Recent
News:
Chrome
OS Faces Integration Challenges Ahead
Google has
only begun to solve problems getting client apps and Web apps to work
together.
Department Of The Interior Can't Locate Many PCs
The
federal agency can't locate 20% of its computers and, because it has no
encryption requirements, the missing PCs could be vulnerable to data
theft or loss.
Cybersecurity Review Finds U.S. Networks 'Not
Secure'
The
report dovetails with President Obama's call for the creation of a
cybersecurity coordinator who will orchestrate and integrate federal
cybersecurity policies and agendas.
Government
Wrestles With Social Media Records Retention Policies
The
National Archives is trying to navigate complex regulations that require
capturing and storing all sorts of content in the age of social media,
cloud computing, and seemingly endless storage.

Verizon Business Unveils 'Computing As A Service'
The
company's CaaS users will be able to access a real-time self-service
portal
to
manage physical and virtual servers, network devices, storage, and
backup services.
Will Employees Demand Google Chrome OS?
There’s
a feeling when walking into a store that caters to your passion—for a
clothes horse in Nordstrom, a deer hunter in Cabela’s, or a foodie in
Trader Joe’s. You feel like the place was made for you. That’s the
emotion Google Chrome OS will have to trigger to get into businesses.
Alleged T-Mobile Data Offered To Highest Bidder A
nA note offering
the data for sale says that the company's databases, confidential
documents,
and financial documents were stolen.
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