在一月，V.米勒牛顿，CEO和 PKWARE , made his annual list of predictions for most likely cyberattacks of the year.

Number 3 on the list: The U.S. electrical grid will be attacked. He's been making predictions since 2011, and claims 95 percent accuracy so far (he also predicts that healthcare systems were at risk and that smart watches would be hacked).

[ Related: Battling cyberattacks with bombs? ]

"This country's infrastructure runs on antiquated technology and systems," he says. "We've already seen an electrical power grid hacked in December of last year in Ukraine," which blacked out 103 cities and partially blacked out an additional 186.

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所以，你去一个政治会议。做一个小的政治活动，并听一些演讲。同时利用从握手休息和闲聊你决定做笔记本电脑上的一些工作。然后你砍死

在共和党全国代表大会期间，IT安全公司Avast的安全的设置假的Wi-Fi热点，看看谁能够落在他们的伎俩。事实证明，很多人爱上了它。Avast的估计超过1200人登录到假冒的热点，一些与像政治倾向的名字“我投TRUMP！免费上网，”和“我投希拉里！免费上网，”和一些与官方戒指给他们，如“谷歌星巴克”和ATTWifi在GOP。 “ 要阅读此文章全面，请点击这里 //m.amiribrahem.com/article/3101953/the-dangerous-cost-of-free-wi-fi.html 2016年6月29日星期三11:03:00 -0700 简答:米勒 简答:米勒 <本文> <节课=“页面”>

2016年奥运会已经有了一个粗略的开始 - 我们还没有看到开幕仪式呢。Worries about the Zika virus, polluted competition waters, doping scandals and Rio’s precarious finances could mean a complicated time in August for the Summer Games.

[ Related: Jumping hurdles on the road to Rio 2016: AOC's head of IT Anthony Soulsby ]

One thing thing poised to go well: communication at Rio de Janeiro–Galeão International Airport, Brazil’s biggest airport and how most people will get into the country for the games.

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在较长的答案是比较复杂的，但安全厂商Trustwave在它的 2016 Trustwave全球安全报告，这是上个月发布的。

” 犯罪分子得到一个很多精明，” Trustwave的威胁情报经理卡尔·格莱尔说。“我们看到他们的战术改变一点点。”

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在这项研究中，Trustwave发现影响企业和内部网络，妥协在2015年创下的40％，同比增长从去年的18％之前。

“罪犯们发现，如果他们能够让自己嵌入到企业网络，有丰富的在这些网络可获利的数据，”西格莱尔说。这也可能是他所谓的“急剧下降”，在点销售违反率，其下降了18个百分点，2014年至2015年，根据这项研究的结果。“犯罪分子不要走开。他们只是转移目标，”他说。 的阅读这篇文章完全，请点击这里 //m.amiribrahem.com/article/3074118/what-are-hackers-up-to-these-days.html 2016年5月9日星期一04:38:00 -0700 简答:米勒 简答:米勒

So you have a dispersed workforce. Maybe you're part of a big company with several offices. Or maybe your employer has a liberal work-from-home policy. Or perhaps you work with key contractors who may not always be in your office. 

Whatever the reason, you need unified communication (UC) technology. And so do a lot of other companies. But a recent study by IT consultancy Softchoice suggests that not many companies are getting the tools they need. 

Softchoice surveyed 250 IT managers and 750 line-of-business professionals in North America, and 44 percent of the IT managers polled said that they found it difficult to deploy UC technology. 

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作为一个CIO不是一件容易的工作，而不是当黑客在你从四面八方试图让他们的手对甜，甜数据的到来。这是特别伤脑筋，因为一个缺口可以从一个受人尊敬的企业变成一个公司一个看起来像它保护它与瑞士奶酪层信息。 

Here are four things keeping CIOs up at night – and ways to help them fall back asleep again – or at least into a light doze instead of staring at the ceiling waiting for a hacker to break through.

1. Dude, where's my data?

Andrew Hay, CISO for DataGravity, says one concern might seem a simple one: "the lack of data awareness that organizations have in terms of where information is stored and what type of sensitive information is accessible by people who shouldn't have it," he says. 

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Is your company’s cybersecurity keeping you up at night?

If you're an IT professional, the answer to that question is probably yes. If you're an IT executive, the answer to that question might be no – even if you work at the same company.

What we're seeing, says Jack Danahy, co-founder of Barkly, a Boston-based endpoint security startup company, "is a breakdown in communication."

