Document & Records Management
Falsified documents, altered IT access codes, stolen passwords and emails confirming the impossible. Rogue French trader Jerome Kerviel allegedly used his previous working experience to get past stringent controls in order to make his fict...
Email and web security appliance vendor Barracuda Networks has announced new features for its hardware firewall which will enable the export of complete instant messaging conversations (IM) to a separate message archiving solution.
Laserfiche has released the latest version of its flagship product, claiming that Laserfiche 8 provides an open, scalable, service-orientated architecture for the unification of disparate data.
HP is beefing up its support of open source, announcing a new software governance initiative to help companies navigate any legal, financial and security risks they may face during a switch to open source software.
A Sydney university has teamed up with Data Agility to offer a business intelligence (BI) and information management (IM) research unit for organisations to test the viability of a data project before it blows the budget.
EMC is claiming to have dramatically advanced web-based distributed document capture, with the addition of a new solution to its arsenal that automates the scanning and indexing of paper documents from remote offices.
With all the focus on privacy laws and data disclosure, it’s no surprise that any vendor who manages to land a contract with a Privacy Commissioner’s office must be well regarded and that’s exactly what Objective have managed to achieve.
Removable storage developer ProStor and eDiscovery provide Kazeon have announced that they are teaming up on a new integrated archiving solution.
The Information Security Forum (ISF) is warning that information classification needs to be taken seriously, claiming that recent high profile security breaches such as the HMRC scandal in the UK should renew focus on the protection of sen...
A new report from the Burton Group has somewhat put the boot into the Open Document Format (ODF) this week, claiming that large businesses who already use Microsoft Office should stick with Open XML (OOXML) in most situations, and that swi...
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