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Monthly Archives: August 2016
Cisco Cuts Workforce by 7% to Speed Transition to Software
Cisco Systems Inc., the biggest maker of equipment that runs the internet, plans to cut about 7 percent of its workforce, trying to recast itself as a provider of software-based systems and services. Continue reading
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Tagged biggest, cisco-systems, cloud-computing, hosting, internet, systems, the-biggest, web hosting
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Leak of NSA Hacking Tools Raises Questions of Who Did It and Why
Cybersecurity analysts are still poring over the material, which raised questions about whether the leak poses a threat to national security or was just a warning from U.S. adversaries. Continue reading
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Tagged hosting, leak, leak-poses, material, national-security, over-the-material, security and privacy, still-poring, web hosting, whether-the-leak
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Cisco Prepares to Cut Now to Avoid Greater Pain Later
Cisco’s stock price fell as much as 2.5 percent in Wednesday trading ahead of the company’s release of its fiscal fourth-quarter financial results after the U.S. market close. Continue reading
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Tagged 400-bad-request, cloud-computing, request, vodahost, web hosting
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CenturyLink Data Center Team Keeps Eye on the Ball Despite Uncertain Future
While it may be interesting to ponder what will happen to CenturyLink’s data center colocation business once the company finalizes whatever ends up being the outcome of the “strategic review” it announced last year, David Meredith, who oversees that business, has work to do. Continue reading
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Tagged announced-last, colocation-business, data-center, david, david-meredith, hosting, outcome, strategic-review, will-happen
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How Least Privilege Access Could Prevent Internal Hacks
Earlier this week, accounting software firm Sage warned customers in the U.K. that their data may have been exposed after it detected unauthorized access using an internal login. Continue reading
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