Thursday, 26 March 2015

How 'The Cloud' Eats Away at Your Online Privacy; Dueling Home Automation Systems at SXSW

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How 'The Cloud' Eats Away at Your Online Privacy
Tom Henderson, Principal Researcher at ExtremeLabs, is a staunch privacy advocate who has a deep distrust of companies that store your data in their memories instead of yours. His feelings on vague Cloud privacy protections and foggy vendor service agreements are evident in the name of his Network World columnn, "Thumping the Clouds". We talked with Tom his thoughts on why the Cloud is a privacy problem.

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Video: Secure DNS Prevents Attacks
You've probably been hearing plenty about the threat of DDoS attacks--and how more and more attackers are targeting DNS. Watch this short video and hear Neustar's Rodney Joffe explain how hardened DNS can keep your business safe.

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