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  • AWS FedRAMP certification fast-tracks Amazon cloud for U.S. government

    AWS becomes the biggest cloud provider to earn FedRAMP certification, easing the transition to AWS for U.S. government agencies.

  • For cloud backup and disaster recovery, bandwidth proves problematic

    When it comes to cloud backup and disaster recovery, organizations are holding back due to insufficient bandwidth and lengthy recovery times.

  • Can self-managed cloud security controls ease enterprise concerns?

    Expert Dave Shackleford details how enterprises can increasingly manage their own cloud security controls with private virtual cloud offerings.

• Consumerization

  • Citrix XenMobile combines MDM, MAM, file-sharing for mobile management

    Citrix users say the company's unified enterprise mobility management product, XenMobile, may make it easier to deliver business applications to on-the-go users.

  • Mobile adoption still lags behind vendor hype

    Mobility management is evolving by leaps and bounds, but some companies haven’t even put their mobile adoption plans in place.

  • Using Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync for MDM: What you can and can't do

    Many companies use Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync to give users email access, but its limitations prevent it from being a full MDM tool.

• searchFinancialSecurity

  • PayPal CISO: Laws must foster better cybersecurity information sharing

    PayPal's Michael Barrett says many firms fear misuse of shared cybersecurity data. He also discusses the evolution of PCI DSS and mobile payment security.

  • Cybergang plans to use Trojan against U.S. banks

    A cybergang in Eastern Europe revealed plans to attack U.S. banks with a Gozi-like Trojan, according to RSA.

  • Improved Shylock Trojan targets banking users

    The latest variant of the banking Trojan is causing numerous problems, Symantec said.

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  • Windows Phone 7 security: Assessing WP7 security features

    Windows Phone 7 security features are proving to be a mixed bag. Sam Cattle assesses the enterprise security pros and cons of the latest Windows mobile platform.

  • Choosing the best security certifications for your career

    Whether starting your career or planning your next step as an IT security professional, this tip will guide you toward the best certifications for your interests and experience.

  • Midmarket security tutorials

    SearchMidmarketSecurity.com’s tutorials offer IT professionals in-depth lessons and technical advice on the hottest topics in the midmarket IT security industry. Through our tutorials we seek to provide site members with the foundational knowledge needed to deal with the increasingly challenging job of keeping their organizations secure.

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  • Exploit kits evolved: How to defend against the latest attack toolkits

    Expert Nick Lewis details how automated exploit kits are evolving and offers mitigations for the latest methods employed by these attack toolkits.

  • May 2013 Patch Tuesday fixes IE8 zero day; Adobe tightens ColdFusion

    The software giant's May 2013 Patch Tuesday update permanently fixes the IE8 zero-day flaw found in the Dept. of Labor website attack.

  • Can self-managed cloud security controls ease enterprise concerns?

    Expert Dave Shackleford details how enterprises can increasingly manage their own cloud security controls with private virtual cloud offerings.

• Information Security

  • BYOD: Securing the risk to access the cost benefits

    Bring-your-own-device schemes offer businesses the opportunity to cut the costs and improve user experiences, but benefits can be dwarfed by the risks.

  • A CIO's five-point plan for managing endpoint security

    Niel Nickolaisen offers a five-point solution for managing endpoint security for the hyper-connected enterprise -- starting with data governance.

  • Microsoft offers 'fix' for latest Internet Explorer zero day

    Microsoft released a temporary fix to mitigate attacks using the most recent Internet Explorer 8 zero day vulnerability.

• Computer Weekly

  • Bolton and Wigan get PSN in £47m outsourcing deal

    Bolton and Wigan councils have signed a seven-year £47m outsourcing contract, which will deliver a ‘PSN ready’ network to the region.

  • SAP’s Sikka takes innovation lead as SuccessFactors founder departs

    SAP has announced a leadership reshuffle in line with its agenda of in-memory database Hana, cloud and mobile. Sikka steps up, SuccessFactors’ Dalgaard steps down

  • BT and Intel invest in lab to research into future cities and telecoms technologies

    A research laboratory has been launched by BT and Intel to develop networking technologies and smart city capabilities.

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