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Rated 98 by Robert Parker
Just being released, the spectacular 2007 Hermitage Ex-Voto exhibits a discrete hint of oak (despite its 42 month aging in 100% new French oak) along with plenty of creme de cassis, lead pencil shaving and blackberry liqueur characteristics. Full-bodied with magnificent concentration and richness, silky tannins and a long, long finish, this remarkable 2007 is the Hermitage of the vintage. It should drink well for 30-40+ years.
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Professional Wine Reviews for E. Guigal Ex Voto Rouge 2007
Rated 98 by Robert Parker
Just being released, the spectacular 2007 Hermitage Ex-Voto exhibits a discrete hint of oak (despite its 42 month aging in 100% new French oak) along with plenty of creme de cassis, lead pencil shaving and blackberry liqueur characteristics. Full-bodied with magnificent concentration and richness, silky tannins and a long, long finish, this remarkable 2007 is the Hermitage of the vintage. It should drink well for 30-40+ years.
Rated 95 by Wine Spectator
This has gorgeous espresso and roasted mesquite aromatics, followed by dense but velvety-textured plum sauce, blackberry paste and cassis flavors. The long, suave finish smolders with Lapsang souchong tea and singed iron, showing ample grip for the cellar. Best from 2012 through 2025. 667 cases made.
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2007 was the year that saw California's wine industry pick up once again, after a troubling couple of years. Indeed, all across the state of California, fantastic harvests were reported as a result of fine weather conditions throughout the flowering and ripening periods, and Napa Valley and Santa Barbera wines were widely considered amongst the best in the world in 2007, with Pinot Noir and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes packing in all sorts of fine and desirable features in this year. South Africa, too, had a much-needed fantastic year for red wines, with Pinotage particularly displaying strong characteristics, alongside the country's other flagship red wine grape varietals. Over in Europe, France had another fine year, especially for white wines. Champagne wineries were very happy with their Chardonnay harvests, and the Loire Valley and Graves in Bordeaux are proclaiming 2007 to be a memorable year due to the quality of their white wine grapes. For French red wines, Provence had their best year for almost a decade, as did the Southern Rhone. However, 2007 was most favorable to Italy, who saw high yields of exceptional quality across almost all of their major wine producing regions. Tuscany is claiming to have produced its best Chianti and Brunello wines for several years in 2007, and Piedmont and Veneto had a wonderful year for red wines. For Italian white wines, 2007 was an extremely successful year for Alto Adige and Campania. Germany also had a very good 2007, with Riesling displaying extremely dry and crisp characteristics, as did Portugal, where Port wine from 2007 is said to be one to collect.
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The British TV mogul called into "The Billy Bush Show," where he spoke "hypothetically" about the possibility of the two pop stars joining the show.
"I'm fascinated by [Britney.] The fact that she's one of the most talked about – not just pop stars – but people in the world today, means that you've got this star power," Simon told Billy Bush when asked about the rumors of Britney joining the show – stressing that he could neither confirm nor deny who he and the show's producers have spoken with.
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Billy pointed out that Britney has not had the free forum that "The X Factor" would provide her in many years.
"I would be fascinated to hear what she had to say," he explained. "She's still hot, she's still having hit records and she's still controversial, there's a reason for that."
Simon also spoke briefly about the possibility of Janet becoming a judge, saying, "Would she be a good judge? Yes."
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Borg said the Swedish government would guarantee up to SKr1500 billion of banks' medium-term debt in exchange for a fee, to be set at "a level between the current market price and an estimated price under normal market conditions".
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Google will soon display paid ads from Twitter ins earch results in the UK
Orange and T-Mobile to offer iPad for as little as £200
Guardian.co.uk had a total of 37,463,006 unique browsers last month.
Tim Burton inspired by guessing game Consequences
Agency is to release an annual report about advertising in national newspapers
Chief exec not "ideological" about paywalls
Deal will pave way for content creators to get paid


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Europe's Existential Crisis
Even Grexit economics are overshadowed by continental demographic decline and rising extremism.
The thinness of American identity has to stretch from Toby Keith to a bro on Beacon Hill.
Even Grexit economics are overshadowed by continental demographic decline and rising extremism.
Though the global body count is obscured, America's destabilizing actions may have claimed more lives than nonstate terrorists.
Yes, the agony of defeat — but the profound beauty of life, too
Cruz's pretense that he "stands" with the people of Cuba by opposing normalization is risible.
McConnell confirms that there could never be any deal that would satisfy him and other Iran hawks.
Hawks have every incentive to try to use Iran's ancient history and crude stereotypes about Iranians for the purpose of threat inflation and sowing distrust.
What to read, re-read, and why, are just a few questions the bookworm must consider.
