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  • Hackers Take Down CERN Website

    In a high-profile example of the need for robust web security, CERN, the European lab conducting the first experiments with the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), had its website hacked and vandalised last week.

  • Legacy Storage Not Playing Nice with Virtualisation

    A new survey from Pillar Data Systems has found that while server virtualisation has proven robust despite the economic downturn, the benefits of going virtual have often been wiped out by legacy storage systems.

  • ReadSoft expands handwritten document recognition

    ReadSoft and A2iA have signed a global partner agreement for A2iA DocumentReader's "Full Cursive Transcription" technology for handwritten documents which will be supplied as part of ReadSofts' document classification and mailroom automati...

  • Making content work for the enterprise

    The ability for enterprise applications to interact seamlessly with a variety of Enterprise Content Management (ECM) repositories is being promised by a new standards initiative.

  • Index Engines Updates eDiscovery Capabilities

    Enterprise discovery solution provider Index Engines has given its eDiscovery capabilites a boost this week with the introduction of a new module that it says enables easier management of large projects.

  • VMware Announces “Next Generation” of Virtualisation

    At this week’s VMware World in Las Vegas, VMware has announced what it is dubbing “the next generation of virtualisation” with a roadmap of new products and technologies that build on its Virtual Datacenter Operating System (VDC-OS).

  • Cyber-Ark Highlights the Seriousness of Data Security

    Security firm Cyber-Ark has slammed a data breach in the UK that has seen the personal details of 5,000 Ministry of Justice staff go missing, saying that the situation highlights the need for EU controls on data security.