[TechRepublic] Asking hard questions about security, user rights, and trust

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Brave new world: Asking hard questions about security, user rights, and trust Answers to technical questions should be cut and dried. Right? Michael Kassner throws out some challenging questions to gauge the opinions of TechRepublic members about security in an increasingly complex environment. Read more Resource of the day Optimize Your Data Center for the Greatest Value and the Lowest TCO To stay competitive in today's changing business world, companies must update the way they view their investment in data center physical infrastructure. Read this white paper to learn how to optimize your data center for the best value and low TCO. Cybercrime: Why it's the new growth industry Deb Shinder takes a closer look at cybercrime trends to explain why it is seeing double-digit growth and what is being done to counteract this expanding industry. Read more Protect yourself from closed source SSH Encryption is important, but you should know the dangers of using encryption software that cannot be closely examined -- and how to mitigate those dangers when you have no choice but to use it. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Five tips for backing up your data to the cloud Cloud backups may seem like an ideal offsite storage solution. But as Brien Posey discovered, you need to do your homework before selecting a cloud backup service. Read more Dreamweaver: Search and destroy rogue code Ryan Boudreaux takes you step-by-step through the process of checking for and safely deleting any rogue code that you might find in your files. Read more How to use CrashPlan for online backups Get reliable, redundant backups with CrashPlan, which is cross-platform and offers both a free service and a paid service with enhanced security and storage options. Read more Featured multimedia   Avast Internet Security 6 (screenshots) Avast 6 keeps the same look as Avast 5, and throws in some excellent new features. Check out the AutoSandbox and the WebRep add-on in this gallery of Avast Internet Security 6. View on site Leaked Windows 8 screenshots Leaked Windows 8 screenshots, by notorious Windows leak going by the name of Zukona. View on site Space shuttle photos NASA's space shuttle Discovery takes last flight Space shuttle Discovery's non-human passenger When the space shuttle hitches a ride Historic legacy for NASA's pioneering shuttle Discovery Today's recommended downloads Help Diverse Platforms Play Well Together (Quest Software) The advantages of row and rack-oriented cooling architectures (American Power Conversion (APC)) Technology Report: Energy-Efficient Cooling for Data Centers (American Power Conversion (APC)) Cooling strategies for high-density racks and blade servers (American Power Conversion (APC)) Estimating a Data Center's Electrical Carbon Footprint (American Power Conversion (APC)) Gallery: Inside Microsoft Entertainment Pack 1 This TechRepublic gallery takes a look back at the first game pack for Windows 3.0.

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