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 How do you judge whether you're using your IT budget in the most efficient way? Forrester Research suggests that you control your IT MOOSE spending. This episode of Sanity Savers for IT executives introduces MOOSE costs and explains how to keep them under control.
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New at TechRepublicUse Word's AutoRecover option to avoid lost work
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In a an area and in an industry that is famous for poaching of top talent, companies in Silicon Valley are facing investigation into their monopoly-type hiring practices. Watch a clickjacking attack take control of a Webcam
In this video, CNET Executive Editor Tom Merritt and Jeremiah Grossman from Whitehat Security explore the basics of "clickjacking" and show how it can be used to take control of a computer's Webcam. Can you really dump Exchange for Google Apps Synchronization with Outlook?
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Disabling automatic drive letter assignment in Windows Server
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Prevent malware from spreading by e-mail links and attachments
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