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Iris, to me it would be more like shifting from dollars to euros.
Now that I'm on the track: What about other time related words like 'annual' or 'biannual' etc? Common? Not common?
'Fortnight' isn't used here in ordinary conversation but everybody with a High School education knows what it means.


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Nick arrived at the sorority house with Max. When Chelsea said it was a "private party," Steph said Max could hang out with her. Max knew something was wrong and asked Steph about it. Steph explained how jealous she'd been when Max started dating Morgan, so she went looking for someone to help her handle it: Ford. Chelsea told Nick about the night Ford disappeared. The Theta girls had invited him to the house and drugged him. Ford drugged Chelsea, too, and planned to rape her. Ford chased her up the stairs and ended up falling to his death. Chelsea recounted hiding the body and moving it with Max's help. Nick was appalled and left. Steph recounted going to Ford's room and trying to fight him off, but he raped her. Max comforted Steph and urged her to get some rest, promising he'd be there when she woke up.
Philip arrived at the police station and volunteered to watch Claire so Belle and Roman could look for Marlena. Chloe met Philip, who asked if she'd heard about Belle and Shawn's breakup. Philip reminded Chloe he'd help her from being extradited if she moved in on Shawn.
Meanwhile, Marlena held her gun on the masked man and warned him to stop. The man inched closer and fixed Marlena's windshield wipers with a knife. Roman called out for Marlena, and the man vanished. Marlena told Roman and Belle what happened. Then, Roman offered to drive Marlena to meet Crystal.
In their cell, EJ and Lucas fought off Carmine as Lucas yelled for help. Sami, who'd been trying to visit Lucas, heard the screams and raced to the cell with the cops. Carmine was carted away. Lucas accused EJ of coming there so he could play hero and win Sami's trust. EJ insisted it wasn't a stunt as he was taken off. Sami laced into Lucas for telling Will he'd shot EJ and for failing their family. "I'm not the one who put our kids in the middle of the DiMera/Brady feud,"
noted Lucas.
At the pub Hope videotaped Shawn before he headed off to his orientation session at the academy, while Crystal waited for Marlena. Bo and Hope gifted Shawn with a St. Michael medal before he left. Hope overhead Crystal on the phone talking about Marlena and recognized the psychic. Crystal asked Hope to deliver a message: Marlena was in danger and needed to be careful. Hope delivered the message to Bo, who got a call from Abe informing him about the Lucas/EJ/Carmine situation. Bo left, and Marlena, Belle and Roman arrived. Hope filled them in on Crystal's warning and the attempt on Lucas' life. Roman left for the PCPD and Marlena tagged along. Shawn returned, followed by Chloe, who had a message for him. Philip was watching Claire. Shawn could pick her up at Marlena's.
At the station, Marlena talked to Lucas while Bo questioned EJ about the cell attack. Abe called the DA to try to cut a deal to have Lucas released. Belle arrived, and Sami went off about Lucas shooting EJ and not telling her about it. Roman reminded Sami of all the times Lucas had forgiven her. The DA arrived and Bo asked about pleading down Lucas' charges. Stefano had sent a hit man to kill him. Bev asked if EJ would give a statement against Stefano. Definitely not. "Then we can't prove it was a DiMera hit," said Bev, noting Lucas was staying in jail.
Marlena worked on EJ. If he wanted to prove his sincerity, he should give Roman something to put Stefano away with. Later, Marlena told Belle and Sami she'd spoken to Lucas and reminded Sami that Lucas was family. They had to work together to protect each other. Marlena confronted Roman, Bo and Abe and asked what they were doing to keep her family safe.
Stefano and Rolf surveyed the site of Marlena's encounter with the mystery man. Rolf announced that "he" had been there, despite the massive drugs he'd been given. Stefano scolded Rolf for failing him. An arm went around Rolf's neck and he gasped. Stefano turned around and told the man to release Rolf. Then he praised his soldier, noting he'd make a good addition to the DiMera family. Meanwhile, Crystal made another call, reporting they were running out of time and were going to have to take Belle and Claire by force.
Kate told Billie that Lucas was arrested for shooting EJ. She begged Billie to convince Lucas to see her. His life could depend on it, since he was nearly murdered in his cell courtesy of Stefano. Kate explained how EJ figured out the plan and stopped the hit. Billie was surprised by EJ's heroics. Kate warned Lucas still wasn't safe. Stefano would strike again, but Kate had a plan. Billie just had to make sure Kate's name was on Lucas' visitors' list. Later, Billie told Kate that Lucas didn't want to see her and advised Kate to give Lucas some space.
Shawn, with Chloe in tow, arrived to pick up Claire. Philip, who was babysitting, explained that Belle had an emergency involving Marlena.
"Belle should have called me," snapped Shawn, adding that Philip may have stolen his wife but wasn't going to snatch his daughter. Philip swore he was just doing Belle a favor. When Shawn went to fetch Claire's things, Philip told Chloe everything was working out as planned, but he wanted her to do one more thing: talk bad about him when they got to the pub. If Shawn got angry and lost it in front of Belle, it would make Philip look better. Philip loved Belle and believed she still loved him. He just needed to help her realize it.
