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Working in Healthcare IT

Posted on June 28, 2012 by Menagerie Press

Part of the appeal of working in IT is that there should be a constant stiving to learn and excel. Programming and technology depends on being cutting-edge, staying ahead of the curve. As someone who works at Symantec once told … Continue reading →

Posted in Careers And Work, Information Technology, Wordplay and Commentary | Tagged Computer science, Departments, DeVry University, Electronic medical record, enterprise-it, Health, Health informatics, Informatics, Information technology, it-security, medicare reimbursements, Medicine, science, Stuxnet, Symantec, technology, Unemployment, Universities | Leave a comment

China’s International Hacking Exploit

Posted on March 7, 2011 by Menagerie Press

A quick not-so-technical bit about April 8, 2010. One of China’s smaller Internet providers tricked online traffic into flowing through China’s ISP system. Quite a few Federal/high-security computer networks also happened to be rerouted. If you didn’t know, traffic can … Continue reading →

Posted in Information Technology, The Cloud | Tagged Access Providers, Border Gateway Protocol, Business and Economy, China, Internet access, Internet service provider, Internet traffic, IP address, Resources for ISPs, Symantec | Leave a comment

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