Yemen has been kicked into the abyss thanks to an unnecessary war that our government continues to support.
Pleasure and polyamory as the ripest fruit of American liberty
How every opinion stated on social media about Supreme Court decisions can be clearly derived
"We oppose all forms of corporate welfare."
Should Christians fight? Retreat? Brooks suggests a third way
Teaching bankers happiness with W.H. Auden
A constitutional right to gay marriage joins abortion in the stages of America's Gramscian revolution.
Washington's definition of success requires all players to act against their own interests to achieve U.S. aims.
What this racial terrorist has in common with Nidal Hasan, Baruch Goldstein, and Anders Breivik—and what's different in America.
The historical baggage is too heavy to continue carrying
What is loved would not exist apart from what is abhorred.
It's a complicated affair. Yankees wouldn't understand.
White House claims of de-escalation are merely misdirection.
Gazza's tears and elegant long pass instructed an American in "the beautiful game."
Despite demands for a more humane agriculture, factory farms are bigger than ever.
The encyclical isn't primarily about responding to environmental catastrophe, but about exploiting environmental catastrophism.
First impressions of Laudato Si, the first encylical from the crunchy con pope
Ghost Fleet is a fictionalized foretelling of World War III fought in the Pacific that's too real for comfort.
A staunchly traditional Russian society grapples with modernity's disruptions, seeking conservatisms far beyond Putinism.


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ICYMI: Adult Friend Finder breach, Android woes and leaky Bluetooth
Zscaler researchers explained on the corporate blog that it has seen a large number of sites, dressed up as search engines, that lead to malicious content including sites hosting the Magnitude Exploit Kit.
Cloud-Based Cyber Threat Protection
Jay Chaudhry, CEO and founder of Zscaler joins Francine Lacqua on "The Pulse" to discuss his startup that is revolutionizing the world of internet security. His company is currently the only one that protects against cyber threats with a totally cloud-based solution.
Sécurité dans le cloud : pour protéger l'entreprise mobile d'aujourd'hui les approches de sécurité doivent être repensées
Les DSI éprouvent souvent des difficultés pour s'adapter à cette nouvelle réalité en raison de la rapidité à laquelle les besoins métier évoluent. Historiquement, les Directions IT ont toujours préféré déployer leurs projets applicatifs dans un délai relativement long, en étudiant attentivement l'impact sur la conception du réseau et la stratégie de sécurité de l'entreprise.
Repenser la sécurité dans le cloud ?
Le monde de la sécurité en entreprise traverse actuellement une période de mutation liée aux bouleversements rapides qui transforment profondément la façon de travailler des entreprises. De nouvelles technologies et de nouvelles tendances sont en train de modifier la définition même du réseau d'entreprise, la manière dont nous travaillons et les lieux où nous travaillons, ainsi que les outils utilisés pour accomplir notre travail.
Pour protéger l'entreprise mobile d'aujourd'hui les approches de sécurité doivent être repensées,
Par Charles Milton, directeur de Zscaler Services Providers pour la région EMEA
Pour protéger l'entreprise mobile d'aujourd'hui les approches de sécurité doivent être repensées
Par Charles Milton, directeur de Zscaler Services Providers pour la région EMEA
#IoT : Sécurité et objets connectés ne semblent décidément pas faire bon ménage
Les fournisseurs de matériels n'en sont pas au même niveau de connaissance en matière de sécurité que leurs homologues dans l'industrie du logiciel qui ont été poussés très tôt à modifier leur tactiques de développement à mesure qu'une multitude de vulnérabilités ont été révélées au grand jour » selon Michael Sutton, Vice Président en Recherche Sécuritaire chez Zscaler.
Did you want some government spyware with that app store purchase?
In the interests of "data loss prevention" (a euphemism for stopping people sending commercially sensitive data out of the company), companies such as Zscaler will, when brought into a corporate site, covertly install self-signed SSL certificates onto every employee's computer.
Novel malvertising attack leads to drive-by ransomware
Zscaler researchers explained on its blog that it has seen a large number of sites, dressed up as search engines, that lead to malicious content including sites hosting the Magnitude Exploit Kit.
Malvertising makes use of the Magnitude exploit kit to deliver ransomware
Online advertisements can be annoying. But what if they spread malware too? The excessive greed of few has lead to the rise of malvertising, advertisements that redirect or lead to malware. A recent Zscalar study revealed that several compromised websites contained ads that led to ransomware.
Malvertising leads to Magnitude Exploit Kit, ransomware infection
"This is a highly profitable ransomware payload that leverages Bitcoin transactions executed over the Tor Anonymizer to monetize the attack," wrote ZScaler researchers Edward Miles & Chris Mannon.