EJ arrived at the mansion, and Rolf tried to get rid of him. EJ heard a noise, surmised it was their "house guest," and asked why they were holding him. Rolf shooed EJ off, but he vowed he'd be back. EJ returned and snuck into the room holding the mystery man. He pulled off a sheet and was stunned to see John. "Magnificent, isn't he?" asked Stefano, noting that he was securing Johnny's future. EJ was appalled and tried to call for help. Stefano grabbed the phone, insisting EJ wasn't going to turn against him. EJ said he wasn't going to let Stefano torture John. Stefano warned there would be severe consequences if EJ tried to stop him. Later, Stefano instructed John to study a file and mentioned a woman who knew secrets — one that could destroy everything his father worked for. She was John's mission.
At the station Marlena told Bo, Roman and Abe that she wanted Stefano arrested and wouldn't stop until he was. She wanted John's killer brought to justice. If stopping Stefano couldn't happen by the book, it was time to consider another alternative. Abe warned Marlena about taking matters into her own hands. She could end up in jail. Marlena didn't care. She would no longer be a victim. Roman promised no one would rest until Stefano was put away. Later, Roman, Bo and Abe decided to put a tail on Marlena.
Marlena and Belle arrived home, and Philip told Belle about Shawn coming to get Claire and how angry he was that Belle left the tyke with him. Belle thought she was doing Shawn a favor not interrupting his orientation. Marlena asked what Belle expected by leaving Claire with the man she'd had an affair with. Philip left and headed to the police station where he'd been summoned by Kate. She informed Philip of the attempt on Lucas' life. Kate needed Philip's help to get Lucas out of jail. "Until Stefano's dead, your brother will never be safe," she cautioned. Meanwhile, Marlena apologized for going off on Belle. She promised her daughter she wasn't judging her, just trying to keep Belle from making the same mistake she'd made with John and Roman.
At the pub, Shawn sat with Chloe and chatted about Claire. Chloe told Shawn what a great dad he was and went on about Philip not being the man he used to be. Chloe prepared to go and asked if she and Shawn could hang out again. Shawn suggested they go play pool tonight, and they left.
EJ arrived on Sami's doorstep in a panic, asking if Johnny was okay.
EJ said he'd stood up to Stefano, which meant he, Sami and Johnny could be in danger. Sami asked what Stefano was planning. EJ said he didn't know, but it was bigger than anything he'd done before.
Back at the station, Bo went through mug shots, but couldn't find Crystal among them. Roman decided to check the building where Marlena first met Crystal. Soon, he returned with a copy of the deed, noting the building belonged to a C. B. DiMera.
At the pub, Hope asked Kayla about her visit to the fertility specialist. Kayla reported all went well. Now Steve just had to visit the doctor. Roman, Bo and Steve discussed the police's non-progress in John's "murder" case, Lucas' attack in jail, and the threats against Marlena, Belle and Claire. Roman mentioned Crystal possibly being at the center of it all. Bo chimed in that the building she worked out of was owned by a C.B. DiMera, but a judge denied their request for a search warrant. Steve said there were ways around that, and offered his services. Kayla reminded Steve he had that doctor's appointment and he left.
Marlena put a gun in her purse as she recalled her last meeting with Stefano, while Belle got ready to pick up Claire.
Belle left and her bodyguard followed. Rob and Crystal emerged. On the phone, Crystal reported the police were all over Belle and asked what she and her cohort should do. Meanwhile, at the DiMera mansion, John puffed on a cigar and told Stefano he wanted out. Stefano said he couldn't, since John was a fugitive and would be tossed in jail if he was spotted. Rolf emerged, announcing that Marlena was there. Stefano sent John to another room and Marlena burst in, demanding to know what Stefano had done to Brady. Stefano claimed he hadn't a clue. Marlena mentioned Belle and Claire almost being kidnapped. Again, Stefano knew nothing. Marlena went on about John's murder, Lucas' cellblock beating, Crystal the psychic...Stefano offered no explanations, so Marlena pulled out her gun, promising Rolf she'd save a bullet for him. John listened from the other room and recalled helping Marlena with her car. Suddenly, John heard gunshots and started towards the door. Marlena informed Stefano this had been a warning. Next time, she wouldn't miss.
Stephanie woke up screaming after a nightmare about Ford. Max comforted her and suggested she see a professional. Max even offered to go with her. Finally, she phoned Dr. Whitney and made an appointment. Later, Steve arrived at the hospital to see Dr. Walker, followed by Steph to see Dr. Whitney. Max waited until Steph emerged from her session. As Dr. Whitney handed Steph a sleeping pill prescription, Steve surfaced and began asking questions. Steph claimed Kayla knew about it. They'd talked. Steve hugged Steph and left. Knowing Steve would go straight to Kayla, an anxious Steph called her mom.
Roman and Bo decided to take a drive to Crystal's storefront. Rob came out and said he was renovating the place. Roman asked to speak to the owner. Rob said he was out of the country. Roman mentioned C.B. DiMera. "Hasn't that name been in the news?" asked Rob. Roman and Bo wanted to look around inside. Rob opposed, since they didn't have a warrant.
