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Video: Zombie Cookies, IT Budgets & Twitter Hacks

This Week In 60 Seconds looks at zombie cookies, your 2015 IT budget, the rise of open source storage, and more.

 

Our weekly video wrapup sounds the alarm on Verizon’s zombie cookies. We also share a CIO’s perspective on how technology shifts have disrupted IT budget assumptions. Plus we chart the rise of open source storage, and parse the difference between cyber-terrorism and vandalism in the CENTCOM Twitter hack.

You can find links to the full stories below. And don’t forget to answer our question of the week: Would you share secure login credentials with colleagues? Let us know in the comments section.

Verizon Wireless Customers Face ‘Zombie Cookies’

How To Mess Up IT Budgeting In 2015

Open Source Storage Gains Traction

US CENTCOM Twitter Hijack ‘Purely’ Vandalism

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