Michael Sutton, Zscaler : Internet des Objets, la menace est réelle
Les objets connectés se multiplient et dans le même temps les menaces de sécurité s'amplifient. Nous souhaiterions vous proposer l'expertise de Zscaler pour aborder cette thématique.
Word Press: authentification data stolen without users' knowledge
Les sites WordPress piratés ouvrent une « porte dérobée » – backdoor – au moment où les utilisateurs se connectent à leur compte. D'après Zscaler les identifiants sont encodés et transférés au site pirate par une requête GET
You have a WordPress site? You should read this right now
The SaaS provider Zscaler said that a number of WordPress-based websites have been compromised after users have logged on to their site from a home page containing malicious code . Once the captured data, they were then sent in encrypted format to hacker.
Glasgow chair and Winchester music festival hit by 'unique' cyber-attack
The Glasgow Contemporary Choir and the Blissfields music festival near Winchester are among the innocent victims of what's being described as a 'unique' attack on WordPress-powered websites. Security firm Zscaler's Sameer Patil and Deepen Desai said they found the attack was planting backdoor code on the sites, in order to capture the credentials of everyone logging into them and send them to a US-based attacker website, the dodgy domain "conyouse.com".
Venture Capitalism and the Future of IT
Ravi Mahtre from Lightspeed Venture Partners writes about the companies he believes will be the new generation of market leaders, and notes that Zscaler is the market leader in cloud-based security.
Unusual WordPress attack steals login credentials
Wordpress, the Internet's favorite content management system, is a common target for criminals who redirect innocent users to malware download sites. But a new type of malware steals user login credentials instead, while leaving the rest of the user experience unchanged. "It's an interesting attack -- we haven't seen this before," said Michael Sutton, VP of Security Research at San Jose-based cloud security vendor Zscaler, Inc., which recently issued a report about the malware.
Fresh WordPress Campaign Steals Credentials
WordPress, being one of the most popular content management systems and blogging platforms on the internet, remains an attractive target for cybercriminals due to its large user base. According to Zscaler researchers Sameer Patil and Deepen Desai, the compromised sites run backdoor code, which activates when the user submits login credentials. The credentials are then encoded and sent to an attacker website in the form of a GET request.
Got a WordPress website? You should read this now
SaaS (Security-as-a-Service) provider Zscaler reported that a number of WordPress-based websites have been compromised with users trying to login to them being served malicious code as part of the login page. Once captured, that data is then sent, in an encrypted format, to the hacker.
Small WordPress sites leaking like sieves
Wordpress admins hoping for some feet up time after last week's Twenty Fifteen XSS plugin vulnerability appear to have yet another vulnerability to handle. Researchers at Zcaler have identified a bunch of compromised sites that are all leaking user credentials to the same target domain – conyouse.com hosts the command and control.
WordPress Sites Backdoored, Leaking Credentials
With a raft of WordPress vulnerabilities—most of them in plugins—to address, now comes word from researchers at Zscaler that a number of sites running the content management system have been compromised and are sending credentials via a backdoor to a criminal group.
WordPress Websites Targeted by Credential Leak Campaign
With a raft of WordPress vulnerabilities—most of them in plugins—to address, now comes word from researchers at Zscaler that a number of sites running the content management system have been compromised and are sending credentials via a backdoor to a criminal group.
WordPress Patches XSS Vulnerability Exploited in the Wild
Zscaler researchers reported spotting a campaign in which malicious actors have compromised multiple WordPress website in an effort to steal their users' credentials. The compromised websites contain a backdoor designed to harvest credentials and send them back to the attackers.
IRC Botnets Are Not Quite Dead Yet
Far from going the way of the dodo as many had surmised, Internet Relay Chat (IRC) botnets are alive and thriving. A new study by security vendor Zscaler shows that IRC botnets, while not growing at a particularly rapid rate, continue to be active and have incorporated several new features over the years that make them as a potent a threat as ever.
Ipanema Releases Dynamic WAN Selection
Enable Ipanema devices (IP engines) to establish VPN tunnels via the Internet, towards remote data centers that have VPN concentrators (public or private) or web security gateways such as Zscaler
Ipanema DWS offers application performance guarantee
The Ipanema devices can establish VPN tunnels via the Internet, towards remote data centers that have VPN concentrators or web security gateways such as Zscaler.
Takeaways from RSA 2015: The stars of the show
Visibility, data center security, two-factor authentication, and services were the stars of RSA 2015.
Bogus Adult Content Page Foists Android SMS Trojan
Researchers at Zscaler say that this tactic is most likely adopted to evade detection based on blacklists with known names for malicious apps.
IRC Botnets Continue to Evolve: Zscaler
Researchers at Zscaler have conducted an analysis of some of the most prevalent IRC-based botnets and determined that these types of threats remain effective as the features incorporated into them continue to improve.
