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    In this week's Searchlight: bold new threats highlight need for cybersecuity training, why big data requires soft skills, cloud confusion and more.

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    Learn how to tackle cybercrime from former White House CIO Theresa Payton and former federal Cybersecurity Coordinator Howard Schmidt.

  • Exploring the 'Big Data Frontier'

    IT business strategist Harvey Koeppel draws on historical data to explore the 'Big Data Frontier' and its potential to profoundly change the world.

• Security

  • Using EMET to harden Windows XP and other legacy applications

    Expert Michael Cobb details how using EMET, a free tool from Microsoft, can harden Windows XP and other legacy applications.

  • Beyond privacy policies: Practical privacy for websites and mobile apps

    Posting a privacy policy is not enough. Here's practical advice for privacy on websites and mobile apps.

  • Exploit kits evolved: How to defend against the latest attack toolkits

    Expert Nick Lewis details how automated exploit kits are evolving and offers mitigations for the latest methods employed by these attack toolkits.

• Networking

  • Troubleshooting network problems with good governance and design

    Packet loss, oversubscription, unpatched and inconsistent switch software still plague enterprise networks. Find out how engineers are fighting back.

  • Networking blogs: Overlay Transport Virtualization, SDDC practicality

    In this week's networking roundup, bloggers advise how to use Overlay Transport Virtualization and discuss what's needed for a mature SDDC.

  • Q&A: Why WLAN test tools should evolve quickly -- but likely won't

    Network consultant Peter Welcher talked to SearchNetworking about the evolution of WLAN test tools as more businesses look to wireless networks.

• Data Center

  • Data center technologies evolve to meet tomorrow's computing demands

    VMware's upcoming public cloud and AMD's 64-bit ARM servers are technologies for the data center that exemplify the changes in the IT industry.

  • New data center cooling strategies to improve efficiency, lower costs

    Stagnant strategies for data center cooling will keep energy bills climbing ever higher, but a more modern approach can bring them back down to earth.

  • Converged systems usher in data center transformation

    The rise of converged systems has brought a new level of manageability to the data center, but these integrated offerings have a few drawbacks.

• Data Management

  • New BI stack tackles data load at Boston Children's Hospital

    Boston Children's Hospital upgraded its business intelligence architecture to boost enterprise reporting, a move that also required retraining users.

  • Expanded Hadoop use cases will drive need for new enterprise features

    With user interest rising, Hadoop vendors are trying to pave a path to higher adoption with add-ons that target issues holding the technology back.

  • Jim Goodnight on SAS in-memory analytics and the data scientist

    A podcast Q&A with SAS execs Jim Goodnight and Jim Davis looks at big data enablers, including in-memory analytics, and the role of data scientists.

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