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Web Hosting – SCOTTSDALE, AZ - Hosted application management company, OneNeck IT Services, announced today their strategic partnership with Datapipe in order to add a world-class, highly secure, SAS 70 Type II certified facility in New Jersey to their solution portfolio. The partnership with Datapipe will enhance OneNeck’s solution offering to customers based on the east coast, while adding to OneNeck’s already robust disaster recovery offering to customers worldwide.
A screenshot of FiberCloud’s new cloud computing website (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) – Web host FiberCloud ( www.fibercloud.com ) announced on Wednesday that it has launched Cloud City Hosting ( www.cloudcityhosting.com ), a new website that will provide easy access to cloud computing services for small businesses. This launch comes a week after FiberCloud added a new online backup software to expand its disaster recovery and data protection services portfolio. According to the press release, FiberCloud’s products sold through its new website “are scalable to fit changes in business or staffing needs.” The company offers products without annual contracts
A screenshot of FiberCloud’s new cloud computing website (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) – Web host FiberCloud ( www.fibercloud.com ) announced on Wednesday that it has launched Cloud City Hosting ( www.cloudcityhosting.com ), a new website that will provide easy access to cloud computing services for small businesses. This launch comes a week after FiberCloud added a new online backup software to expand its disaster recovery and data protection services portfolio. According to the press release, FiberCloud’s products sold through its new website “are scalable to fit changes in business or staffing needs.” The company offers products without annual contracts
An image of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) –- Tennessee-based Oak Ridge National Laboratory ( www.ornl.gov ) was hit with a spear phishing attack Friday, forcing the federal data center to cut Internet access for employees, according to a report by Wired . The federal government lab said the cybercriminals only managed to steal a “few megabytes” of information before it realized that the data was being transferred from a server. As of Tuesday, the lab could not say what the stolen data actually entailed
An image of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) –- Tennessee-based Oak Ridge National Laboratory ( www.ornl.gov ) was hit with a spear phishing attack Friday, forcing the federal data center to cut Internet access for employees, according to a report by Wired . The federal government lab said the cybercriminals only managed to steal a “few megabytes” of information before it realized that the data was being transferred from a server. As of Tuesday, the lab could not say what the stolen data actually entailed.
An image from the Infinitely Virtual website shows features and pricing for its Dedicated Exchange Hosting (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Web hosting provider Infinitely Virtual ( www.infinitelyvirtual.com ) announced on Monday that it has launched an “advanced” version of its dedicated Exchange hosting plan, offering some additional features for advanced users of the service. The company first launched its dedicated Exchange hosting plans last week.
Apple’s iPhone, one of the devices running the IOS platform (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — According to several reports issued Friday, consumer electronics giant Apple ( www.apple.com ) issued version 4.3.2 of its IOS software, the platform that powers its iPhone and iPad devices this week, a patch that includes measures to address last month’s Comodo SSL breach. In March, two Comodo resellers were compromised by a hacker in an attack that led to the issuing of several rogue certificates for well-known communications services.
Apple’s iPhone, one of the devices running the IOS platform (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — According to several reports issued Friday, consumer electronics giant Apple ( www.apple.com ) issued version 4.3.2 of its IOS software, the platform that powers its iPhone and iPad devices this week, a patch that includes measures to address last month’s Comodo SSL breach. In March, two Comodo resellers were compromised by a hacker in an attack that led to the issuing of several rogue certificates for well-known communications services. All the major browser developers issued updates that marked those certificates as invalid
Timmons speaks at a Port of Quincy event relating to data center tax breaks (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — In a move that has been referred to alternately as “poaching,” “stealing” and “snagging,” Apple reportedly hired Microsoft’s data center general manager Kevin Timmons yesterday, to an unspecified position, though one generally expected to closely related to the company’s near-complete 500,000 square-foot data center in Maiden, North Carolina. In a post on his Green Data Center Blog, breaking the news that Timmons was leaving Microsoft for Apple , Dave Ohara observed that perhaps the most interesting point was the fact that the most scarce resource in the data center business was not power or cooling, but talent at the executive level. “It is such a small world in data centers and especially smaller for the executive rank,” wrote Ohara, “information flows as recruiters call and others want opinions on various candidates and companies to work for. Besides the executives, senior data center design engineers are heavily recruited.” Timmons leaves the same post at Microsoft that Data Center GM Mike Manos left several years ago to work at Digital Realty Trust
