Podcast predictions for 2010

From security nightmares to smartphones, here's what's happening in 2010

Possibly lost in the shuffle last week with all the Consumer Electronics Show coverage was our series of Prediction Podcasts. Here's a bunch of podcast interviews that we posted, all with experts predicting what we can expect this year:

Predictions: Smartphone Trends for 2010
Smartphones in the enterprise are here to stay. Discover five predictions on enterprise smartphones from Zenprise's Ahmed Datoo, who talks with Keith Shaw about increased device theft, unused devices wasting money, and the decline of corporate-liable smartphones. (16:47)

Predictions: Cybercrime in 2010
As part of our series of prediction podcasts for 2010, Mike Paquette from Top Layer Security joins us for his fourth annual look back at 2009 predictions and gives us his 2010 predictions in the realm of cybercrime, which include the end of the trusted Web site and botnets getting worse. (18:49)

Predictions: Security Nightmares in 2010
Continuing our series of prediction-related podcasts for 2010, Ken Pappas from True North Security talks with Keith Shaw about the nightmares for IT that could occur this year, specifically in the health care and financial sectors. (14:00)

Predictions: Network Priorities for 2010
Concluding our prediction podcasts for 2010, Keith Shaw talks with Andrew Rubin, CEO of Cymtec Systems, about the big trends in networking for 2010. Find out where IT should spend its bandwidth for the year. (18:53)

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