Dropbox version 2.0 features a one-stop menu for file-sharing

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	Dropbox version 2.0 features a one-stop menu for file-sharing Dropbox released a version 2.0 of its desktop client for Windows and Mac OS X, featuring a new drop-down menu from which users can create links to documents and folders, accept invitations and monitor changes to their accounts. Read More WHITE PAPER: IntraLinks Download the Cloud Security Deep Dive The scalability of cloud computing depends on sharing resources that were never shared before, creating a new set of risks -- and demanding a new set of security best practices. Cloud computing is a new paradigm that challenges traditional security dogma. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM IBM WebSphere MQ: The Messaging Backbone IBM WebSphere MQ offers assured delivery of messages between applications and systems running on virtually every commercial IT platform. This IBM middleware is used as the fundamental messaging backbone for mission-critical environments... Read More When is your data your not your data? When it's in the cloud With Verizon's aid, police arrest a man for storing illegal porn in the cloud, which raises questions about how much privacy cloud users can expect. Read More
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