2014
Autospeak-Straight Talk contains articles covering digital and social media marketing social communities and events marketing
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Must Reads are :
compendiums of our best recent coverage of a particular topic. In this issue,
find out how hackers try to trick your employees, why it takes so long to
findbreaches, how the cloud can help SMBs find vulnerabilities -- and much
more. - How Hackers Fool Your Employees
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Why Are We So Slow To Detect Data
Breaches?
New OWASP Top 10 Reflects Unchanged State Of Web Security
Cloud Can Simplify Vulnerability
Management For SMBs
Don't Take Vulnerability Counts At Face Value
Negligence, Glitches Push Breach Costs Up Worldwide
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                   Watch This Powerful Video (See Link Below)They spooked the Microsoft founder into early retirement. Now they're going to bring down his empire.
Take the investment advice or not this powerful video puts into perspective the evolving revolution that is upon us now.
On October 30, 2005, something incredible happened...
In Redmond, Washington, one of the world's richest -- and most powerful -- businessmen sent an urgent memo to his top engineers and most-trusted managers.
It sounded the alarm that a very disruptive technological revolution was about to wash over the entire world -- forever changing the way we get information and do business.
It also warned this would wipe out the $250 billion business empire he'd spent his life building.
Meanwhile, a few hundred miles south, on the banks of the Columbia River, a mysterious outfit known only as "Design LLC" quietly constructed two massive, windowless warehouses.
This mammoth undertaking was code-named "Project 2," and the International Herald Tribune described the towering monolithic structures as "looming like an information-age nuclear plant."
I realize this may sound like something out of a Tom Clancy novel, but I think you'll want to bear with me, because...The Two Words..........Video
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President
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