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US security firm alleges massive Chinese hacking

BEIJING (AP) -- Cyberattacks that stole massive amounts of information from military contractors, energy companies and other key industries in the U.S. and elsewhere have been traced to the doorstep of a Chinese military unit, a U.S. security firm alleged Tuesday. 

Feds roll out cyber plan as Hill vows legislation

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Declaring that America is losing an aggressive cyber-espionage campaign waged from China, administration officials and lawmakers on Wednesday agreed to push legislation that would make it easier for the government and industry to share information about who is getting hacked and what to do about it. 

All businesses should consider good physical security plan

Remember Maxwell Smart walking down the corridor as the doors automatically opened and closed? Even Mel Brooks, the show's creator and a comic genius, understood the need for physical security, a major part of corporate information technology protection. 

CyberHive welcomes a pot of startups

As the sun set on a downtown party Wednesday night, pink mixed drinks swam down an ice luge into attendees' cocktail glasses and parting gifts came in the form of honey jars. 

Cyber attacks rose 600% last year, study says

Cyber attacks have increased by nearly 600 percent over the past year, according to a report released Wednesday by Websense Security Labs, a research team of San Diego’s Websense Inc. (Nasdaq: WBSN), which produces security software for email and mobile communications. 

US plan aimed at keeping China out of US networks

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The White House cybersecurity executive order, to be unveiled Wednesday by President Barack Obama's top security officials, will be the most comprehensive plan yet for confronting electronic attacks on America's computer networks, or at least a good-faith effort amid an alarming tide in industrial espionage in the past year that experts blame mostly on China. 

IMAX execs stop by San Diego

Reuben H. Fleet Science Center hosted a 40th birthday party of sorts for its IMAX dome theater on Thursday. 

Review: Celestron's latest in robotic telescopes

Since the computerized Celestron CompuStar appeared in 1985, Celestron has been known for both its technological prowess and ease of use. The company continues this tradition with the introduction of the SkyProdigy 6, which a colleague -- Daily Transcript reporter Thor Biberman -- and I tested out on a 16-degree evening in the Anza Borrego desert. 

MaintenanceNet teams with Panasonic for service contract platform

Carlsbad-based MaintenanceNet Inc. has implemented a cloud-based service contract management platform for Panasonic System Communications Co. of North America. 

The changing landscape of (IT) infrastructure

Businesses have two options today when it comes to their Information Technology (IT) Infrastructure: 

Overland Storage lands new patent

Data management company Overland Storage (Nasdaq: OVRL) announce Monday that it has been granted a new patent from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office covering its clustered file system technology related to large-scale computer file storage. 

San Diego's premier technology organization creates education, information sharing opportunities with TCR Services at the forefront

AITP (the Association of Information Technology Professionals) is the community of IT knowledge focused on empowering IT professionals by helping them reach their full potential. 

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Roundtables

Business cyberthreats require continuous security updates

The cloud has defeated the "blue screen of death," but companies are constantly taxed with updating security software and finding new ways to combat cyberthreats. 

Big data draw big concerns

Jennifer Tucker Klein, assistant vice chancellor of institutional research and planning at Brandman University, is a whiz at data mining and predictive analytics. But with that knowledge — that Web scrapers and robots are out there, taking note of a person’s online persona — comes a bit of paranoia. 

Companies slowly ascend into the cloud

Shifting to the cloud has various economic advantages, but some companies are still wary about jumping in head-first. 

California companies look on the bright side

California is an increasingly tricky state to do business in, but local technology and manufacturing companies are finding ways to stay inside the Golden State lines. 

San Diego companies find regulations force them to do some business outside US

Maxwell Technologies has the potential to become a $1 billion company, according to its CEO David Schramm. 

Cybersecurity calls on small businesses

Many small businesses do not understand the importance of cybersecurity, and as a result, they are putting larger companies and government agencies at risk. 

Businesses struggle with how to gain clients in the Internet age

Local companies are struggling with how to gain clients through referrals in a world that's shifting from the handshake to the point-and-click. 

Security dominates wireless industry concerns

Individual plants will one day have their own microprocessor to transmit a signal, saying they need water and fertilizer. A group of forward-thinking technology leaders discussed what the future looks like in the wireless sector at a recent roundtable at The Daily Transcript sponsored by CohnReznick. 

Profiles

Parallel 6 has apps for racing, restaurants

Come race day at the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club, turfside gamblers can place wagers and happily play videos of their horse winning by a nose — all through an app on their smartphones. 

Radiant Technologies shines a light on software services

Michael Anderson started San Diego-based Radiant Technologies Inc. because he wanted to give software clients a personalized touch. 

Newsmaker videos

Mike Dowdy, CariNet Inc.

Mike Dowdy, Vice President of Sales at CariNet Inc., illustrates why CariNet is a superior hosting company.  Citing their redundant power systems, 24/7 support and flexible server architecture.

Tech Edge videos

Interview with Tim Caulfield, AIS

March 27, 2013 -- George Chamberlin speaks with Tim Caulfield, CEO of American Internet Services, about AIS's services, cloud computing and what technologies businesses are embracing.

Howard Asher on health care

Dec. 5, 2012 -- George Chamberlin and Howard Asher, CEO of Abnology, discuss how the "art of medicine" -- health care -- has evolved into a science-based business.

Booz Allen Hamilton's Jason Escaravage on cloud computing

Dec. 4, 2012 -- George Chamberlin speaks with Jason Escaravage, a principal at Booz Allen Hamilton, about cloud computing and its benefits and challenges.

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