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NSA, DHS Retool Cybersecurity Curriculum Requirements
NSA, DHS Retool Cybersecurity Curriculum Requirements
Cybersecurity training programs at colleges and universities across the United States are being required to apply new curriculum standards established by the National Security Agency and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
Oct. 2, 2013
Using DNS RPZ to Block Malicious DNS Requests
Using DNS RPZ to Block Malicious DNS Requests
After delivering several presentations at Cisco Live and Cisco Connect this year, I received a few questions regarding DNS Response Policy Zones (RPZ) and
Oct. 2, 2013
The One and Only Cisco UCS Manager
The One and Only Cisco UCS Manager
I am often asked by customers why UCS has been so successful in such a short amount of time. My response is always the same in that it comes down to two
Oct. 2, 2013
Cisco Expands the Reach and Power of Unified Access to Drive Business Innovation
Cisco Expands the Reach and Power of Unified Access to Drive Business Innovation
Over the last 15 months Cisco has revolutionized how organizations provide reliable, secure access to end-users and devices that connect via wireless,
Oct. 2, 2013
Facebook and Cisco Connect Businesses and Consumers
Facebook and Cisco Connect Businesses and Consumers
Black Friday. Holiday Travel. Consumers have a more Enjoyable Experience and Businesses are Successful Thanksgiving is around the corner and the holiday
Oct. 2, 2013
Growing up with Sensors and Smart Devices: How will the Internet of Everything Impact Our Children?
Growing up with Sensors and Smart Devices: How will the Internet of Everything Impact Our Children?
"Growing up is never easy. You hold onto things that were. You wonder what's to come. But that night, I think we knew it was time to let go of...
Oct. 2, 2013
Why ambient sound matters to your game
Why ambient sound matters to your game
In this reprint from the April 2007 issue of Game Developer magazine, Rob Bridgett engages sound designers to enrich the ambient sound of their games.
Oct. 2, 2013
Opinion: When counting software sales, what's a 'unit' anyway?
Opinion: When counting software sales, what's a 'unit' anyway?
The way that video game software has evolved leaves Gamasutra analyst Matt Matthews wondering: What counts as a video game "unit" sale, anyway?
Oct. 2, 2013
Q&A: Card Hunter - launching an online game with a small team
Q&A: Card Hunter - launching an online game with a small team
Irrational Games co-founder Jon Chey recently launched Card Hunter under his new studio, Blue Manchu. The veteran game developer tells us about launching an online game as a small indie dev.
Oct. 2, 2013
Augment your reality at GDC Next!
Augment your reality at GDC Next!
Learn more about augmented reality game development and check out Technical Illusions' CastAR at GDC Next in November.
Oct. 2, 2013
APT Threat Actors Exploit IE Vulnerability
APT Threat Actors Exploit IE Vulnerability
An IE zero-day vulnerability only made public knowledge by Microsoft two weeks ago has already been used by multiple APT threat actors, including Deputy Dog, Taidoor, th3bug, and Web2Crew.
Oct. 1, 2013
Symantec Takes Down a Sizeable Chunk of the ZeroAccess Botnet
Symantec Takes Down a Sizeable Chunk of the ZeroAccess Botnet
The ZeroAccess botnet, the bandwidth-intensive bug that is known as the most pervasive bot around the world, has had some of the wind knocked out of it. Security firm Symantec has executed a sinkholing operation that took down more than half a million bots and made a serious dent to the number of bots controlled by the botmaster.
Oct. 1, 2013