Not Enough Red
Oracle OpenWorld this week.
Oracle's Ellison: 'We Are Losing the Cyberwar'
Cato says simple SD-WAN doesn't cut it anymore for enterprise customers, who need SD-WAN combined with security, mobile and cloud connectivity, delivered over the cloud. It's all about a new industry buzzword: Secure Access Service Edge (SASE).
Cisco is fundamentally changing its business strategy to support selling disaggregated components, in addition to integrated solutions, in a bid to win business from hyperclouds such as Amazon and Microsoft.
Cisco's collaboration boss Amy Chang sits down with Light Reading's Mitch Wagner to share stories about videoconferencing facepalm moments and discuss Cisco's collaboration vision in this mini-episode of the Light Reading podcast.
We're packing our bags for Dallas, for our cleverly named Network Virtualization and SDN Americas conference, but first we sat down to talk about NV, SDN and our favorite travel snack.
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Well, it turns out 2.5 million more people were affected... but what's a few million people among friends?
http://money.cnn.com/2017/10/02/technology/business/equifax-million-more-impacted/index.html
I wonder exactly how nation-states use this PII data? Do they sell it to thieves to fund further operations? Are they ruining the credit of particular people who might be key diplomats or who hold some strategically valuable government positions? Is that really that effective as a way to "attack" the American government?
I can understand maybe getting medical information and somehow using it against key government employees somehow, but ruining a person's credit or finances?
It seems like there's a simple-ish fix, too -- create a better system than using SSNs to identify people. Sure, that's not exactly easy, but it's not exactly rocket surgery, either.