Belle arrived at the pub to pick up Claire. While Kayla went to fetch the tyke from the kitchen, Hope asked about Marlena and Belle apologized for messing things up with Shawn. Kayla returned with Claire, and Belle left. Bo returned and asked Hope to accompany him on a stakeout. She happily accepted. Steve returned from the doctor's office telling Kayla he was ready to "make a baby" and remembering back to Steph's birth. Kayla's phone rang and it was Steph, reporting that Steve had just seen her at the psychiatrist's office. Kayla said Steve hadn't mentioned it and promised not to breathe a word about Steph's rape without her permission. Later, Belle returned to Marlena's with Claire. Marlena asked how things went with Hope. "She actually said she felt badly for me," noted Belle, asking how Marlena's meeting went. "I made my point," purred Marlena.
Bo and Hope posed as a homeless couple and sat outside Crystal's storefront. Hope snapped pictures of Rob with her cell phone when he returned. After Rob left again, Bo said they'd show the picture to Belle. If she recognized Rob, they could haul him in for questioning.
Soon, Crystal arrived. Bo and Hope bombarded her with questions about John's death, Brady, Belle, Claire and Marlena. Crystal claimed she was a psychic and was only trying to warn Marlena. Bo and Hope didn't believe her and took Crystal down to the station.
Marlena told Roman she missed John and wondered if it was possible he might still be alive. Roman reminded Marlena she'd seen him get hit by a car and watched him take his final breath. He urged Marlena to let John go. After Roman left, Nick arrived. Marlena said she wanted to know if John was really dead and asked Nick to run tests on his ashes. Nick agreed to oblige and left with an urn of ashes, bumping into Roman on his way out. Roman asked what was going on. She explained she had John cremated, so Stefano couldn't pull something later on. But she wanted to make certain the ashes were John's. Roman reported that Bo and Hope had Crystal down at the station and asked if Marlena wanted to go with him to question her. She did, and they left.
Kate and Philip visited Lucas in jail. Philip explained that Lucas' legal team believed his best defense was temporary insanity. Lucas raged against the idea, but Kate and Philip pressed the issue. Kate went on about everything Sami had put Lucas through over the years. When they finally got married, Sami gave birth to the twins and divorced him to marry the man who allegedly raped her. Kate and Philip said Sami had made a fool of Lucas, prompting him to go off. Philip urged Lucas to talk to Sami about testifying on his behalf. Kate urged Lucas to write Sami a letter; his fate was in her hands.
Sami complained to EJ about her rift with Will. EJ assured her that the boy would come around. Kate arrived to see Sami just as EJ heard something in the hall and found someone carting off his couch. EJ told Sami he'd put his assets in Stefano's name after his troubles with the SEC. Now his father was taking those assets. EJ left to confront Stefano, while Kate urged Sami to help Lucas and handed her his letter. Sami read it and cried, as Lucas went on about how much he loves her and wants a happy life with their family. Sami headed to the jail to meet Philip and Cameron Reese, who explained about the temporary insanity plea and how they needed Sami to testify. Cameron rattled off all the things Sami had done to Lucas, including divorcing him and marrying her rapist. Sami was furious they wanted her to take responsibility for driving Lucas to shoot EJ. Philip got Cameron to leave and tried to reason with Sami. She fumed, however, noting Lucas didn't even have the nerve to ask her himself. Then, she stormed off.
John demanded to know why Stefano wouldn't let him out of the mansion.
Stefano reiterated John was a fugitive. Rolf interrupted and Stefano told him John was asking too many questions. Couldn't Rolf do something? Rolf pointed out upping John's medication might prevent him from carrying out the mission. EJ arrived, asking why Stefano was taking his furniture. They bickered back and forth and Stefano mentioned EJ keeping him away from Johnny. EJ mentioned Stefano's despicable project with John. "If you choose to interfere in my business, I will destroy everything that you hold dear," warned Stefano. EJ demanded all his possessions be returned or he'd leave, head straight for the brothers Brady and tell them about John.
Bo and Hope questioned Crystal at the station and she stuck to her psychic story. Crystal swore she didn't know who the owner of her building was and she was not working for the DiMeras. Marlena and Roman entered just as Crystal was about to leave. "Tell me, is John alive?" pleaded Marlena.
Chloe snapped pictures of Shawn and Claire at the pub. When Shawn went to change out of his uniform, Belle arrived, found Chloe with Claire and was annoyed. Shawn returned and Belle voiced her disapproval. She then brought up Brady. Chloe swore she had no idea what happened to him but was worried. Belle didn't believe her innocent act and wondered why Chloe was walking around free. Chloe said Philip was the reason; he was covering her legal costs. Caroline emerged with cake to celebrate Shawn's first day at the academy. Belle took Claire's piece to go and left. Chloe apologized to Shawn for make things worse with Belle. Shawn asked Chloe about the hold Philip had over her and Belle. Chloe explained she went to him because he had resources and influence. Shawn asked if Chloe had anything to do with Brady's disappearance. Chloe swore she didn't. The people who took Brady threatened her too, which is why she feared going back to Vienna. After a game of darts, Shawn thanked Chloe for being there for him and Claire, and they decided to hang out more often.
