What we still don't know about the new Windows

	Dropbox fiasco serves as reminder of cloud-storage insecurity | Huawei checking claims of vulnerabilities in its routers
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	What we still don't know about the new Windows By now you've probably heard the news that Windows 8 build 9200 has been designated the RTM build. If you work for a hardware manufacturer (or Microsoft), you may even be reading this post with the final versions of Windows 8 and Internet Explorer 10. But not all of the shoes have dropped. In fact, some of the most important questions have yet to be answered -- even for those fortunate enough to be running the RTM release. Read More WHITE PAPER: Accellion 10 Mobile Security Requirements for BYOD An enterprise mobility strategy needs more than the provisioning and security available with mobile application and MDM solutions. Learn how mobile content management supports BYOD policies, provides IT with fine-grained control for files and devices, and helps to meet data security requirements. Read Now! In this Issue Dropbox fiasco serves as reminder of cloud-storage insecurity Huawei checking claims of vulnerabilities in its routers Chrome up -- and down -- in browser share battle Apple asks court to sanction Samsung by ordering in its favor RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: FileMaker, Inc Create, deploy and manage custom business apps for iPad The FileMaker Platform is a complete software suite to create, deploy, and manage custom business apps for iPad and iPhone. Design and build stunning iOS apps. Integrate mobile apps into existing enterprise systems. Deploy and instantly update your apps. Secure your apps with industry-standard authentication. Learn more, Watch overview video, Read the white paper > Dropbox fiasco serves as reminder of cloud-storage insecurity From Dropbox and Google Drive to MediaFire and RapidShare, there's an abundance of services providing space in the cloud for people to park their files. These file-sharing services are super convenient for users who want to easily store large files or share them with colleagues. But as the recent spam attacks against Dropbox users demonstrate, cloud-based file-sharing services represent a potential security challenge for cloud-wary IT admins -- who are already dealing with the security challenges brought on by the BYOD movement. Read More Huawei checking claims of vulnerabilities in its routers Huawei Technologies said on Thursday it was verifying claims that its routers contained critical vulnerabilities, after security researchers disclosed alleged problems last weekend. Read More Chrome up -- and down -- in browser share battle Google's Chrome browser lost usage share for the fifth time in the last seven months, while Mozilla's Firefox gained share for the second consecutive month, a Web measurement company said Wednesday. Net Applications, which calculates browser usage by tracking unique visitors to approximately 40,000 websites, pegged Chrome's share for July at 18.9 percent, a two-tenths of a percentage point decline from June. But Net Applications' numbers were again disputed by rival StatCounter, which tallies browser share differently, counting page views, not unique visitors, for about 3 million websites. And unlike Net Applications, StatCounter does not weight the results by each country's pool of online users. Read More Apple asks court to sanction Samsung by ordering in its favor Apple has requested a court in California to sanction Samsung Electronics in a patent infringement dispute by granting judgment in favor of Apple, after the South Korean company released to the press documents including exhibits that were not allowed as evidence in the suit. Read More
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