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	As cloud use grows, so will rate of DDoS attacks Cloud services are very tempting for DDoS attackers, who now focus mainly on private data centers. It's safe to assume that, as more cloud services come into use, DDoS attacks on them will become more commonplace. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: OSBC OSBC 2013 – Cloud. Data. Mobile. Open Source: It Starts Here Learn key strategies so that you can make your business more effectively data-driven. Nowhere else will you hear such a comprehensive perspective on the open source industry. The conference features content-rich sessions from industry executives on how open source technology is being used and what the implications are from a business perspective. Click to continue In this Issue The case for renting Office 2013 instead of buying it Office on the iPad is better but still not good enough Amazon users can now track their cloud-based databases with texts, email WEBCAST: Prophix Aligning IT and business needs through financial automation Learn how technology enabled LUSH to streamline processes, empower business stakeholders, and predict customer purchasing patterns to the tune of $500,000 in additional sales during the holiday season. Learn More The case for renting Office 2013 instead of buying it Even if you need Office on only one computer, the Office 365 subscription has major advantages that outweigh its higher cost in that scenario -- and bonuses for users who install it on multiple computers. Read More Office on the iPad is better but still not good enough Office Web Apps is fine for pinch-hitting work -- and a big improvement over its last version. But in the reality of Web apps, CloudOn is better and free. Read More Amazon users can now track their cloud-based databases with texts, email Amazon's Simple Notification Service (SNS) will give administrators a heads-up when their databases are running low on storage, have shut down, or a backup has started or finished. Read More
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