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Top 10 social networking threats Network World, July 12, 2010 Social network tools have changed the way we interact in our personal lives and are in the process of transforming our professional lives. Increasingly, they play a significant role in how business gets done. But they're also high risk. With hundreds of millions of users, these tools have attracted attackers more than any other target in recent years. |
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Palo Alto Eyes IPO, Distribution As Growth Goes Viral ChannelWeb, June 25, 2010 Palo Alto has hit one major milestone after another, from its first quarter as a cash-flow-positive company to the type of industry notices and word-of-mouth that are building Palo Alto's brand equity and throwing a scare into the space's established players. |
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Palo Alto Introduces Security For Cloud, Mobile Users
InformationWeek, June 22, 2010 Next-generation firewall vendor Palo Alto Networks today announced GlobalProtect, a new product designed to apply firewall policies to users, even when they're mobile or using cloud-based services. |
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Palo Alto Offers 'Read Only' Facebook Access
InformationWeek, June 8, 2010 Network security vendor Palo Alto Networks announced Tuesday that its firewalls can now control which groups of users have access to specific Facebook functionality -- reading, posting, chatting, sending messages, using apps, or other plug-ins -- as well as when. |
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Back to the Future CFO, April 27, 2010 Michael Lehman thought he would be enjoying his retirement by now. The veteran CFO already retired once, in 2002 at age 51, from a 15-year career at Sun Microsystems. Called back to the same role in 2006 when his successor stepped down, Lehman saw the company through peaks and ultimately valleys, helping to sell the technology giant to Oracle in January. |
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Why Employees Break Security Policy (And What You Can Do About It) Dark Reading, April 20, 2010 It happens every day: an employee who's out of the office wants to get into his machine at work. Instead of using a more secure method, he decides to email some files to his home machine, or upload a file to Facebook, or use a popular PC file-sharing tool. And the next thing you know, your organization is dealing with a major data leak. |
