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what brought Sony's Playstation network down could happen to you! (part 2)

published on 2011/11/29 by kenneth ho

In order to prevent intrusions on a network, an organization typically chooses one of the three approaches: 1) a traditional on-premise firewall router solution 2) a filtering infrastructure, or 3) cloud-based DDoS defense solution. All these approaches have pros and cons......

what brought Sony's Playstation network down could happen to you! (part 2)

What Brought Sony's Playstation Network Down, Could Happen To You!(part 1)

published on 2011/11/14 by kenneth ho

The Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack has been identified to be one of the most common types of cyber threats according to Threadpost. For example, in April of this year, Sony's Playstation Network was crippled, resulting in damages worth $171 million. ...

What Brought Sony's Playstation Network Down, Could Happen To You!(part 1)

What does Cloud Security Really Mean (Part 2)?

published on 2011/11/08 by kenneth ho

Regulatory is a key issue with the cloud, not only for industries such as healthcare and financial services but also governments. In Asia, there is still a fragmented regulatory framework, and this remains a significant hurdle for international companies working in multiple countries within the region. ...

What does Cloud Security Really Mean (Part 2)?

what is the Asian telco's market like ?

published on 2011/08/29 by Virginie Tran

In this video, you will learn from Eric that the Asian market is a mix of the kind of countries (emerging markets & advanced communication markets). These markets can adapt very quickly the most advanced technology. On top of that, it is relevant to take into account the generation X and Y because their adoption to telco's is very high and they are using very advanced of social networking. Concerning the technological trend, Asia is well known for its very big manufacturing base but now it is becoming an innovator ! ...

what is the Asian telco's market like ?

students shadow female managers in Singapore and Cairo offices

published on 2010/12/13 by Katie DeTitta

Within France Telecom-Orange, our "shadowing days" program was developed in 2009 to help respond to a global deficit of engineers and the low percentage of women employed in the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) industry. Within Orange Business Services, we have implemented special days during which female students shadowed a female Orange employee working in a technical job role. This is an opportunity for students to experience the workplace, understand more about technical job roles, and of course ask questions. Shadowing days are a key element of our diversity policy which includes gender equality. ...

students shadow female managers in Singapore and Cairo offices