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    – Data collections tools (hardware & software)
    – E-business/e-commerce security
    – End user security issues.
    – Government vs. commercial organization security issues.
    – HIPAA
    – Identity Theft
    – ID&IH Management and Legal Issues
    – Instant Messaging security.
    – Intrusion detection.
    – Sarbannes Oxley
    – Security Threats & Vulnerabilities
    – Wireless technology security
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    SOMETHING VENTURED: Venture Capitalists Set
    Sights on Cloud Security

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    FULL TEXT

    (This article was originally published Wednesday.)

    –Venture capitalists are funding startups that can remove one of cloud computing's few remaining obstacles: data
    security.
    –Companies are worried about the security of data in the cloud
    –And many face government and industry regulations about how data can be stored in the cloud

    By Scott Denne

    As cloud computing continues to take a larger share of computing budgets, venture capitalists have been getting
    behind startups that can remove one of the movements few remaining obstacles: data security.
    Now one of Silicon Valley's most influential venture firms, Andreessen Horowitz, has followed up with more funding
    for one of its early seed investments in the space by leading a new $30 million round for CipherCloud Inc., a company
    that encrypts data in order to keep it secure. Other existing investors Index Ventures and T-Venture, the venture
    capital unit of Deutsche Telekom AG, also participated.
    "One of the problems I noticed in 2010 was all these enterprises wanted to adopt cloud applications," said Pravin
    Kothari, the company's chief executive and founder. "But the big problem they had was that they had no control over
    their data."
    John Jack, a board partner at Andreessen Horowitz, contemplated entering this market when he was CEO of Fortify
    Software Inc., a maker of application security testing software, but decided that it wasn't closely related to the core
    business and "we couldn't quite figure out in our minds how to solve the problem," he said.
    That hasn't stopped other startups from getting into the cloud encryption market. In February, Valutive Inc. raised $10
    million in Series A funding for a similar service that's focused on cloud-based Microsoft applications, and Porticor Ltd.,
    which makes an encryption service centered around Amazon.com Inc .'s cloud services, launched that same month
    with an undisclosed amount of funding.
    Last year PerspecSys Inc. raised an $8 million Series A from Intel Capital and others, and Salesforce.com Inc. acquired
    cloud encryption company Navajo Systems shortly after it raised seed funding from Jerusalem Venture Partners.
    Companies are not only worried about the security of critical data, like customer information, but many also face
    government and industry regulations about how the data can be stored when they're considering implementing
    cloud applications.
    CipherCloud 's service solves that problem by encrypting data before sending it out to a cloud application.
    CipherCloud provides encryption tools built around several specific applications, including Salesforce.com and
    Gmail, or a template for encrypting data for other applications and cloud services.
    Providing such a service may be a simple idea, but it's difficult to execute. The gateway that encrypts the data has to
    be extremely secure and support high levels of traffic for applications that are a crucial part of a business, Mr. Kothari

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    said.
    Though CipherCloud 's latest round is technically its Series A round, the two-year-old company is well past that stage
    of development, Mr. Kothari said. It already has over 40 enterprise customers, 1.2 million people using the service and
    a revenue run-rate that's over $10 million, he said.
    As the market for cloud computing continues to grow, CipherCloud will grow with it, said Mr. Kothari, who previously
    founded ArcSight Inc . Research firm Gartner predicts that a quarter of enterprises will use cloud security applications
    by 2016. The same firm predicts the market for cloud computing to grow 20% this year to $109 billion.
    Prior to this round, CipherCloud raised $1.4 million in seed funding. Mr. Kothari declined to disclose the valuation on
    the round.

    Write to Scott Denne at scott.denne@dowjones.com.

