MUST READ 6 Ways Apple Is Polishing Mac Security By Mathew J. Schwartz Apple no longer markets Macs as malware-free, but rather "built for security," and refines protection in Mountain Lion.
BlackBerry 10 Delay Could Spell RIM's Doom Research In Motion has postponed the release of its next-generation smartphone platform to 2013 and plans to lay off 5,000 employees. Is there any hope left?
LinkedIn Breach: Leading CISOs Share 9 Protection Tips In the wake of LinkedIn's high-profile data breach, could your company suffer a similar fate? Leading chief information security officers share their techniques for building a better security program.
Google I/O Day 2: Chrome Hits iOS, IaaS Play Google Compute Engine is an infrastructure-as-a-service offering that competes with Amazon Web Services, while Chrome browser is now used by 310 million people, execs said at Google I/O.
JOIN THE CONVERSATION Posted By Ravi Tom Petrocelli: "The Microsoft partner community is not about to suddenly adopt Yammer because Microsoft bought them. Instead, they may continue to work with Newsgator especially in situations where SharePoint is already in place." In reply to:"Yammer Deal Casts Shadow On NewsGator Strategy" View Entire Response | Post Your Own Reply
DOWNLOAD INFORMATIONWEEK'S PRIVATE CLOUDS SUPPLEMENT In the new, all-digital issue of InformationWeek on 'Private Clouds: Vision Vs. Reality': How to choose between OpenStack and CloudStack for your private cloud.
ALSO: Expertise, automation, and silo busting are all required, say early adopters of private clouds.
FEATURED REPORTS Research: Alternative Application Delivery IT must efficiently and securely deliver all the applications employees need, no matter where they are or what devices they're equipped with. Nearly 500 IT pros weighed in on how they get this done. The biggest surprise was the popularity of application virtualization, which is in widespread use by 35% of respondents. Download Now (Registration Required)
Fundamentals: Backing Up Android and iOS Devices As more employees use their own tablets and smartphones for work, IT teams need to figure out how to back up data created while on the go. The answer: a smart mix of policies, cloud services and mobile device management. We outline a data protection plan that doesn't depend on end users, because "BYOD" shouldn't mean "back up your own data." Download Now (Registration Required)
FEATURED WHITEPAPERS Proactive Response to Today's Advanced Persistent Threats There is no fail-safe in today's digital world. To mitigate damage and organizational impact, the agile organization will respond quickly. Download this white paper to learn how to mitigate risks before damage occurs, and ensure you maintain a continuous high state of security and enact measures to control infections with quarantine until remediation is complete. Download Now (Registration Required)
Content Sharing 2.0: The Road Ahead A growing number of companies are taking advantage of the natural synergies that exist between cloud-based IT services and content access and sharing. Download this report to learn about cloud-based content storage, access and collaboration services that require virtually no user training and support file access and delivery on almost all popular PC and mobile devices.
Microsoft Surface Tablet: 10 Coolest Features Microsoft's slick new Windows 8 Surface tablet looks great, though pricing remains a question. Get up close with 10 of its most compelling features.
8 Things Tablets Still Can't Do Have we really entered a post-PC world? The new Apple iPad and its tablet rivals still come up short on a few important measures.
Google Nexus Q: Fight For Living Room On Google's Nexus Q home media device lets Android phone and tablet users push content from their handhelds to a TV or stereo system.
Obama's Attack On Outsourcing Rings Hypocritical Campaign jabs at Mitt Romney notwithstanding, the evidence suggests the President wants to use outsourcing to boost ties with India and level the global playing field.
Google Compute Engine Challenges Amazon At Google I/O, Google Compute Engine debuts, bringing Google into more direct competition with infrastructure-as-a-service market leader Amazon Web Services. But don’t forget about Microsoft.
SLIDESHOWS
Google I/O: 10 Awesome Visions Google Glasses, the Nexus Q home entertainment streaming device, Android software upgrades, and a Nexus tablet shine at day one of Google's I/O developer conference. View Now
Virtual Event: Big Data Analytics At our interactive InformationWeek Virtual Event, experts and solution providers will offer detailed insight into how to put big data to use in ad hoc analyses, what-if scenario planning, customer sentiment analysis, and the building of highly accurate data models to drive better predictions about fraud, risk, and customer behavior. It happens June 28
InformationWeek 2012 Next Generation WAN Survey InformationWeek is conducting a survey to determine what's important to you when you're choosing data center management software and SaaS vendors as well as how the vendors are actually doing against those criteria. Upon completion of our survey, you will be eligible to enter a drawing to receive a 32-GB Apple iPod Touch. Survey ends June 29
This e-mail was sent to EmailAddress
InformationWeek Daily -- Published By InformationWeek 600 Community Drive Manhasset, NY 11030
To update your profile, change your e-mail address, or unsubscribe, click here.
Keep This Newsletter Out Of Your SPAM Folder Don't let future editions of InformationWeek Daily go missing. Take a moment to add the newsletter's address to your anti-spam white list: email@techwebnewsletters.com
If you're not sure how to do that, ask your administrator or ISP. Or check your anti-spam utility's documentation.