In The Know: Top 5 Must-Read Cloud Stories, April 21
Talkin' Cloud at the end of each day pulls out five must-read cloud computing stories from the news cycle for its readers to review in the morning. Today's column features Zscaler, Ericsson (ERIC) and Intel Security.
Securing The Branch Office Via the Cloud
Enter Zscaler, a provider of IT security services delivered via the cloud, which just added a next-generation firewall service that can protect both network infrastructure and applications.
What you missed in Cloud: Services galore
Zscaler, Inc. led charge with the addition of a firewall to its managed security platform that promises to keep threats outside the organization and sensitive data inside.
New Products of the Week 4.20.15
Zscaler is a cloud-based firewall, providing network security, control and visibility with no on-premise hardware or software required.
SDxCentral Weekly News Roundup
Zscaler introduced Winter 2015, its cloud-based next-generation firewall.
Zscaler Introduces Zscaler Winter 2015 Security As A Service Platform
Zscaler introduced the Winter 2015 release of the Zscaler security platform. Zscaler Winter 2015 is a cloud-based firewall providing network security and application control requiring no on-premises hardware or software.
Zscaler Introduces World's First Cloud-Based Next Generation Firewall With Zscaler Winter 2015
Zscaler democratizes security with economical, easy to deploy, easy to manage next-generation firewall for distributed enterprises and mid-market organizations
Zscaler Launches Cloud-Based Firewall
The firewall also fully integrates with Zscalers platform which offers sandboxing, web security, DLP, content filtering, SSL inspection, malware protection and correlation, reporting and analytics.
Clean Pipes At Last: Zscaler Introduces Cloud Firewall
Zscaler today announced a cloud-based firewall into a market that is finally ready for a clean pipes offering. Not in the press release is the fact that they hired iPolicy founder Pankaj Parekh to take the project forward.
Amazon launches a desktop app exchange for business software
The new AWS Marketplace for Desktop Apps makes available such desktop software as security and data storage applications, including Zscaler Security Cloud from Zscaler Inc. and IDM Ultra Security from IDM Computer Solutions;
Entrevista: Lane M. Bess and William Welch of Zscaler
Zscaler's Bill Welch and Lane Bess were featured in a leading Spanish security and IT publication in a story about the growth of the cloud-based security model.
5 Cloud Security Firms To Stir Crazy Spring Funding Frenzy
Zscaler is mentioned in this round up story that looks at venture funding and acquisitions dollars have been flying fast and furious over the past two months as investors try to cash in on cloud security.
Security spending shift: moving to the cloud
As companies increasingly move sensitive data into the cloud, a number of security implications arise, as well as concerns about investments in these services and technologies. While many organizations are attracted to the benefits of cloud storage, breaches persist, meaning enterprises must create effective plans for migrating their data and monitoring risks, despite the hand-off to third parties. Zscaler's CEO, Jay Chaudhry, talks to SC Magazine about trends in security spending.
Angler Exploit Kit Now Relies on More Successful Infection Tactics
Zscaler's research team weighs in on the browser-based attack tool Angler Exploit Kit (EK) for an article on Softpedia that outlines how the the EK attack tool works. The story also linked back to the Zscaler blog post on the topic for more information.
Movers and Shakers
The SF Chronicle featured Sydney Carey's appointment as Zscaler's CFO in it's regular feature on loca executive moves.
Cloud Security Platform for the Consumer: Zscaler
Zscaler CEO Jay Chaudhry discusses the important of internet security in the cloud and Zscaler's IPO plans. He speaks with Bloomberg's Alix Steel on "Street Smart."
njRAT Infections on the Rise: Security Firms
The notorious remote access Trojan (RAT) known as njRAT is making a comeback, according to security firms Zscaler and PhishMe.
Cyber Threat Alliance signs up 4 new members
Zscaler have joined the Cyber Threat Alliance (CTA) in its efforts to make united progress in the fight against sophisticated cyber enemies through deep collaboration on threat intelligence and sharing indicators of compromise.
This Google product was so full of hackers and trolls that Google shut it down
Google Code may have been especially attractive to no-goodniks given that people trust anything downloaded from the Google.com domain without knowing or caring that it's from a third-party developer, security firm Zscaler pointed out in 2013. People would download a game or app and unknowingly hand the keys to the kingdom to a bad actor.
The full Cybersecurity 500 list
CRN published The Cybersecurity 500 List, which ranked Zscaler 108 out of 500 cybersecurity companies. The list ranked companies based on innovation, rather than size or revenue. Zscaler was on the list alongside many well-known players in cybersecurity, including FireEye and Palo Alto Networks.