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    Subject: Software; Funding; Data encryption; Cloud computing; Startups; Venture capital

    Business indexing term: Subject: Startups Venture capital; Corporation: Salesforce Inc

    Location: Silicon Valley-California; Jerusalem Israel; United States–US; Israel

    Company / organization: Name: ArcSight Inc; NAICS: 513210; Name: PerspecSys Inc; NAICS: 513210; Name: Index
    Ventures; NAICS: 523910; Name: Microsoft Corp; NAICS: 334610, 513210; Name:
    CipherCloud Inc; NAICS: 513210; Name: Intel Capital; NAICS: 523910; Name: Jerusalem
    Venture Partners; NAICS: 523910; Name: Deutsche Telekom AG; NAICS: 517111, 517112;
    Name: Amazon.com Inc; NAICS: 334310, 454110, 518210; Name: Andreessen Horowitz;
    NAICS: 523910; Name: Fortify Software Inc; NAICS: 513210; Name: Salesforce Inc; NAICS:
    513140, 513210, 541613

    Publication title: Dow Jones Institutional News; New York

    Publication year: 2012

    Publication date: Dec 13, 2012

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    SOMETHING VENTURED: Venture Capitalists Set
    Sights on Cloud Security

    ProQuest document link

    FULL TEXT

    (This article was originally published Wednesday.)

    –Venture capitalists are funding startups that can remove one of cloud computing's few remaining obstacles: data
    security.
    –Companies are worried about the security of data in the cloud
    –And many face government and industry regulations about how data can be stored in the cloud

    By Scott Denne

    As cloud computing continues to take a larger share of computing budgets, venture capitalists have been getting
    behind startups that can remove one of the movements few remaining obstacles: data security.
    Now one of Silicon Valley's most influential venture firms, Andreessen Horowitz, has followed up with more funding
    for one of its early seed investments in the space by leading a new $30 million round for CipherCloud Inc., a company
    that encrypts data in order to keep it secure. Other existing investors Index Ventures and T-Venture, the venture
    capital unit of Deutsche Telekom AG, also participated.
    "One of the problems I noticed in 2010 was all these enterprises wanted to adopt cloud applications," said Pravin
    Kothari, the company's chief executive and founder. "But the big problem they had was that they had no control over
    their data."
    John Jack, a board partner at Andreessen Horowitz, contemplated entering this market when he was CEO of Fortify
    Software Inc., a maker of application security testing software, but decided that it wasn't closely related to the core
    business and "we couldn't quite figure out in our minds how to solve the problem," he said.
    That hasn't stopped other startups from getting into the cloud encryption market. In February, Valutive Inc. raised $10
    million in Series A funding for a similar service that's focused on cloud-based Microsoft applications, and Porticor Ltd.,
    which makes an encryption service centered around Amazon.com Inc .'s cloud services, launched that same month
    with an undisclosed amount of funding.
    Last year PerspecSys Inc. raised an $8 million Series A from Intel Capital and others, and Salesforce.com Inc. acquired
    cloud encryption company Navajo Systems shortly after it raised seed funding from Jerusalem Venture Partners.
    Companies are not only worried about the security of critical data, like customer information, but many also face
    government and industry regulations about how the data can be stored when they're considering implementing
    cloud applications.
    CipherCloud 's service solves that problem by encrypting data before sending it out to a cloud application.
    CipherCloud provides encryption tools built around several specific applications, including Salesforce.com and
    Gmail, or a template for encrypting data for other applications and cloud services.
    Providing such a service may be a simple idea, but it's difficult to execute. The gateway that encrypts the data has to
    be extremely secure and support high levels of traffic for applications that are a crucial part of a business, Mr. Kothari

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    said.
    Though CipherCloud 's latest round is technically its Series A round, the two-year-old company is well past that stage
    of development, Mr. Kothari said. It already has over 40 enterprise customers, 1.2 million people using the service and
    a revenue run-rate that's over $10 million, he said.
    As the market for cloud computing continues to grow, CipherCloud will grow with it, said Mr. Kothari, who previously
    founded ArcSight Inc . Research firm Gartner predicts that a quarter of enterprises will use cloud security applications
    by 2016. The same firm predicts the market for cloud computing to grow 20% this year to $109 billion.
    Prior to this round, CipherCloud raised $1.4 million in seed funding. Mr. Kothari declined to disclose the valuation on
    the round.

    Write to Scott Denne at scott.denne@dowjones.com.

