Latest videos & podcasts from Network World.
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Highlight of the week:
Security Buzz video: What concerns attendees
Attendees at The Security Standard conference in Chicago share their thoughts on the biggest security threats facing enterprises today.
More videos and podcasts:
Twisted Pair podcast: How Not To Treat Customers
Jason and Keith discuss several cases of poor customer service from IT-related companies, Google’s boost for its enterprise applications, and why people won’t be able to fly around in Cisco’s Second Life-like virtual world. (44:10)
Cool Tools video: Diagnose car problems on your own
The check engine light is on and it could be anything from a loose gas cap to a fouled up cylinder. Keith shows you how to find out the severity of the problem before bringing the car to the shop. Panorama podcast: Why Are We Mismanaging Passwords?
Research suggests the typical enterprise spends more than $500,000 each year on maintaining and updating privileged passwords, those non-personal, shared and administrative passwords that exist in almost every device or application. Yet they’re still not secure. Adam Bosnian, VP of of products and strategy at Cyber-Ark Software, discusses new approaches to privileged password management with Keith Shaw. (12:22) Panorama podcast: The Mobile Worker in 2015
We may not have flying cars in 8 years, but the mobile worker in 2015 will face a ubiquitous network that will greatly improve their productivity. From advancements such as delivery companies being able to deliver packages directly to an individual (based on presence), to the blurring of applications and data, find out what we’ll be doing in the future. Wes Wasson, chief strategy officer at Citrix, jumps in the time machine with Keith Shaw. (23:46) LinuxWorld podcast: The NetApp-Sun patent beef: Dave Hitz
Network Appliance’s Dave Hitz and Sun’s Jonathan Schwartz took the arguments in their patent lawsuit to the blogosphere with dueling posts over who started it. Dave gives his point of view on what happens, how the patent system applies to software, and how NetApp’s patent portfolio could affect open source. (10:40)