IPO prep? Cloud security upstart hires former TIBCO, MongoDB CFO
Seven-year-old Zscaler has accepted relatively little outside money compared to other security startups, but big companies like Dollar General, Hormel Foods, La-Z-Boy, Nestle and United Airlines rely on its cloud services to fight cyberthreats.
High Risk, High Reward: The Ups And Downs Of Security Startups
Cloud security is a focus of many of the startups coming to market. When Zscaler arrived in 2008, it aimed to take on secure Web gateway vendors with its cloud security platform. Today the company does SaaS-based Web filtering, cloud-based anti-malware, data loss prevention and secure Wi-Fi services.
Cloud security software set for boom time
Vendors included in the research include CA Technologies, McAfee, Symantec, Trend Micro, CipherCloud, CloudLock, CloudPassage, Commtouch Software, CREDANT Technologies, CYREN, HyTrust, IBM, Okta, Panda Security, SafeNet, Skyhigh Networks, ThreatMetrix and Zscaler.
Cloud security software set to balloon by 50 percent
endors included in the research include CA Technologies, McAfee, Symantec, Trend Micro, CipherCloud, CloudLock, CloudPassage, Commtouch Software, CREDANT Technologies, CYREN, HyTrust, IBM, Okta, Panda Security, SafeNet, Skyhigh Networks, ThreatMetrix and Zscaler.
President's cyber security summit: Share attack info but protect privacy, civil liberties
During the summit, the Cyber Threat Alliance, founded by Palo Alto, Symantec, Fortinet and McAfee, announced four new members: Barracuda Networks, Reversing Labs, Telefonica and ZScaler. The goal of the group is for members to share threat information so they can build stronger defenses against advanced adversaries.
Microsoft Corporate Clients Targeted with Volume License Phishing Email
Cybercriminals adept at social engineering take aim at corporate users luring them with fake emails purporting to be from Microsoft Volume Licensing Service Center and informing the recipient that they received administration permissions for handling volume licenses. Zscaler researchers named it Chanitor, and it has been seen in January to deliver the Vawtrak banking Trojan, but it can also be employed to funnel in other types of malware, too.
In The Know: Top 5 Must-Read Cloud Stories
One of Talkin' Cloud's "must-read" stories of the week, VeloCloud announced its support for a policy engine on its namesake service and the signing of a new alliance with Zscaler. These new relationships are making it possible to extend data protection and security policies across the WAN.
VeloCloud Enhances its SD-WAN Service with Zscaler and Websense
VeloCloud Networks, a start-up offering a subscription-based, virtualized WAN service for enterprises that aggregates multiple access lines (cable modem, DSL, LTE) into a single secure connection, announced interoperability with leading cloud security platform, Zscaler, spurring growth of its SD-WAN ecosystem.
The Rise Of The Software-Defined WANs
VeloCloud today announced its support for a policy engine on its namesake service and the signing of a new alliance with Zscaler, making it possible to extend data protection and security policies across the WAN.
Looking for a Cloud Computing Job? Here are the Best Companies and CEOs to Work for in the Industry
According to a list compiled by Forbes based on Glassdoor.com data, there are several CEOs of cloud companies with more than 90-percent employee approval. Zscaler's Jay Chaudhry, is among the highest rated CEOs.
New Banking Trojan Targets Android, Steals SMS
A relatively new Android Trojan that specializes in stealing banking information by intercepting SMS messages has been making the rounds. Researchers at zScaler spotted the as yet unnamed Trojan circulating as 888.apk. Like many types of malware that came before it, at least for the moment, the Trojan appears to be targeting Chinese Android users.
The 20 Coolest Cloud Security Vendors
Zscaler is an IPO candidate for 2015. The Security-as-a-Service provides secure Web gateway capabilities, Web filtering, intrusion prevention and deep packet inspection capabilities. Its data loss prevention can decrypt and inspect content encrypted with SSL.
The Best Cloud Companies and CEOs to Work for in 2015
Using the 2015 CRN list as a baseline to compare the Glassdoor.com scores of the (%) of employees who would recommend this company to a friend and (%) of employees who approve of the CEO, the following series of tables were constructed.
Cybersecurity Utilities - The Future of Managed Security Services
Z-Scaler (www.zscaler.com), another cloud based solution, takes the OpenDNS model a step further by integrating additional security features into its offering such as malware sandboxing. Z-Scaler's approach is to address complex security issues by engineering the capability into their solution.
On the Move: William Welch
The San Jose Internet Security Provider named William Welch global vice president of sales and chief revenue officer. Recently he was vice president and general manager at HP Software Americas.
Adobe to patch Flash Player zero-day next week
Researchers at Zscaler provide more details on the use of the vulnerability in the Angler exploit kit. They say that two legitimate ad networks are being used to serve malicious ads, which redirect users to the exploit kit. This is then used to push the 'Bedep' trojan onto the victim's system.
