Docker snaps up SocketPlane to fix networking flaws

FREAK is another serious security flaw in the Web's encryption Box snaps up Subspace for heightened BYOD security

Today's InfoWorld Headlines: Wrap Up March 04, 2015 Docker snaps up SocketPlane to fix networking flaws With Docker 1.5 freshly released, the creators of the software-containerization system are looking to fix its networking issues. Enter SocketPlane, a startup aimed at software-defined networking. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. FREAK is another serious security flaw in the Web's encryption 2. Box snaps up Subspace for heightened BYOD security 3. FCC a 'referee,' not a regulator, of the Internet, Wheeler says 4. Alibaba enters U.S. cloud market, signaling global ambitions White Paper: Rackspace Do You Know Who is Running Your Cloud? Choosing a partner with deep cloud expertise, a track record of leadership, an understanding of your industry, and insight into your business' unique requirements is the clear path for migrating your operations into a scalable, highly available cloud solution. LEARN MORE FREAK is another serious security flaw in the Web's encryption Experts are warning of a serious security flaw that has apparently gone undetected for years and can weaken encrypted connections between computers and websites, potentially undermining security across the Internet. READ MORE Box snaps up Subspace for heightened BYOD security Hard on the heels of debuting a cloud storage service for financial services firms, Box announced Tuesday that it has acquired Subspace, a startup focused on cross-device collaboration security. READ MORE White Paper: Dell Software Reverse Proxy: 3 Myths Busted Discover the real facts about how reverse proxy enables enhanced security and IT efficiency. Read this paper to ensure your organization is reaping the benefits of this valuable technology. LEARN MORE FCC a 'referee,' not a regulator, of the Internet, Wheeler says FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler on Tuesday defended the commission's recent vote in support of Net neutrality, saying it isn't regulation as some critics contend it is, but instead sets up the Federal Communication Commission as a kind of referee.READ MORE Alibaba enters U.S. cloud market, signaling global ambitions Alibaba subsidiary Aliyun is the biggest cloud player in its home market, and on Wednesday, it opened a data center in California. The U.S. business will first focus on attracting Chinese enterprises based in the country, before it expands to international customers in this year's second half. READ MORE White Paper: Dell Software IAM for the Real World: Access Management Security concerns and compliance make the need to manage access a top priority. Read this e-book to learn about the complexities of access management and the promises of a more unified, integrated approach. LEARN MORE