouTube Launches Live Comedy Channel

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 21, 2012

There’s a lot of buzz going around the entertainment sector from TV to music as these two industries look to the digital world for their future success. Here are some of the latest developments…

Mobiles Republic Secures $3M Via Series A, It’s Still Anybody’s Ballgame in Mobile Development

By Cherr Aira Mar 21, 2012

Social mobile app developers prefer Google’s immense stack of assets over Facebook’s 900 million users, according to a recent IDC/Apcelerator study, drawing a clear depiction that while developers think that there is a big…

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How Can We Use Big Data to Enable Better Cybersecurity?

Lockheed Martin Unveils Cyber Fortress As Millions Of Gov’t E-mails Go On Sale

8,000 Student E-mails Leaked in Loan Company Security Blunder

EU Admits Mistake Over ACTA as Internet Freedoms are Debated

Thought Leaders: JP Rangaswami – Chief Scientist At Salesforce.com

Amazon Goes Further Down PaaS Path with PHP and Git for Elastic Beanstalk

Broadcom Makes 10th Acquisition in Israel with BroadLight Deal

Beats Buys MOG, YouTube Launches Live Comedy Channel

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