Pick your strategy for BYOD

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	Pick your strategy for BYOD BYOD is inherently unmanaged, and in trying to control it, you'll always be putting a square peg in a round hole. So just focus on data security instead of focusing the device. Read More WHITE PAPER: FalconStor Disaster Recovery Deep Dive Disaster recovery is one of IT's most important responsibilities. Our comprehensive guide walks you through every step you'll need to take in anticipating and handling worst-case scenarios. Learn More In this Issue Lies, spies, and Wi-Fi: Google fesses up Why CISPA could kill the cloud Apple's Tim Cook wins where Steve Jobs failed: On Java Mozilla auto-upgrade will kill Firefox 3.6 RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IT Roadmap Denver IT Roadmap Denver – 6/20 Register Now! IT Roadmap is the one day, cost free, professional-level conference and expo that's full of job-ready solutions you can put to work now. IT Roadmap surrounds you with technology's most-followed analysts and the industry's most-innovative solution providers, all focused entirely on building the roadmap you need in crucial areas of enterprise IT. Click to continue Lies, spies, and Wi-Fi: Google fesses up Google admits it knowingly gathered sensitive data from unprotected Wi-Fi networks with Street View and did nothing to stop it. The FCC fine: Pocket change. Read More Why CISPA could kill the cloud CISPA doesn't just pose a threat to individual users' privacy -- any company using an Internet or cloud service could see its data passed along. Read More Apple's Tim Cook wins where Steve Jobs failed: On Java Last week Tim Cook finally coerced Oracle into supplying updates for its own software. It only took 700,000 infected systems to convince Oracle to handle Java on OS X itself. Read More Mozilla auto-upgrade will kill Firefox 3.6 Mozilla will give Firefox 3.6 the coup de grace next month by automatically upgrading users of that 2010 browser to Firefox 12. The move isn't a first for the open source developer: A year ago, it gave Firefox 3.5 the same auto-upgrade death blow. Read More
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