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  • RSA warns of e-commerce lack of confidence

    RSA Security has warned that businesses still have a lot of work to do to convince customers that the personal details can be protected securely on the Internet due to the ongoing threat of identity fraud.

  • SCO negotiates cap for legal expenses

    The SCO Group, which is involved in a multi faceted legal pursuit of Linux vendors and customers, has signed off on a deal with the two law firms representing the company in its various lawsuits, which caps the amount of money it has to pa...

  • ACT Electoral Commission delighted with e-voting

    The Australian Capitol Territory Electoral Commission has expressed its satisfaction with the e-voting systems used at the recent Australian General Election, despite concerns over there not being a verifiable audit trail available.

  • Microsoft releases early security updates

    Microsoft's latest attempt to distinguish security fears over its software products involves a plan to release its monthly security updates in advance so that customers can be better prepared for deploying software patches.

  • Storage security largely ignored and at risk

    While information security gains corporate attention, storage security is often overlooked and vulnerable to attack, according to recent research from the Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG).

  • Storage apps revved up to the power 10

    NetEx has introduced a new storage application throughput accelerator that it claims can speed up storage applications across wide-area networks (WANs) by up to 1000 percent.

  • Siber Systems password protects USB drives

    Siber Systems has unveiled a new password protection system that will allow users to protect their password, identities, and banking and credit card information off computer hard drives through the use of USB drives.

  • Swiss Army Knife carries office documents

    The infamous Swiss Army Knife is renowned for being a crucial pocket friend for many explorers on small or big expeditions, but it now has the ability to also carry important documents, audio and videos too.

  • Email learning tool offers more inclusive training

    Custom e-learning provider The Learning Group has introduced a new business to employee (B2E) technology that can be used to send training modules to busy employees, instead of waiting for them to come and get it.