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    December 13, 2012 07:35 ET (12:35 GMT)

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    Subject: Software; Funding; Data encryption; Cloud computing; Startups; Venture capital

    Business indexing term: Subject: Startups Venture capital; Corporation: Salesforce Inc

    Location: Silicon Valley-California; Jerusalem Israel; United States–US; Israel

    Company / organization: Name: ArcSight Inc; NAICS: 513210; Name: PerspecSys Inc; NAICS: 513210; Name: Index
    Ventures; NAICS: 523910; Name: Microsoft Corp; NAICS: 334610, 513210; Name:
    CipherCloud Inc; NAICS: 513210; Name: Intel Capital; NAICS: 523910; Name: Jerusalem
    Venture Partners; NAICS: 523910; Name: Deutsche Telekom AG; NAICS: 517111, 517112;
    Name: Amazon.com Inc; NAICS: 334310, 454110, 518210; Name: Andreessen Horowitz;
    NAICS: 523910; Name: Fortify Software Inc; NAICS: 513210; Name: Salesforce Inc; NAICS:
    513140, 513210, 541613

    Publication title: Dow Jones Institutional News; New York

    Publication year: 2012

    Publication date: Dec 13, 2012

    Publisher: Dow Jones &Company Inc.

    Place of publication: New York

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    **## venturedcapitalist.pdf**

    SOMETHING VENTURED: Venture Capitalists Set
    Sights on Cloud Security

    ProQuest document link

    FULL TEXT

    (This article was originally published Wednesday.)

    –Venture capitalists are funding startups that can remove one of cloud computing's few remaining obstacles: data
    security.
    –Companies are worried about the security of data in the cloud
    –And many face government and industry regulations about how data can be stored in the cloud

    By Scott Denne

    As cloud computing continues to take a larger share of computing budgets, venture capitalists have been getting
    behind startups that can remove one of the movements few remaining obstacles: data security.
    Now one of Silicon Valley's most influential venture firms, Andreessen Horowitz, has followed up with more funding
    for one of its early seed investments in the space by leading a new $30 million round for CipherCloud Inc., a company
    that encrypts data in order to keep it secure. Other existing investors Index Ventures and T-Venture, the venture
    capital unit of Deutsche Telekom AG, also participated.
    "One of the problems I noticed in 2010 was all these enterprises wanted to adopt cloud applications," said Pravin
    Kothari, the company's chief executive and founder. "But the big problem they had was that they had no control over
    their data."
    John Jack, a board partner at Andreessen Horowitz, contemplated entering this market when he was CEO of Fortify
    Software Inc., a maker of application security testing software, but decided that it wasn't closely related to the core
    business and "we couldn't quite figure out in our minds how to solve the problem," he said.
    That hasn't stopped other startups from getting into the cloud encryption market. In February, Valutive Inc. raised $10
    million in Series A funding for a similar service that's focused on cloud-based Microsoft applications, and Porticor Ltd.,
    which makes an encryption service centered around Amazon.com Inc .'s cloud services, launched that same month
    with an undisclosed amount of funding.
    Last year PerspecSys Inc. raised an $8 million Series A from Intel Capital and others, and Salesforce.com Inc. acquired
    cloud encryption company Navajo Systems shortly after it raised seed funding from Jerusalem Venture Partners.
    Companies are not only worried about the security of critical data, like customer information, but many also face
    government and industry regulations about how the data can be stored when they're considering implementing
    cloud applications.
    CipherCloud 's service solves that problem by encrypting data before sending it out to a cloud application.
    CipherCloud provides encryption tools built around several specific applications, including Salesforce.com and
    Gmail, or a template for encrypting data for other applications and cloud services.
    Providing such a service may be a simple idea, but it's difficult to execute. The gateway that encrypts the data has to
    be extremely secure and support high levels of traffic for applications that are a crucial part of a business, Mr. Kothari

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    said.
    Though CipherCloud 's latest round is technically its Series A round, the two-year-old company is well past that stage
    of development, Mr. Kothari said. It already has over 40 enterprise customers, 1.2 million people using the service and
    a revenue run-rate that's over $10 million, he said.
    As the market for cloud computing continues to grow, CipherCloud will grow with it, said Mr. Kothari, who previously
    founded ArcSight Inc . Research firm Gartner predicts that a quarter of enterprises will use cloud security applications
    by 2016. The same firm predicts the market for cloud computing to grow 20% this year to $109 billion.
    Prior to this round, CipherCloud raised $1.4 million in seed funding. Mr. Kothari declined to disclose the valuation on
    the round.

