[TechRepublic] Homomorphic encryption: Can it save cloud computing?

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Homomorphic encryption: Can it save cloud computing? An idea of how to prevent what happened to Sony of late was introduced in 1978. It took thirty years, but homomorphic encryption is no longer a theory. Read more Resource of the day Spend Time Using Technology, Not Implementing It The key is in the cloud: Discover how you can achieve unlimited scalability, a more efficient infrastructure, and "anytime, anywhere" delivery of IT services with the latest cloud-based technology and help from IBM. What to do about the PlayStation Network breach The PlayStation Network security compromise is big news, but many may not know what to do about it. A brief overview of Sony's history on such matters may prove helpful. Read more There may be a better way to weed out spammers than CAPTCHA CAPTCHAs may be the de facto standard for protecting against spammer scripts, but that doesn't mean they're always the best tools to use. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Do businesses need antivirus on their Macs? Erik Eckel answers the question: Do Macs need additional antivirus and malware protection? Read more Five tips for using System Restore effectively If a crash hoses your Windows system, System Restore can help you get things working again. Here are a few tips and precautions that will help you put this tool to work. Read more Are there too many availability options for today's network workloads? There are a number of ways to accomplish any task in IT. In the case of ensuring a workload is available, there are plenty of options. IT pro Rick Vanover asks if we are making too much work for ourselves. Read more Five power-saving tips for maxed-out datacenters If your office or datacenter is about to exceed its power capacity, these strategies will help you reduce consumption and use power more efficiently. Read more Featured multimedia   At SRI, bomb-disabling robots go mini (photos) Road Trip at Home: At SRI International, miniaturization is key, including remote robots for disarming bombs, and tiny satellites. View on site Fractal image galleries Fractal art from the XaoS zoomer Chaoscope fractals showcase the beauty of chaos Flame Fractals continue to dazzle Incredible flame fractals take you through the wormhole Today's recommended downloads BlackBerry Users: Never Leave Your Professional Network Behind (IBM) Free White Paper: Improving the Efficiency of Large UPS Systems (American Power Conversion (APC)) Tech Report: Guidelines for Specifying Data Center Criticality/Tier Levels (American Power Conversion (APC)) Build a Solid Strategy for Security and Risk Management (IBM) Monitoring physical threats in the data center (American Power Conversion (APC)) BlackBerry PlayBook review: The perfect tablet for two kinds of people The BlackBerry PlayBook may be outgunned when it comes to competing with the iPad for general consumers, but there are still two types of users who will love this scrappy little 7-inch tablet.

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