Viptela brings Software-Defined WANs to the enterprise
Traditional WANs are too complex, too costly and too inflexible to support today's bandwidth-intensive services and applications. Viptela says software defined WANs can fix that.
Zscaler Appoints HP, Symantec Exec Global VP of Sales
Bill Welch, veteran software industry executive, joins Zscaler as Vice President of Global Sales and Chief Revenue Officer to scale the company's sales and channel organizations and accelerate growth worldwide.
The Convoluted Trail Linking North Korea to Sony
"I know a number of people who are concerned that we don't have definitive proof to give proper attribution to the attack, but in cases like this we rarely have all the evidence we need to provide attribution," noted Michael Sutton, vice president of security search for Zscaler. "I do think that while we don't have conclusive proof -- the FBI hasn't been that transparent with us -- I do think North Korea remains the most viable suspect in this attack," Sutton said.
Cradlepoint & Zscaler Get Together to Reinforce the Branch Office
One of the biggest security problems when it comes to mobile technology is that of the retail store and the branch office. To that end, Cradlepoint and Zscaler got together to introduce a new breed of hybrid solution that takes the best of a cloud-based solution and matches it with parts of an on-premise solution to deliver powerful, yet useful, protection.
Cradlepoint Releases Zscaler Support
Yesterday at the 2015 NRF Conference (National Retail Federation), Cradlepoint has announced the availability of the long awaited Zscaler Internet Security integration. Developed as a joint program between Cradlepoint and Zscaler, this advanced protection monitors data breaches, ensures PCI compliance, and helps remote offices by running a single threat management solution. Built into enterprise routers like the MBR1200, MBR1400, AER 2100, and COR IBR, this is both a rapidly deployed, and easily managed, threat protection solution.
William Welch
William Welch has joined Zscaler as global vice president of sales, responsible for for scaling Zscaler's sales and channel organizations and accelerating growth worldwide.
New Variant of Vawtrak Banking Trojan Delivered by Chanitor Downloader
A new strain of the Vawtrak banking Trojan has been discovered by Zscaler security researchers, who observed that it was delivered by malware downloader Chanitor.
Feedback Friday: Is North Korea Behind the Sony Hack?
In late November, Sony Pictures Entertainment was hacked by a group calling itself Guardians of the Peace (GOP). What initially appeared to be another hacktivist attack, later turned out to be a sophisticated operation possibly orchestrated by a state actor. Zscaler's Michael Sutton weighs in.


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Diane Swonk: Lawmakers nearing the end of debt debates
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Diane Swonk, chief economist with Mesirow Financial, just returned from Washington D.C. where she was meeting with the power players in the debt debate. She says the lawmakers are nearing a preliminary, 'real deal' agreement.
House Republicans tackle the budget
Jun 15, 2011
The House is moving forward on passing spending bills to meet the fiscal year deadline of Oct. 1. Whether its political will is all for naught, though, is yet to be seen.
Postal service industry leaders gather to discuss the future of snail mail
Jun 15, 2011
Last month, the United States Postal Service announced a $2.2 billion loss for the first quarter of 2011. With more and more transactions like bill payments occurring online, what does the future look like for the USPS?
With clock ticking, lawmakers resume debt discussions
Jun 14, 2011
Vice President Joe Biden and congressional negotiators will resume debt reduction discussions today. New faces, such las Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke are joining the talks today in hopes of avoiding a federal default.
Vice President Biden wrestling budget deal
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Joe Biden continues to meet with top lawmakers. With the economy sputtering, more stimulus is now part of the discussion.
NATO in financial trouble
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Defense Secretary Robert Gates said scarce European financial support for NATO risks making the alliance irrelevant.
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The tiny army cutworm moth is a vital source of the mighty grizzly bear's diet. From Nature's The Good, The Bad, and the Grizzly airing October 14th at 8 p.m. on PBS (check local listings.) Once on the edge of extinction, the grizzly bears of Yellowstone National Park appear to be thriving. Should they now be removed from the protection of the Endangered Species Act?
The Good, The Bad, and the Grizzly explores this complex dilemma, asking: how do we balance the needs of an expanding human population with the goal of preserving our wildlife as nature intended? Actor Chris Cooper narrates the film.