    Write to Scott Denne at scott.denne@dowjones.com.

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    December 13, 2012 07:35 ET (12:35 GMT)

    DETAILS

    Subject: Software; Funding; Data encryption; Cloud computing; Startups; Venture capital

    Business indexing term: Subject: Startups Venture capital; Corporation: Salesforce Inc

    Location: Silicon Valley-California; Jerusalem Israel; United States–US; Israel

    Company / organization: Name: ArcSight Inc; NAICS: 513210; Name: PerspecSys Inc; NAICS: 513210; Name: Index
    Ventures; NAICS: 523910; Name: Microsoft Corp; NAICS: 334610, 513210; Name:
    CipherCloud Inc; NAICS: 513210; Name: Intel Capital; NAICS: 523910; Name: Jerusalem
    Venture Partners; NAICS: 523910; Name: Deutsche Telekom AG; NAICS: 517111, 517112;
    Name: Amazon.com Inc; NAICS: 334310, 454110, 518210; Name: Andreessen Horowitz;
    NAICS: 523910; Name: Fortify Software Inc; NAICS: 513210; Name: Salesforce Inc; NAICS:
    513140, 513210, 541613

    Publication title: Dow Jones Institutional News; New York

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    – ## WeekThreediscussionRepliesHM.docx **## WeekThreediscussionRepliesHM.docx** Please respond to the two students' discussion posts with a minimum of 75 words per post. Zachary LaLonde Tesla’s plan to upgrade its information management systems is a smart move for both security and better decision m…

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    Zachary LaLonde

    Tesla’s plan to upgrade its information management systems is a smart move for both security and better decision making. With the right approach, the internet, intranet, and extranet can each play a specific role in making the upgrade more effective.

    The internet can be used to strengthen Tesla’s public facing presence by sharing product updates, sustainability initiatives, and investor information. It is also a valuable tool for gathering industry trends and competitor data, which can feed into strategic planning. The intranet should be the central hub for internal communication and collaboration. Housing company policies, training materials, and project updates in one secure place ensures employees have quick access to the information they need without relying on external sources. The extranet can serve as a secure bridge to connect Tesla with suppliers, partners, and key stakeholders, making it easier to coordinate production timelines, share design files, and track supply chain performance.

    Business intelligence systems can make these tools even more powerful by turning collected data into actionable insights. By tracking key performance indicators such as production efficiency, supply chain lead times, customer satisfaction scores, and energy consumption, Tesla can quickly identify where improvements are needed. Dashboards and real time reporting can help leadership monitor performance across departments, spot trends, and respond before small issues become major problems.

    With this upgrade, Tesla can combine stronger security, better collaboration, and more precise analytics to make faster data driven decisions that keep the company competitive and innovative.

    References
    Laudon, K. C., & Laudon, J. P. (2022). Management information systems: Managing the digital firm (17th ed.). Pearson.

    Sharda, R., Delen, D., & Turban, E. (2023). Business intelligence, analytics, and data science: A managerial perspective (12th ed.). Pearson.

    Kaisean Hawkins

    Upgrading XYZ Company’s information management systems provides a strong opportunity to align technology with strategic goals. The internet, intranet, and extranet each serve unique functions that can enhance communication, collaboration, and data-driven decision making. The internet allows the company to maintain its external presence through websites, e-commerce platforms, and customer portals. The intranet offers a secure internal environment for employees to access policies, training modules, and organizational announcements. The extranet creates a controlled network where partners, suppliers, and select clients can share data, strengthening supply chain efficiency and customer relationships (Turban et al., 2018).

    Business intelligence systems will be especially valuable in improving decision making by transforming raw data into actionable insights. For example, real-time dashboards can track sales performance, customer satisfaction, and operational efficiency, allowing managers to quickly identify trends and respond proactively (Laudon & Laudon, 2022). Monitoring key performance indicators such as employee productivity, cost per unit, and customer retention will help leadership align performance with corporate strategy. By integrating ethical considerations into system design, the organization can also protect sensitive information and ensure responsible data use. Overall, these upgrades position XYZ to become more competitive and resilient in a global business environment.

