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  • Email in poor health? You need a free check up!

    Organisations with good virus and spam protection applications can still be susceptible to other unwanted files entering their email system, but security software provider Clearswift is looking to plug that vulnerability through the introd...

  • SanDisk gives storage the finger

    Images, data, presentations and other personal information will now be safeguarded and protected on a new portable, hi-speed USB 2.0 flash memory device through the use of biometric, fingerprint technology.

  • AMD extending its hand to high-end storage, comms markets

    AMD is to offer an extended product life cycle on its Opteron processor to support system designers in the high-end, high-performance embedded market, encompassing the storage systems, telecommunications servers, digital imaging devices an...

  • EMC eases the pressure for SMBs

    Research carried out by EMC over the past few years has revealed that medium-sized businesses and SMBs are competing on the same level playing field with enterprises and therefore need a simple plan to cope with a heavy load of information...

  • IBM backs up power of DB2

    New software has been launched by IBM that will allow organisations to automatically backup data from a DB2 database by taking commands from preset policies.

  • Internet criminal activity on the increase

    Out of 27,260 of the Internet based malicious code attacks made on companies in 2004, 15,000 were created specifically to secretly steal information or take over computers for criminal purposes, according to security intelligence provider iDEFENSE.

  • Objective streamlines NZ's parliament department

    Objective Corporation has beaten intense competition, yet again, to win a contract this time in New Zealand, where its information management tools will be used to control the flow of vital parliamentary documents.

  • Sony appoints Welsh dragon as leader

    Sony has taken the unusual step of appointing somebody who is not from Japan as its latest CEO, and it hopes that the new Welsh-born appointee, who is now a U.S. citizen, will turn around its recent problems with its electronics sector.

  • Speedscan off to a flier in Asia

    Speedscan's plans to expand its operations throughout Asia-Pacific took a significant boost recently following the bank of The Phillipine Islands' decision to choose Speedscan's web content management solution.