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6 Parks near Niagara Falls, Ontario
St. Catharines, Ontario 9.58 miles NW
Queenston, Ontario 10.63 miles S
Ridgeville, Ontario 12.27 miles SW
Ridgefield, Ontario 15.04 miles S
Niagara Falls, Ontario (map) | (905) 358-3873
Sites: 400 | Latest Rate: $47.00 | 28 Reviews
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May 2015 - $47.00
We stayed here for three nights with some friends on a mini-rally. Our site was a back-in site right next to Lundy's Lane, shielded to some degree by a berm. The sewer connection required me to back the rig into the bank in order to reach the sewer connection with a 15 foot hose. Otherwise, power and water was convenient. There is a mix of seasonal campers plus transients. As others have mentioned, the convenience of the bus to the falls was well worth the fare. I don't know the exact price we paid per night, but it was approximately $47 Canadian. This is a large park, and able to accommodate large groups wishing to have a rally in Niagara Falls. We'd likely stay here again if we visited the area. - Jay Rutherford
Oct 2014 - $47.00
This large campground is located on Lundy's Lane in Niagara Falls, ON. There are two major other campgrounds nearby. The stop for the town bus that runs down Lundy's Lane to the Falls is practically on the property. There is very limited parking near the Falls, so the bus is really the best option to get there, and it is very convenient to the campground. While the campground does have some seasonal folks, it is really set up for temporary visitors coming to see the Falls. The staff was extremely helpful. Our campsite was gravel, level and full-service. The Wifi speed was better earlier in the evening and degraded later. Price reflects Good Sam discount and $Canadian. - User3302
Aug 2014 - $46.00
We stayed 4 nights making a reservation at the last minute. Check-in was prompt and the staff pleasant. The pool and kids activities are located adjacent to the entrance, so we dealt with lots of kids, including those on bikes, while we approached the entrance barrier. Once inside our first impression dropped when we saw the poor condition of the roads. They may have been paved at one time, but are not maintained. Large potholes are everywhere. The initial shaded area is full of older static units. Our site was at the far end, it sloped front to back and was gravel. Services were well located and good quality. Sites were a reasonable distance apart, with grass between the sites. Our area had a small tire track in which you could easily break an ankle at night. WiFi - worst we have ever seen in a campground. Signal strength is good. but bandwidth is almost zero. From 05:00 to about 07:00 is was useable, but slow. After 07:00 it was unusable for the remainder of the day. Couldn't even download 500KB of email. Even with a few trees around we were able to pick up the Shaw sats. No dog area or fenced run. Will not return - low budget, poorly maintained facility with rich pricing. - Oriana
Niagara Falls, Ontario (map) | (905) 295-8191
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $55.00 | 6 Reviews
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Jul 2012 - $55.00
We had a river front site, #1 which was just beautiful, but the rest of the CG is very run down from over use. The bathrooms and showers were always wet and dirty. I think the showers and bathrooms are inadequate for the number of people there. Desk people are friendly, only 3 miles from downtown Niagara Falls. Probably would not return in the future. - Montana Folks
Aug 2010 - $38.00
We arrived in the early evening, and the camp was busy. Security person at gate greeted us and had our name on his sheet. Quick check in at store which had the basics. Close to Niagara Falls. Site was very busy and staff seemed to have a handle on everything. We stayed two nights in a pull through spot. Had to turn my trailer opposite direction for hook ups. So no matter which way it faced I was looking at someones trailer front. Quiet at 11 and no complaints. Will go back! - The Allens
Jul 2010 - $42.00
Park is run by students as summer jobs. They mess-up site reservations. As we were getting our site someone came in with a site problem. Seems they wanted him to put a 30' fifth wheel in a tent site. Our site was right next to where he was sent. After 15 min's to make the changes we got our site. Water pressure is 100 psi. Make sure to use a pressure regulator sites are tight with trees in odd places. Hard to get your awning open. Next time in the falls we will pay more and find a different campground, maybe one that's run by adults. - bert64
Niagara Falls, Ontario (map) | (905) 356-2267
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $90.00 | 37 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $90.00
First off we were charged $90 for one night. Unfortunately we didn't have much choice as we thought it was "off season". We had booked for 3 nights but only stayed one; we move to another park in Dunnville for a third of the price. We were told we were getting the "prime" spot; first one as you came in so all the traffic goes by plus we were right by the pool and playground! There are just as good parks for half the price, do your research. - North America in 90 days
Apr 2015 - $72.00
Stayed first day of the season. Sites still covered with branches and garbage from winter. All restrooms, showers and laundry closed from the winter. They did open one comfort station before we left the next day. No Wi-Fi, no cable but other services worked. Site had some gravel but it was very muddy. A very poor value for $72 but as they say, location, location. - Kbob
Jun 2014 - $80.00