Sami refused to be Lucas' scapegoat. Philip begged Sami to help his brother. Sami said she loved Lucas, but couldn't go along with this stupid idea. "If you love him, then help him," said Philip. Sami wanted Lucas free, but wasn't going to give a twisted confession about being the reason he shot EJ.
Stefano warned the consequences would be dire if EJ told anyone about his houseguest. He reminded EJ he didn't have any money. EJ said he had a good education and could get a good job, so Stefano could keep his money. Stefano went on about the DiMera name. EJ insisted he was happy being Elvis Wells. He didn't want what Stefano had. He wanted freedom for himself and his family. EJ agreed to keep mum about John, if Stefano backed off and left him and his family alone.
Belle met Philip at Java Café and asked why he helped Chloe fight extradition. Philip explained Chloe needed his help. The guys who took Brady weren't messing around. He was worried about Chloe and didn't want her going back to Vienna. "I didn't know you cared so much about her," said Belle. "Are you jealous?" asked Philip, assuring Belle that she was the only one he was interested in.
At the police station Marlena pleaded with Crystal, who finally admitted Stefano had John. Marlena gasped. Bo and Roman didn't believe it. "We want proof," said Hope. Crystal's attorney arrived, demanded the police release her client, and they left. Marlena demanded the cops head to the DiMera mansion to find John. Bo, Hope and Roman went on about not having a search warrant. Marlena didn't care about going through the proper channels. She wanted to get to John. Bo, Hope and Roman worried about Marlena buying into Crystal's psychic babble. Marlena insisted this was real and begged them as her friends to give her the benefit of the doubt. Nick arrived with the results of John's ashes and announced they definitely weren't his. "So how about getting on that search warrant now? asked Marlena.
Back at the apartment, EJ told Sami he'd taken Tony's advice and gone toe-to-toe with his father. Then, he asked Sami to join him in fighting against Stefano. Sami went on about Stefano being a threat to her family. EJ understood and noted he was looking toward a future of hope. Sami agreed to help EJ fight his father. Suddenly, Marlena arrived with Bo and Hope rambling on about John being alive. "We have to get inside the mansion before Stefano realizes what we know," said Marlena, noting she needed EJ's help. Finally, EJ admitted John wasn't dead.
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MARTIN, Tenn. – Redshirt sophomore Terence Smith poured in a game-high 26 points this evening for The University of Tennessee at Martin men's basketball team, but Southeast Missouri claimed a 96-74 win over the Skyhawks in the Kathleen and Tom Elam Center.
Smith – whose 26 points eclipsed his career-high of 20 points set twice during his freshman season – also set career-bests in field goals made (nine) and attempted (16) tonight, while going a perfect 7-for-7 from the free throw line. It was the eighth double-digit scoring game of the season for the Russellville, Ala. native, who missed all of last season and 10 games this season because of injury.
"Terence is starting to get back to full strength and we saw what he is capable of doing tonight," UT Martin head coach Jason James said.
Mike Liabo added 15 points for the Skyhawks (7-18, 4-9 Ohio Valley Conference), while Myles Taylor just missed a double-double with 11 points and nine rebounds. Freshman BJ McLaughlin set a new career-high with 10 points on 5-of-9 shooting in 11 minutes off the bench to round out the double-figure scorers for UT Martin, who also received eight points and eight rebounds out of the team's lone senior Jeremy Washington on Senior Day.
Marland Smith (22 points), Nick Niemczyk (21) and Lucas Nutt (20) led the Redhawks, who hit 10-of-16 three-point attempts in the first half. Nino Johnson compiled game-highs of 11 rebounds and five blocks for Southeast Missouri (14-13, 6-7 OVC).
Four Redhawk three-pointers in the game's opening 3:40 ignited an early 10-point lead for Southeast Missouri (16-6) at the 14:32 mark. UT Martin then went on an 11-2 run, capped off with a Terence Smith trifecta midway through the first half to get the Skyhawks within one point at 18-17.
A layup by Taylor at the 9:16 mark kept UT Martin within one possession at 22-19 but Southeast Missouri soon scored 15 unanswered points to go on top 37-19 with five minutes to play in the first half.
A Liabo free throw with 1:42 sliced the Skyhawk deficit to 15 before Southeast Missouri took a 50-30 lead into the halftime break.
Terence Smith's 11 points led UT Martin at the half, while Marland Smith scored 18 points in the first 20 minutes to pace Southeast Missouri.
The Redhawks extended their lead out to 27 points in the early stages of the second half but UT Martin kept clawing back. Liabo sank a trio of three-pointers in a span of 1:31 – including a four-point play with 14:21 remaining – to help the Skyhawks get back in the game.
Minutes later, Terence Smith scored seven points during a 9-2 UT Martin run that made the score 74-63 with 7:52 to play. The Skyhawks had the chance to get within single-digits with under five minutes left but Southeast Missouri closed out the game on an 11-2 run.
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Small businesses looking to purchase insurance coverage for their employees will not be able to do so online for another year, the Obama administration announced Wednesday.
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With simple viruses and Trojans were all the rage, life was simpler for the average CSO. Now, threats of all types abound and the methods cyber attackers enlist to infiltrate networks have only become more varied, often a bit more sophisticated and most assuredly more frequent. One of the most problematic has proven to be APTs.
