CSTechcast.com brings you the podcast for IT Pros; a "Top 10" according to CIO Insight. This week we talk hacking and vulnerabilities with Joel Scambray, CISSP, co-founder and CEO of Consciere, and co-author of Hacking Exposed. Find more info from Joel at http://webhackingexposed.com. This week, Microsoft stays steady on custom support pricing, HP earnings result in job cuts, Sun likes its encryption open source, IBM wants in on the broadband stimulus money, and Microsoft gets cozy with Red Hat with an interoperability pact. Facebook's ToS meltdown gets "The Worst Tech Move of the Week", we take "A Closer Look" at some utility cloud options, and DHCP migration to Server 2008 is "The Weekly Tech Tip.
Links to stories and sites discussed during the show:Microsoft Holds the Line on Custom Support Pricing (Redmond Channel Partner Online)HP earnings dip nearly 10%, will cut salaries (CNet)Sun Releases First Protocol for Encryption Key Interoperability (eWeek)IBM Eyes Stimulus Funds for Broadband Project (eWeek)Red Hat, Microsoft Sign Virtualization Interoperability Pact (eWeek)
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- Eric Beehler (consortioservices.com/blog)