State of Servers | Social Staffing Survey | How to Detect Zero-Day Malware and Limit its Impact

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InformationWeek Reports Newsletter November 13, 2012

Featured Content Research: State of Servers: Full, Fast and Diverse Research: 2012 Social Staffing Survey Strategy: How to Detect Zero-Day Malware and Limit Its Impact Supply Chain Woes: Human Error or Something Else Entirely? By Vincent Liu Clarifying the technical findings on a weakness in RSA crypto keys and some recommendations on how to prepare and protect your assets from the next inevitable crypto weakness discovery. Get More Information   Follow us:     More Resources Cloud Benefits Beyond ROI – Provided by NaviSite Explore the value the cloud brings through business transformation: IT innovation, application delivery, and increased employee efficiency and satisfaction. Device Control Best Practices Guide – Provided by Lumension Learn best practices for deploying device control within your environment. Walk away with the recommended process to successfully prepare, enforce and manage the use of removable devices and media. Build Efficient and Flexible OpenFlow Cloud Networks – Provided by NEC What kind of networks would you design if you could start from scratch? Learn how OpenFlow can liberate your network from your hardware.

Professional Development and Strategy Research: 2012 Social Staffing Survey The rise in social technology adoption is not reflected in IT hiring — yet — but this is one area where savvy business users could break into IT: While just 9% of respondents to our survey say they plan to increase staff in the area of social/collaboration in the next year, 92% of those who identify it as a top area of staffing increase say no specialized ­industry certs are required, and 84% are willing to train. SECURITY Strategy: How to Detect Zero-Day Malware and Limit Its Impact Antivirus systems alone cannot fight a growing category of malware whose strength lies in the fact that we have never seen it before. Dark Reading examines the ways in which zero-day malware is being developed and spread, and the strategies and products enterprises can leverage to battle it. InformationWeek Reports is brought to you by FireEye, Lumension, NaviSite, NEC and UBM TechWeb. You are receiving this newsletter because you have previously downloaded a report from the InformationWeek Reports site. You are subscribed as sojo.blo@gmail.com. If you would like to be removed from the newsletter. If you received this newsletter from a friend and want to join. Read about and join other InformationWeek Newsletters here. UBM Tech | 600 Community Drive | Manhasset, NY 11030 | Privacy Policy