5 reasons I'm not too upset over Cryptogeddon

	Google to NSA: You'll have to take our data the hard way | Here's how to best secure your data now that the NSA can crack almost any encryption
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	5 reasons I'm not too upset over Cryptogeddon Has the NSA broken all popular crypto? What changes if the NSA can crack anything? We don't know. And how those questions are answered makes a big difference. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Check Point Software Technologies What's Hiding in Your Network? Based on research of nearly 900 companies, the Check Point 2013 Internet Security Report uncovers major security risks organizations are exposed to on a daily basis. Discover how often Bots endanger your enterprise. See how commonly-used Web applications can be high risk. Learn how easy it is to experience unintentional data loss. Read the Full Report In this Issue Google to NSA: You'll have to take our data the hard way Here's how to best secure your data now that the NSA can crack almost any encryption Microsoft to patch dangerous Outlook hack-by-preview bug next week WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology Securing Edge Data at the Center Even as enterprises focus relentlessly on consolidation of data centers, they continue to aggressively expand the roles and numbers of branch offices, often located in remote locations that are difficult to support and protect. That poses the issue of how to protect data on the edge of the network, which may be subject to a variety of risks. Read more >> Google to NSA: You'll have to take our data the hard way The cloud industry is turning its focus away from blocking criminal hackers to blocking systematic government snooping. Read More Here's how to best secure your data now that the NSA can crack almost any encryption Reports suggest the NSA is capable of cracking many of the encryption protocols being used today. Here are tools that minimize that risk. Read More Microsoft to patch dangerous Outlook hack-by-preview bug next week Microsoft today said it will ship 14 security updates next week to patch critical vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer (IE), Windows, Office, and SharePoint. Microsoft has patched IE every month so far this year. Read More
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