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Archive for February, 2010
This weekend’s news reports of earthquakes, tsunami warnings, all of this on top of winter snowstorm …(more)…
RSA Conference 2010 is kicking off March 1 in San Francisco, bringing with it a focus on the latest threats as well as security strategies spanning application development, social networks and the cloud.
– From data protection to
cloud computing to application development, this years
RSA Conference is
keeping an eye toward practical strategies for dealing with todays
cyber-threats.
The conference, which will
run from March 1 to March 5 at the Moscone
Center in San Francisco, has expanded t…
You probably heard about the major earthquake in Chile happening last night. So have the malware wri …(more)…
Because of the advent of faster, more complete security applications and databases, enterprises now have multiple ways to check identities, permissions and credentials in real time. However, security threats also continue to increase in number and sophistication.
– RSA’s Security Decoded conference opens in San Francisco’s Moscone Center March 1, and RSA President Art Coviello will be giving his keynote address bright and early on the morning of March 2.
Coviello is always good for a prognostication or two or more. This year
he’ll be talking about key tren…
Army looks to accelerate Web and mobile application development by rewarding Army personnel for creative ideas.
DOD issues a memo to address longstanding uncertainties about the use of social media and networks within defense agencies and military branches.
Microsoft warns that Windows XP Service Pack 2, Vista RTM, Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 won’t be supported much longer, according to the lifecycle support blog.
Windows Servers accounted for nearly 42 percent of the overall server revenues for the quarter, according to IDC’s latest Server Tracker Report.
Federal CIO Vivek Kundra said at a breakfast today that federal data centers, web sites and email programs all may benefit from government-dedicated cloud computing.