Thursday, November 29, 2012

Worst Data Breaches Of 2012 | IT Priorities For Tomorrow's Cities

If you have trouble viewing this email, read the online version.

InformationWeek Government
Join the community
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
  Thursday, November 29, 2012
News   |   Commentary   |   Slideshows   |   Reports   |   Videos   |   Events   |   RSS Feeds  
MUST READ
10 Worst Government Data Breaches Of 2012
By Ericka Chickowski
SQL injections, post-phishing privilege escalations and poorly secured backup data all played roles in exposures of sensitive government data stores.

Future Cities: IT Priorities For Urban Transformation
City planners and their IT teams are setting big goals -- and facing big challenges -- in the development of tech-enabled "Future Cities," our survey results show.

Inspector General Slams Medicare Oversight Of EHR Program
Office of Inspection General asserts that lack of prepayment audits of Meaningful Use leaves the Medicare program vulnerable to abuse.

Workday Posts Strong Start As Public Firm
Workday post-IPO financial results exceed expectations and it sets lofty goals for market share gains against Oracle and SAP.

Feds Fall Short On IT Project Management
Government agencies, including Health and Human Services, do a poor job of following federal IT investment guidelines, reports Government Accountability Office.

White House Issues Insider Threat Policy
Policy sets minimum standards to deter, detect and respond to insider threats in federal government.

Accused LulzSec Hacker Could Face Life Imprisonment
Judge calls alleged Stratfor data breach mastermind 'flight risk,' denies bail; defense attorney suggests FBI entrapment.

------------------------------------------------
This issue sponsored by IBM
------------------------------------------------
The cloud solution for federal agencies is here.
IBM SmartCloud for Federal Government. To optimize performance,
to cut costs, to better serve citizens. All in the cloud and
and compliant with Federal security regulations.
Learn how IBM can help your agency at ibm.com/federal/cloud

 
REPORTS & WHITEPAPERS
FEATURED REPORTS
Strategy: Security at Today's Network Speeds
With 10 Gbps Ethernet standard and 40 and 100 Gbps on the way, one big question is whether firewalls, intrusion-detection systems, packet analyzers and other monitoring systems can keep up. If not, your need for speed might prove deadly.
Download Now (Registration Required)

Featured Report
Fundamentals: Cloud ID Management
Worried about controlling access to all the cloud applications your employees use? IT has a variety of options to help manage cloud-based identities, including Active Directory synchronization, federation and purpose-built cloud services that provide single sign-on for online applications.
Download Now (Registration Required)
Featured Report

MORE REPORTS

spacer spacer spacer
FEATURED WHITEPAPERS
EO 13514 and Smart Federal Government Data Center Management
EO 13514 has made the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions a priority. Federal agency data centers need to perform more efficiently and reduce energy usage. This white paper examines data center management measurement, use and saving of energy in relation to the goals established by EO 13514.
Download Now (Registration Required)


Reinvestment Opportunities in the Public Sector
It is clear to everyone in the public sector that obtaining funding increases for anything except the most critical of mission objectives, will be near impossible for the foreseeable future. This white paper will address the role of leadership, the role of the workforce, and the methods for sustaining the initiative in the long-term.
Download Now (Registration Required)


MORE WHITEPAPERS
 
MOST POPULAR NEWS
10 Cloud Computing Pioneers
Cloud computing has rewritten decades of technology rules. Take a closer look at 10 innovators who helped make it possible.

Microsoft's Windows 8 Numbers Meaningless
Microsoft says it has sold more than 40 million Windows 8 licenses, but the information is worthless in absence of key data the company won't divulge.

Google Nexus 4 Ships In 4 To 9 Weeks
Crush of orders for Nexus 4 Android smartphone leaves Google's servers gasping for breath. It's not sold out, but you face a wait.

8 Cloud Tools For Road Warriors
Cloud services have become indispensable for doing business on the move. Check out these valuable tools.

10 Best Apps For Samsung Galaxy Notes
Check out these 10 great apps that take advantage of the Samsung phablet's S Pen stylus.





MORE NEWS  
 
WEBCASTS
Service Virtualization: Real World Challenges, Real World Perspectives
Join this interactive panel discussion to hear how industry leaders are employing Service Virtualization as an essential part of their quality management strategy. It happens Wednesday, December 5, 2012 More Information & Registration

------------------------------------------------
This issue sponsored by IBM
------------------------------------------------
The cloud solution for federal agencies is here.
IBM SmartCloud for Federal Government. To optimize performance,
to cut costs, to better serve citizens. All in the cloud and
and compliant with Federal security regulations.
Learn how IBM can help your agency at ibm.com/federal/cloud

 
RESOURCES AND EVENTS
InformationWeek 2013 U.S. IT Salary Survey
For the 16th consecutive year, InformationWeek is conducting its U.S. IT Salary Survey. To date, more than 200,000 IT professionals have participated in this survey. Take our survey now, and be eligible to win some great prizes.
Survey ends Jan. 18



This e-mail was sent to sojo.blo@gmail.com

InformationWeek Government
-- Published By InformationWeek
600 Community Drive
Manhasset, NY 11030


To update your profile, change your e-mail address, or unsubscribe, click here.

Thoughts about this newsletter? Give us feedback.


Keep This Newsletter Out Of Your SPAM Folder
Don't let future editions of the InformationWeek Government Newsletter 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.

We take your privacy very seriously. Please review our Privacy Statement.

No comments:

Post a Comment