That's what Barkly found in its "Cybersecurity Confidence Report." In it, Barkly surveyed of 350 IT professionals and found that 50 percent are not confident in their current security products or solutions.

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Work from home? Flex time? Cube farm? What's work look like in your workplace – if you have a workplace at all? 

Allowing employees to work from home part or full-time continues apace. 

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2014 on days worked, 23 percent of employee persons did some or all of their work from home while 85 percent did some or all of their work at the workplace. 

+ ALSO ON NETWORK WORLD 10 Most Telecommuting-Friendly Tech Companies  +

This is only a slight uptick from 2003, the first year these measures were taken. But it is progress. Then, 19 percent of employed persons did some or all of their work at home while 87 percent did some or all of their work at their workplace on days worked. But the relatively consistency of the numbers show that, for a good portion of the workplace population, telecommuting has become an integral part of the work-live balance. 

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"We're battling thousands of years of evolution," says Kevin Epstein, vice president of the Threat Operations Center at Proofpoint. "It's natural to be curious about things. Unfortunately, with email scams, it's better to think before you click." 

One more reason we – the collective “we,” that is – continue clicking on malicious links or downloading bogus attachments, despite being told not to: hackers have gotten much better at pretending to be someone they're not, using social engineering to slip past our guard by masquerading as someone else. 

It's worked, too. An employees at Seagate was recently the victim of an email phishing scam that lead to the release of W-2s of past and current employees, W-2s that include Social Security numbers and salaries among other personal information. An employee at Snapchat was also just phished into sending out payroll information into the wrong hands. 

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和往常一样，冬季的是暗淡的。你准备好去......其他地方。某处温暖，更明亮，更有趣。 

And someone else is there waiting and ready to steal your information — and your money — in the process. 

Travel scams are ripe and ripening as the days grow longer, in some high and very low tech ways. 

+ ALSO ON NETWORK WORLD IRS Scam: 5,000 victims cheated out of $26.5 million since 2013 +

"The really staggering message that came through in 2015 was that it was the year attackers spent a lot less time and energy on really sophisticated technology intrusions and instead spent the year exploiting us," says Kevin Epstein, vice president of the Threat Operations Center at Proofpoint. 

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Your company wants a custom app for that? 

It's possible – and not just if you're the CIO of a big bucks corporation. New advances in app-building technology have lowered the cost of making apps, and the time and knowledge to make, test and deploy them, too.

Much like how the power of website building used to be in the hands of only those who knew HTML but can now be built by anyone with a Squarespace or Wordpress account, new programs are letting non-developer employees to make apps with ease. 

"I couldn't write a line of code to save my life, but I can configure an app," says Rebecca Wettemann, vice president of research, enterprise applications, with Nucleus Research. App development can be a drag and drop process, which enables a business user to make the app themselves. 

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如果2015年是物联网的一年年，2016年可能是物联网被黑客入侵互联网的一年。这可能意味着很多头痛的CIO们，他们是否是这些新器件的球迷自己或将处理员工在工作连接它们和管理潜在的安全隐患带来。 

"The issue to date is that devices are vulnerable just by the fact that they exist and can connect to the Internet," says Jerry Irvine, member of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Cybersecurity Leadership Council and CIO of Prescient Solutions. "Anybody can get to a device if you don't secure them properly." 

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有一个移动应用？如果你不使用的关键绩效指标（KPI）来衡量这些应用的成功 - 在他们 - 你的公司和你的投资可能被落在后面。 

That's the message from Red Hat 2015 Mobile Maturity Survey, which surveyed IT decision makers from 200 private sector companies with at least 2,500 employees based in the U.S. and Western Europe. They found that almost everyone was using this key data to see how their mobile apps are doing. 

"The use of KPIs is traditionally how companies develop the business case and measure success against business objectives," says Cathal McGloin, vice president and general manager of mobile platforms at Red Hat. "Applying KPIs to mobile investment therefore makes sense as it provides consistency in performance measurement and benchmarking across the organization." 

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有多少是在窗口的软件？如果它只是坐在那里，很多。在4年的研究过程中未使用的软件 - 根据一项新的研究中，美国企业浪费了$ 30十亿 - 是的，十亿。 

That's the conclusion reached by 1E, which recently released its "The Real Cost of Unused Software" report. The study looked at data on about how 1,800 software titles were installed on 3.6 million desktops in 129 companies across 14 different industry sectors, all over a four-year period. The global average came to 37 percent waste per company. The cost: $259 per desktop. 

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