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Today's enterprise networks are far-reaching with innumerable devices accessing assets. The challenge for security practitioners is gaining a clear idea of who's using what, knowing how many devices are touching their network, and then making sure operations run smoothly - while proprietary information stays where it belongs.
Back when mainframes ruled the corporate computing environment it was far easier to manage critical data. After all, most folks used "dumb" terminals. However, distributed computing quickly made its way into the enterprise, so now, computers with more storage power than ever have become commonplace. Data, as a result, has become widely distributed. And, with the rapid adoption of cloud computing, that data is even more widely distributed - and a challenge to control. The explosion in mobile device use, too, has introduced more stored data. Given the swiftness of these changes and the seeming ubiquitous reliance on cloud storage and myriad mobile devices, just how can all this data be controlled and secured? We learn more.
No one can argue that the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) movement is changing the way workers undertake business activities. Most employees nowadays are tethered to a mobile device of some sort that leaves them checking email or communicating with someone for work at any given hour of any given day. This always-on mentality, then, certainly should be informing how executives ensure that their companies' risk management and security plans are updated and managed. However, most organizations are still trying to get their hands around just how employees are using mobile devices and for what tasks, according to a recent SC Magazine survey that saw participation from 220 readers.
By leveraging the terabytes of information and data feeds that too frequently overwhelm organizations' security departments, cyber criminals already have gained entry into many an organization's network, exfiltrating critical data that likely could bring victimized entities to their knees. Many executive leaders still have yet to implement the best practices, strategies, policies and tools that could help their enterprises. Indeed, some still try to make sense of anomalous behavior happening on their networks with too few resources, little internal expertise and no increases in funding. On top of this, the amount of critical data itself is accumulating exponentially. But, no doubt, Big Data is here to stay and the many issues surrounding its security and how to harness it to address risk management needs are only growing. We explore the relevant problems around safeguarding some data and enlisting segments of other data to thwart today's bad guys, providing practical steps on how to embrace Big Data of all types and how well-thought-out strategies can enrich existing security programs.
Cloud services have become ubiquitous. Many organizations, though, having embraced their various benefits, sometimes have overlooked some of their problems - including those that can arise because of security weaknesses, as a recent SC Magazine survey, which was sponsored by McAfee, has further affirmed. There are a slew of worries respondents noted as top of mind - from data loss, access control, incident monitoring and endpoint security to shared technology risks with customers, service provider access to data and cloud account hijacking. Add to these operational concerns, issues around keeping compliant with regulatory mandates or signing and monitoring service-level agreements and stress levels for information security professional like you can skyrocket. Through this latest 20/20 we hope to assuage some of your concerns by arming you with sound and practical steps you can take to address security-related problems in the cloud and ultimately keep your organization and its sensitive information safe from harm.
Some industry stats show that about 2.5 quintillion bytes of data are created every day. Even more astounding is that about 90 percent of this data was just created in just the last two years, according to IBM experts. The phenomenon of Big Data is here and not only does it mean that organizations have much to sift through to determine just what information is critical and calls for protections, but also that they can leverage some of this data to help them in their fight against the attackers who are trying to seize it. We talk to RSA experts to find out just how Big Data is transforming security and privacy requirements and what this means for organizations' security and risk management plans going forward.
Join us for a 20/20 webcast during which we talk to Chris Merritt about the challenges associated with these pervasive storage devices, and what steps your company can take to prevent the misuse - whether inadvertent or malicious - of data transfer.
Once an anomaly with which government agencies and some private companies that work with them had to deal, advanced persistent threats (APTs) are becoming a considerable problem for a spate of larger organizations and public entities alike. Now, it is no longer a matter of if sophisticated cyber criminals have infiltrated your systems, say many experts, but when they hit and for how long they've lingered.
There's a saying in the security business these days: Either you've been compromised or you don't know you've been compromised. As advanced adversaries continually penetrate organizations of all sizes to serve persistent threats that siphon data over a period of days, weeks, months and even years, victims must learn how to spot the attack and decide their next action. Should they force the miscreants out the door, monitor their activities a bit or take another option? For certain, building up security mechanisms that make it harder for these attackers to lob APTs at their organization is a must, but just what should this entail. We learn more.
Our sixth-annual data breach survey, which polled IT security pros in the U.S. as well as those working in the U.K. and Australia, yielded interesting insights on how organizations are dealing with today's data security threats. And, while the majority of pros are optimistic about the steps they're taking to safeguard critical data from getting lost or stolen, many still cite plenty of challenges with which they must contend.
Cyber criminals are evolving their tactics to take advantage of organizations' most obvious weakness: employees. As such, organizations must be concerned more than ever before about how users interact with the technologies on which they rely everyday. Mobile devices, email, third-party apps, web browsers and more, all have major risks associated with them. And one wrong interaction with any one of these can lead to major attacks on critical and intellectual property, as well as overall brands and bottom lines
Enterprise data is increasingly becoming available on mobile devices. All the while, the storage and sharing of it must conform to sometimes strict requirements put forth in any number of government and industry compliance mandates. Getting in line with even the strictest of regulations may still allow important information to be breached, as many organizational leaders surely can attest.
