Quantum cryptography is the last, best defense

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	Quantum cryptography is the last, best defense Quantum computing has long confused and challenged the best of us. You can read only so many technical details before your head explodes. Yet it's likely that usable quantum cryptography will be a fact of life within the decade -- and that has huge ramifications. Read More WHITE PAPER: Akamai Technologies, Inc. Demonstrate the Business Value of Security Justifying the cost of a security can be difficult, no matter how valuable protection may be. In this whitepaper, Forrester Research demonstrates how to calculate the value InfoSec provides. You'll learn how to justify and defend tough financial decisions in terms the business understands. Learn More In this Issue Finally, mobile management both IT and users can get behind NSA broke into UN video teleconferencing system Mozilla 'Plug-n-Hack' project aims for tighter security tool integration 6 ways employees are putting your company's data at risk WHITE PAPER: Webroot Software Trade In Signature Updates for the Cloud This eBook describes the many capabilities that put cloud endpoint protection far ahead of competitive solutions. It describes the current broken endpoint security paradigm that relies on large-footprint client software, huge signature downloads, long scan times, and dedicated servers. Learn More Finally, mobile management both IT and users can get behind MobileIron's new Anyware shows a smarter way to enable mobile users, especially in companies with Salesforce.com. Read More NSA broke into UN video teleconferencing system The U.S. National Security Agency reportedly cracked the encryption used by the video teleconferencing system at the United Nations headquarters in New York City. Read More Mozilla 'Plug-n-Hack' project aims for tighter security tool integration The proposed standard, called "Plug-n-Hack," will define how security extensions can work with a browser in a more usable way by allowing the security tool to declare which browsers and extensions it supports. Read More 6 ways employees are putting your company's data at risk There are a number of things your employees could be inadvertently doing that puts your company's sensitive data and information at risk. Here are the most dangerous. Read More
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