Facebook 'panic button' used more than 200 times

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Facebook 'panic button' used more than 200 times

Facebook 'panic button' used more than 200 times

Posted: 13 Aug 2010 09:00 AM PDT


More than 200 Brits have used Facebook's panic button to report suspicious behaviour on the social network, says the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP).

Opinion: IT needs to help secure industrial control systems

Posted: 13 Aug 2010 09:00 AM PDT


After the Stuxnet worm exploited a zero-day vulnerability in a popular industrial controller, it's clear that operators of large-scale infrastructure management systems need to work with the IT security community to better safeguard these critical systems.

Malware Call to Arms: Threat at All-Time High and Rising

Posted: 13 Aug 2010 09:00 AM PDT


McAfee recently published its McAfee Threat Report: Second Quarter 2010 revealing a variety of interesting and relevant details about the current state of the malware threat. The McAfee report contains cause for concern and demonstrates why it's more important than ever that organizations not let their computer and network security guard down.

Open source software a frequent flier on Virgin America

Posted: 13 Aug 2010 09:00 AM PDT


Virgin America's CIO says free and open source software (FOSS) is giving the fast growing airline a competitive edge in providing guest services vs. airlines relying mainly on more expensive and less flexible proprietary programs.

Changes to PCI data security standard leave questions unanswered

Posted: 13 Aug 2010 09:00 AM PDT


A new version of the PCI Data Security Standard scheduled for release later this year is likely to attract more attention for what it leaves unaddressed rather than what it changes, analysts say.

Heartland denies systems involved in new data breach

Posted: 13 Aug 2010 09:00 AM PDT


Heartland Payment Systems, which last year suffered the largest-ever data breach involving payment card data, is downplaying reports out linking the payment processor to a data breach at a restaurant chain in Austin, Texas.

Measure and manage the risk inherent in your IT infrastructure

Posted: 13 Aug 2010 09:00 AM PDT


You've got a limited budget to spend on IT security measures. Wouldn't it be nice to have an advisor tell you precisely how to apply your resources to improve the security of your infrastructure and reduce the inherent risks to your business? Prevari's Technology Risk Manager uses predictive analytics to show you your risk level and what you can do to mitigate the risks.

India may put restrictions on Skype and Google

Posted: 13 Aug 2010 09:00 AM PDT


India may ask Google, Skype and other online service providers to allow the country's law enforcement agencies to access communications on their networks, the head of an Internet association said on Friday.

UK regulator still reviewing Google Wi-Fi sampling

Posted: 13 Aug 2010 09:00 AM PDT


The U.K.'s data protection agency is still reviewing Google's collection of Wi-Fi data as part of its Street View program but said it does not appear to have jeopardized people's personal information.

Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 and 70-662 Exam Training in one package

Posted: 13 Aug 2010 12:32 AM PDT


Exchange Server 2010 Training

The newest Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 has been released a few months ago and enterprises are already upgrading from the older versions in mass scale. Microsoft holds almost 2/3 of the market share in email communication solutions and the Exchange Server 2010 is its flagship product and the cornerstone of Unified Communications for many companies.

The new Exchange 2010 version boasts ground breaking features such as PowerShell utilization as its main engine, Transport Protection Rules, Role Based Access Control, full unified communication support (text to speech, voice mail, instant messaging etc) and other advanced software communication features that make this product one of the most powerful enterprise tools.

If you are going to get involved for the maintenance and administration of Microsoft Exchange 2010 then you certainly need a good training for such a complex product. I.T administrators responsible for their Exchange Server must be ready and prepared to manage hundreds or thousands of users and their mailboxes, the security of the servers, the databases, the operating system etc. Getting a solid and proven Exchange 2010 training package is essential if you want to "survive" for such a demanding task.

There is also an Exchange Server 2010 relevant Exam, the 70-662 (Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Configuration) which counts as credit towards two Microsoft Certifications (the Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist – MCTS and the Microsoft Certified IT Professional – MCITP certifications). Passing the 70-662 exam, you will be one step closer to a better career, to a better salary, and to a more stable IT position in your company.

Now, what if you could find a training package that will offer you two things:

  1. Extensive in-depth training to teach you how to install, configure, maintain and troubleshoot the newest Microsoft Exchange 2010 Server with hands-on experience from a Certified Instructor.
  2. Full coverage of 70-662 exam requirements with practice exam questions.

The combination of the above can be found in the Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Training Package Here. Check it out because I believe it's a great deal in terms of cost and the amount and quality of information that you will acquire. And the best part is that the training package above comes from one of the most trusted Computer Training companies, so you will be assured that you will get the best results.

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