With the economy flailing still, the threat of seemingly trusted insiders exposing or stealing critical data is more intense than ever. In addition, to a disgruntled worker recently having been laid off maliciously exposing sensitive information, there is also the lure of quick money to be made by acting on behalf of cyber thieves to steal certain bits of customer data.
As networks grow more complex, the process of securing and managing endpoints, applications and confidential information has become a stiffer challenge than ever before. The attackers know most organizations are like Swiss cheese when it comes to finding a way in and then exporting out sensitive data. The traditional defenses aren't working to the degree that companies demand, so as security becomes more and more tied to business operations, corporations are finding that the best defense is a solid risk management plan that speaks to both asset protection and compliance. But we all need help getting there. In this webcast, we'll ask the questions to which you want answers..
Professionals all over the globe rely on email daily to communicate with their colleagues, partners and customers. Indeed, according to research firm Radiacati Group, most email traffic is from the corporate space, with the number of business emails sent and received per day in 2012 globally hitting 89 billion. By the end of 2016, this should rise to 143 billion. No wonder, then, that alongside mobile security solutions and tools that provide a more holistic view of their networks, 43 percent of the 488 respondents to SC Magazine's annual Guarding Against a Data Breach are considering deployments of email management and content filtering tools in 2012.
Tablets, mobile phones, laptops are in most every executive's arsenal of business tools. Protecting these and the information transfers they enable therefore is critical. Challenges, though, abound - especially since many office workers are blurring the lines between their work and personal lives by embracing the BYOD movement.
The number of data breaches skyrocketed in the last year. Cyber thieves bent on obtaining personally identifiable information stole reams of it in hopes of getting rich quick by using the details themselves or selling it off to others. Hacktivists having goals to make examples of this or that government agency or corporate entity broke into various networks siphoning off data to expose on Pastebin.
There have been a slew of breaches lately. From Citi to Lockheed, no company is safe. But, what exactly does this uptick in criminal activity mean for organizations hoping to shore up their defenses, and just how should they be prepared when they get hit next? What sorts of areas should they account for in not only their security/risk management plans, but also their incident response programs?
Smartphones, tablets and personal devices are on your corporate network. Your users want personal connectivity and executives wants added productivity, but security must be maintained. What is the prudent path to satisfy all constituents? Lead by Illena Armstrong and Gil Freidrich VP of Technology at ForeScout, this timely webcast will examine: key mobile security risks, pertinent policies and alternative countermeasures, 5 proven scenarios for effective guest management, and phased steps for effective visibility and seamless enforcement.
The Payment Card Industry's Data Security Standard (DSS) is known as one of the most prescriptive industry regulations in the marketplace. Yet, even with all the details provided on ways to keep critical corporate assets secure, while, at the same time, get compliant with DSS, it still proves confounding to many executive leaders. Questions around the proper technologies to implement, the best strategies to focus on or the right security measures for newer IT technologies now being adopted by many organizations still abound.
Weaknesses in the software and applications used by corporations are the prime source for hackers to breach infrastructures, steal choice critical data and turn a profit in the sale or use of it. The exploitation of vulnerabilities that crop up because of corrupted websites or malicious content isn't new, but there are various ways to confront the problems.
Increasingly, attackers are having success by targeting weaknesses within client-oriented applications, exploiting these weaknesses through corrupted web sites and malicious content.IBM's Jack Danahy reviews some of the newer threats over the last several months and discusses ways to mitigate against them.
The media is chock full of news detailing incidents of cyberespionage, such as what China is accused of doing with IPs based in the United States and how criminals are infiltrating systems and stealing not just money, but patented trade secrets. And then, of course, there are attacks on the government. But, what the news reports don't reveal are the facts behind this growing criminal and state-sponsored trend.
Security budgets are holding their own in a tough economy, but IT security personnel charged with protecting networks and company information face increasing responsibilities - from fears of having the company's brand tarnished by a data breach, compliance demands, threats from insiders anxious about losing their jobs, and a slew of other drivers.
In this webcast, we learn what defines successful CSOs in 2010 as they battle tightened budgets, a sophisticated threat landscape and continued compliance hurdles.
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The Wentworth
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My boyfriend and I really enjoyed our dinner and stay at the Wentworth. The food was great! The history was intriguing, but we are both pretty nerdy when it comes to that, and the staff was incredible. The staff was very friendly, genuinely nice people who could strike up a conversation with you. The service was great! We received complimentary beverages with dinner because we had been "waiting too long," but we hadn't even realized it had been such a wait. Overall a great experience. We will be returning!
The most up-beat host in the Mountains. We had heard the menus were "tacky" because they lit up. Well take it from someone who needs more light to read, it was fantastic and I wish every restaurant did it.
From the moment we walked into the Wentworth we were treated like royalty. Josh welcomed our arrival & explained he had a window seat which just opened up. There were other available tables where we could have been seated but Josh made the executive decision to seat us by a window for an even more pleasing experience. He asked us to wait at the bar while the table was being prepared. There we enjoyed live piano music but only for a few minutes as Josh came to escort us to our table with a view! He seamlessly transferred our wine (complimentary due to our less than 5 minute wait) to our table. Our meals were fresh, seasoned just right & extremely tasty. Our desserts were amazing. My only complaint is the Wentworth is not closer to home!