We asked for a site where we could get satellite TV and took their word on Wi-Fi in the park. Both requests were not honored. First, "Wi-Fi is down in the park except at our pub", we were told. Great. You have to leave your site and buy your drinks from the pub because no outside beverage is allowed. Ding --more money. The dog run is were the overflow cars got parked. Nothing could be hung on or from trees--fine--then enforce the rule. There were clothes lines at several sites. Kids riding little battery operated cars in roadways---according to the rules this is not allowed. Several staff members driving golf carts way above the posted 5 MPH. Signs stating no fireworks--rule not enforced. In 4 years of fulltiming this is the worst park for the price that we have stayed at. Our RV is 40' long. - illini777
Niagara Falls, Ontario (map) | (905) 382-2204
Sites: 103 | Latest Rate: $44.00 | 25 Reviews
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Sep 2014 - $44.00
Nice park in a pretty setting. Across the street from Niagara River and just minutes from Niagara Falls. The sites are mostly grass and have plenty of trees for shade. The water, electric and sewer all work perfectly but I wouldn't waste $5 a day for Wi-Fi - it was completely nonfunctional 90% of the time. AT&T cell signals were strong but we didn't use it because of the international rates. There is a covered drive through at the park entrance that we navigated with the help of the owner. It seemed a little tight for our RV but shouldn't really be a problem. Overall, a good experience and we would stay here again. - Rob&Terri
Jun 2013 - $45.00
Great views over the river, quiet location. Friendly owners. We'd stay here again. - Belfam
Jul 2012 - $47.00
This campground is located on the Niagara River just south of the Horseshoe Falls. What a gem! A beautiful, short drive to all of the sights surrounding the Canadian side of Niagara Falls. The campground was clean and orderly. Spaces were a bit tight but everyone seemed to be managing. The campground is in a residential area with some beautiful homes. Interesting from all aspects. We would stay here again - in a heartbeat. Internet was an extra charge ($5 for the 3 days) and was simple to use and of a good speed. - themom3
Niagara Falls, Ontario (map) | (905) 356-6988
Sites: 250 | Latest Rate: $47.00 | 8 Reviews
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Sep 2013 - $47.00
RV Parks don't get any better than this. The owner and his staff are friendly, helpful enthusiastic and charming. The campsite was well-maintained and spotlessly clean as were the showers and "washrooms" (as they're called in Canada). Roads and sites were wide and level. The shuttle bus is right across the street. The Wi-Fi was great -- thank goodness because Verizon charges an arm and a leg to use your U.S. phone or data connection. If I ever come back to Niagara Falls, this is the only place I'd consider staying! - Terry Cantor
Aug 2013 - $47.00
Nice campground, great access to the bus system to take us to the Falls and other tourist attractions. Back in sites, no problem getting in. A bit noisy from the strip joints across from the campground, but not at all a reflection on the campground itself. We would definitely stay here again. Nice helpful staff, good store, WiFi was weak. - Bruce1957
May 2013 - $42.00
This park was well located for our trip to Niagara Falls. We went early in the season and had lots of room. It could get tight when it is full. The gentlemen's club across the street and the railroad track is a non-issue. The KOA is just a few hundred yards down the street and has the same proximity to the tracks. Easy access for our motorhome. Staff was friendly and helpful. WiFi available at the office, not on your site. We would definitely stay here again. - CharlieS
Niagara Falls, Ontario (map) | (905) 354-1432
Sites: 166 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 21 Reviews
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Dec 2014 - $50.00
A lot of organized activity for kids including Chocolate Bar Bingo, outdoor movie nights, karaoke, Parades, family friendly DJ Dances (with special bear appearances that really bring the experience to life!), Campfire Nights, Daily Wagon Rides with the Park Mascots, scavenger hunts, family races/contests, themed crafts, sports and fun games led by a friendly, energetic recreation staff.! Large heated swimming pool, small wading pool, giant jumping pillow, large playground area, ball court, volleyball court, shuffleboard court, Horseshoe Pits, bocce ball included in your admission plus an 18 hole mini golf course, pedal bike rentals, arcade room and convenience/souvenir. There are three clean, modern washroom facilities, a laundry room, and a shuttle service to transport you and your family the short 3.5 mile ride down the road to the Falls. Jellystone Park is an excellent place to vacation with your family in Niagara Falls. - tec2tec
Oct 2013 - $46.00
Nice park,very clean restrooms and showers. Close to all sites in the area. Easy to get to, sites are nice, there are some big rig friendly pull-through sites. Staff was very friendly and helpful. We camped here with no issues. - rmckee
Jul 2013 - $65.00
We stayed here over the 4th of July weekend. Upon arrival this looks like a beautiful campground. When you pull in everything is well taken care of perfect. The only downside are the sites. They could use some attention. They are all gravel which is no problem, but the grass is half weeds and just looks run down. Hookups were OK and had no issues. If they spend some money on the sites and make them look more appealing, this place would be perfect. They just need some attention to detail throughout the park. I would stay here again. - dodge guy


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