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>> Android Download | | | TechRepublic Blogs | | Are you at risk for being accused of a cybercrime? Deb Shinder: IT pros have access to sensitive information and systems that can make them the target in cybercrime investigations.
>> Read the blog | | ............................................................................................. | | Forged memory fools antimalware: A new development in rootkits Malware developers are deploying a new stealth technology. Michael Kassner interviews an expert who explains how some rootkits forge memory to outwit antimalware programs.
>> Read the blog | | ............................................................................................. | | 10 cool add-ins for Office 2007 and 2010 Add-ins let you enhance your Office apps so they can do more things -- and do things better. Susan Harkins combed through the vast sea of Office add-ins to produce this list of winners.
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>> Read the blog | | ............................................................................................. | | Facebook and Twitter: Treat them like your kids Jason Hiner: Just as parents need to treat their various kids differently, but fairly, so do professionals need to deal with Twitter and Facebook using a separate but equal approach. Here are some suggestions.
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| Network Administrator TechRepublic Member | May 02, 2011 |  | | | Should every server be virtualized? Today's IT environment is a mix of technologies that are clearly moving faster than the typical IT environment can handle. Virtualization expert Rick Vanover shares a few points for and against approaching virtualization broadly. Read more |
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| IT Consultant TechRepublic Member | May 02, 2011 | | | | The dirty tricks clients play Chip Camden describes common bad behaviors that some clients exhibit. He also advises consultants on how to respond when they encounter these bad apples. Read more |
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