I was very impressed by the Matr'd he was very nice and polite with the reservation he was waiting had 2 tables for us to choose from for our dinner seated us promptly introduced the waitress and let us know she was delivering food to another table and would be with us shortly which gave us time to check out the wine list and menu. The food was exellent and served with time in between courses unlike some of the chain restaraunt which seem to want to serve everything at once to get you out the door. Wd did not feel at all rushed. The waitress took the time to prepare a plate with a message for our special occasion. I would highly recommend the Wentworth to any one who is traveling to that area looking for a nice place to eat.
The ambience here can't be beat. The service was impeccable. The mussels with curry sauce were a hit as was the salad. The entrecote was very nice, the roasted potatoes a bit over done. The tenderloins were deemed succulent and decilious. Lamb chops done to perfection. Nice variety of desserts.
Warm, gracious enviornment; a first-class restaurant. As host said, they aim to please. Food was very well presented ingredients were very fresh. They pride themselves (and rightly so) with using seasonal ingredients that are local. Prix fixe menu choice was a nice surprise. Wine list: price of bottles of wine for wines sold by the glass seemed disproportionately high.
We always have a wonderful time every time we come here, whether we stay over night or just come for dinner!!! Always the staff is about making sure everyone has a fabulous dining experience!!! They don't mind special orders if it is within what they are able to do. Josh the restaurant manager always gets updates from open table on the reservations made, as long as customers using this leave any special note he will get them and try his best to make it happen or be aware of allergies and let staff know!!! The whole staff try very hard to make each person or group or couple feel like they are their only ones that they are taking care of, even on Valentine's Day!! Everyone should have this experience at least once in their lifetime!!!!
As regular diners at the Wentworth, we know that the Wentworth is among the "very best" fine dining locatons in the entire Mount Washington Valley. The food is superb, & the friendly, accommodating staff pours their hearts out to make their guests' visit a memorable dining experience.
We thoroughly enjoyed our dining experience at the Wentworth. The food, service, and atmosphere is unparalleled in my opinion. Dishes are expertly prepared and are as much a feast for the eyes as for the taste buds! The hake was fabulous, as was the tenderloin, the appetizers, and the desserts. Very nice wine selection and hand-crafted cocktails really round out any meal. We highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a romantic, upscale dining experience. We love the prix fixe concept - others in the area should follow suit.
We absolutely love the Wentworth for dining! The atmosphere, service, and food are fantastic. The staff is friendly and ensures that each guest is well cared for. We enjoyed our experience so much that we dined there twice in the same week! Each meal is expertly prepared, and the desserts are a great ending to a fabulous meal. JoJo even remembered us from our visit the year before. Whenever we travel to the North Conway/Jackson NH area, we will continue to make it a point to return. Thanks again!
The food was magnificent...very romantic hotel. I only wish Open Table would offer points for dining....
First of all this place is beautiful! The dining room manager Josh was very sweet. My husband and I were celebrating our wedding anniversary and he went above and beyond to accomadate.The food was delicious and the presentation was the cherry on top! Doug our waiter did his job very well we never went without a thing! Overall experience was incredible and we can't wait to return in the very near future!
Sweet but elegant inn and restaurant with an interesting menu and wine list. We had a great dinner and an excellent brunch the next day.
A wonderful restaurant with great service. Quiet romantic atmosphere.
Excellent value! Atmosphere and food are wonderful.
If you love history, art, and delicious food and wine, support this wonderful old inn. The dining room is very beautifully lit, quiet ,and romantic. We eat out a LOT, and I have to say that the food was truly outstanding. I had the best pork chop (with a maple syrup something going on) that I had ever had, and my husband's salmon was, likewise, differently delicious. The chef here knows what he is doing. The servers were very sweet, and it is clear that they have all been through a training program. As a sidelight, there is a wonderful art gallery, with Hudson River styled art, a few strides away, within the inn. We drove an hour to get here, and it was definitely worth it. Will be back soon.
We had a very nice dinner on a summer evening in this hotel dining room. It's a cut above most hotel food and definitely the best in the local area. The host was charming and helpful and our waiter was attentive and clearly wanted to make our experience wonderful. The mussels appetizer was outstanding, but the remaining dishes were good, not amazing. Tender chicken breast, interesting watermelon and local feta salad and fairly good pork chop. Desserts were nice, but again not exceptional.
Wonderful find! The food and the service were emmaculate!
Food, service, and ambiance are 5 star and worthy of celebrating a special occasion or treat. The surprise is something I have never experience in any restaurant. I can't spoil it by telling you bit you'll know what it is before you even order6
We stayed 2 nights in the Wentworth hotel (by the way: an excellent hotel) and had dinner on the first evening. The menu list was interesting, but short (the reason that we did not go there for dinner the secod night). The quality was very good and resonable in size (we could easily eat amuse geule, appetizer, amin course plus desert); pricing was OK. The staff was very competent and 'honoust' (she warned that the chosen sparkling wine was not chilled before it was put into the ice bucket, so I decided for a different bubbly :-) )
Dinner at the Wentworth was a highlight of our romantic anniversary getaway. Both our host and server were attentive without being annoying, and the tasteful ambiance fitted this charming historic inn. The backlit menus are a surprising novelty. We both opted for the Prix Fixe menu, enjoying the complimentary amuse-bouche, tasty appetizers (the watermelon-feta tower was our favorite) and beef and lamb entrees each cooked to a perfectly melting medium-rare . We never felt rushed and ended our meal feeling satiated but not stuffed. Old-timey piano tunes caught our ear, and we ambled to the bar for some post-prandial entertainment. Definitely Wentworth it for a special occasion!
