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  • IT evidence surrounds the missing $7 billion

    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...

  • Ramsan-400 Sets Performance Records

    Texas Memory Systems has laid claim to another world data storage performance record, and at the same time it claims to have broken another price versus performance record.

  • HP Releases Mobile Thin Client

    HP has just released a trio of new thin clients, including a new laptop that can store data and access everything else, from OS to applications, wirelessly from a central server.

  • Barracuda Releases IM Archiving Solution

    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 8 Released

    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.

  • No Early Release for Windows 7

    Following last week’s talk of Windows Vista’s successor, currently known as Windows 7, hitting the streets as early as mid 2009 a Microsoft spokesman has come out to squash any rumours, claiming that the new OS will be shipping sometime in 2010.

  • HP Releases FOSS Toolset

    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.

  • Virtual Desktops for Disaster Recovery

    Kidaro has unveiled a new take on virtualisation, tying desktop virtualisation into a disaster recovery solution which enables employees to load their work desktops on their personal PCs.

  • Malicious Websites Plague Ledger Search Results

    It hasn’t taken long for cyber criminals to launch a range of exploits playing off the death of Heath Ledger, with a myriad of malicious websites already popping up in an attempt to hijack search results and the PC’s of web surfers shocked...

  • Ministry of Defence Laptop Data Loss Worsens

    When the British Ministry of Defence had a laptop stolen with the personal details of 600,000 people interested in joining the armed forces there was a collective gasp at the extend of the data loss, further reports have come to light whic...