    **References**

    Laudon, K. C., & Laudon, J. P. (2022).
    _Management information systems: Managing the digital firm_ (17th ed.). Pearson. https://www.pearson.com/en-us/subject-catalog/p/management-information-systems/P200000006085/9780137995088

    Turban, E., Pollard, C., & Wood, G. (2018).
    _Information technology for management: On-demand strategies for performance, growth and sustainability_ (11th ed.). Wiley.
    [https://www.wiley.com/en-us/Information+Technology+for+Management%3A+On-Demand+Strategies+for+Performance%2C+Growth+and+Sustainability%2C+11th+Edition-p-9781118890849](https://www.wiley.com/en-us/Information+Technology+for+Management%3A+On-Demand+Strategies+for+Performance%2C+Growth+and+Sustainability%2C+11th+Edition-p-9781118890849)

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    Zachary LaLonde

    Tesla’s plan to upgrade its information management systems is a smart move for both security and better decision making. With the right approach, the internet, intranet, and extranet can each play a specific role in making the upgrade more effective.

    The internet can be used to strengthen Tesla’s public facing presence by sharing product updates, sustainability initiatives, and investor information. It is also a valuable tool for gathering industry trends and competitor data, which can feed into strategic planning. The intranet should be the central hub for internal communication and collaboration. Housing company policies, training materials, and project updates in one secure place ensures employees have quick access to the information they need without relying on external sources. The extranet can serve as a secure bridge to connect Tesla with suppliers, partners, and key stakeholders, making it easier to coordinate production timelines, share design files, and track supply chain performance.

    Business intelligence systems can make these tools even more powerful by turning collected data into actionable insights. By tracking key performance indicators such as production efficiency, supply chain lead times, customer satisfaction scores, and energy consumption, Tesla can quickly identify where improvements are needed. Dashboards and real time reporting can help leadership monitor performance across departments, spot trends, and respond before small issues become major problems.

    With this upgrade, Tesla can combine stronger security, better collaboration, and more precise analytics to make faster data driven decisions that keep the company competitive and innovative.

    References
    Laudon, K. C., & Laudon, J. P. (2022). Management information systems: Managing the digital firm (17th ed.). Pearson.

    Sharda, R., Delen, D., & Turban, E. (2023). Business intelligence, analytics, and data science: A managerial perspective (12th ed.). Pearson.

    Kaisean Hawkins

    Upgrading XYZ Company’s information management systems provides a strong opportunity to align technology with strategic goals. The internet, intranet, and extranet each serve unique functions that can enhance communication, collaboration, and data-driven decision making. The internet allows the company to maintain its external presence through websites, e-commerce platforms, and customer portals. The intranet offers a secure internal environment for employees to access policies, training modules, and organizational announcements. The extranet creates a controlled network where partners, suppliers, and select clients can share data, strengthening supply chain efficiency and customer relationships (Turban et al., 2018).

    Business intelligence systems will be especially valuable in improving decision making by transforming raw data into actionable insights. For example, real-time dashboards can track sales performance, customer satisfaction, and operational efficiency, allowing managers to quickly identify trends and respond proactively (Laudon & Laudon, 2022). Monitoring key performance indicators such as employee productivity, cost per unit, and customer retention will help leadership align performance with corporate strategy. By integrating ethical considerations into system design, the organization can also protect sensitive information and ensure responsible data use. Overall, these upgrades position XYZ to become more competitive and resilient in a global business environment.

    **References**

    Laudon, K. C., & Laudon, J. P. (2022).
    _Management information systems: Managing the digital firm_ (17th ed.). Pearson. https://www.pearson.com/en-us/subject-catalog/p/management-information-systems/P200000006085/9780137995088

    Turban, E., Pollard, C., & Wood, G. (2018).
    _Information technology for management: On-demand strategies for performance, growth and sustainability_ (11th ed.). Wiley.
    [https://www.wiley.com/en-us/Information+Technology+for+Management%3A+On-Demand+Strategies+for+Performance%2C+Growth+and+Sustainability%2C+11th+Edition-p-9781118890849](https://www.wiley.com/en-us/Information+Technology+for+Management%3A+On-Demand+Strategies+for+Performance%2C+Growth+and+Sustainability%2C+11th+Edition-p-9781118890849)

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