Cant say enough about the customer service at the Wentworth. Matre'd was awesome. Great atmosphere, friendly and seamless attention. We returned for our second stay. Both stays we said the same thing- Great place but the food portions at the dinner were stingy for the price paid for the inclusive package. This time we had used a gift certificate, but If we didn't have the gift certificate, we would not have stayed for dinner but would have gone to an area restaurant instead. Food was great, just not enough of it!
Beautiful spot with lots of character, nice ambiance, great staff and wonderful food. They have plaques on the walls for wine selection awards. I loved the art work, which was apparently all local as were all of the ingredients in the dishes, which I appreciate as well.
Have dined here a number of times throughout the year. Ordered a wedge salad and it arrived with a nice twist - it was shredded and arranged. Iceky with smoked bacon and cherry tomatoes. Easy to eat and very good. Enjoyed the risotto with oven baked asparagus and prosciutto. Lobster salad was tasty. Hake special deemed superb - but there were lumps in the mashed potatoes - a non no for an irishman!! Dessert almost caused us to lick the plates. Warm apple galette with calvados ice cream and caramel sauce. Thank goodness it was served with a spoon and fork to enable one to grab as much off the plate as possible!!
We went for dinner, our table wasn't ready but the host was kind enough to buy us a drink at the bar. Once we were seated, the meal and service was excellent. Will be back again in the near future.
My wife and I had dinner at Wentworth as part of our overnight stay. This was the last night of travels through New England looking at fall colors. The food and service were both outstanding. It was a nice way to end our vacation.
Everything about our evening was wonderful. Everything was delicious from soup to dessert. The wine list is notable, but if you are looking for just a glass the choice is quite limited.
I was happy the second we pulled in. The fall foliage was all around us and everything was lit up outside beautifully. As we entered the inn, the fireplace was going in the lobby and we could hear the piano player playing in the bar. We were greeted by the restaurant host who sat us at a table by the window looking out to the courtyard. All the menus light up when you open them, which was a nice touch in the dimmer lighting. My husband had the apple pork and he loved it, I had the beef tenderloin and it was also delicious. All the food was delicious and presented nicely. We left only spending $125 and that included tip. Overall we were very happy with the Wentworth Restaurant and recommend it to anyone looking for a quiet, romantic evening.
We stayed at the Wentworth Inn with a dinning package. Each and every meal was delicious! The first night my husband ordered the beef tenderloin and commented that it was the BEST he has ever had. I tried it the following evening and I would have to concur....it was cooked to perfection and melted in my mouth! We would DEFINITELY recommend dinning at The Wentworth !!
Stayed 2 nights in the area (Nordic Village). Found Wentworth on TripAdvisor (voted #1 in Jackson). Dinner twice there and understand why it's. Other number 1. It deserves it! Fine cousin, sophisticated taste, pleasant ambience and attention to detail service. The second time we were there, the host greeted us "welcome back!" Immediately. It's not that we'd been to there every day for a week or something but he sure remembered us. The dishes satisfy you with great rich flavored, not heaping quantity which is not a small achievement. That's what you call fine dinning. And it comes with a very reasons price which is another gem. Try it at least once and you will see my point.
We go to this place every year around our anniversary. We got engaged here 15 years ago. The place was as beautiful and romantic as it is today. We had great weather this holiday weekend in October but in mid winter the inn will take your breath away. Stunning views, fireplaces in every room, a lovely bar with piano. The food is always amazing, the service excellent. After dinner cocktails with billiards relaxing.
Our evening at The Wentworth was truly outstanding in so many ways. The food, the service, etc. were on the scale of "drive out of your way to dine here"! And did I mention how beautiful this establishment is? You really shouldn't miss it!
The food was excellent. Our server, Paul, was pleasant and efficient. Restaurant was accommodating in allowing one in our party to expand an appetizer to an entree portion. A most enjoyable dinner.
Awesome awesome! This place is outstanding. The service was great. No pressure to leave also. Everytime we go up ti NH,we will defintely dine there. Food is superb!!!! 10 stars in my book
we dinned here for a special occasion and we stayed at the Inn the meal was included in our stay and dine package. we were able to select anything on the menu for our 4 course meal , all of the selections we made were great and we were not disappointed, if we come back to the area we will stay and dine here again
Meal was very good. We enjoyed the smaller courses allowing us to eat 4. We left with full bellies and would revisit. Atmosphere was quiet and had New England charm. We could have used a wedge under our table to cut the rocking down.
The Inn as well as the restaurant get so many things right that others miss. The pan seared scallops were particularly tasty, the soups are wonderful, and the extra touchs like the lighted menus are really appreciated fo over 50 eyes when you forget your reading glasses