Adaptec has announced plans to acquire network-attached storage (NAS) vendor Snap Appliance, in a deal worth US$100 million ($91 million in cash and $9 million in assumed stock options).
Microsoft has provided further details of its plans to release Network Access Protection as a solution to block viruses from entering the network and corrupting desktops.
Network Appliance has joined forces with Trend Micro, Secure Computing, Symantec, Websense and Webwasher to combat ever increasing phishing attacks which have been hampering businesses for some time now.
Security software vendors used to sell their products by spreading fear, uncertainty and doubt about the faceless hackers that might be trying to penetrate your company's network at this very moment. Now the threat is much more in our face...
Information Lifecycle Management (ILM) is something of an omnipresent phrase in the IT industry at present, but what exactly is it? Stuart Finlayson talks to some of the leading players in the ILM space to find out what it means to users a...
IBM and Veritas are in the process of restructuring their storage offerings in preparation of a massive migration to upgraded applications by enterprises in the near future.
The increasing popularity of portable storage devices such as USB flash drives and MP3 players poses a significant security headache for companies, exposing corporate systems to viruses and theft of sensitive corporate data.
StorageTek has taken out a lawsuit against Custom Hardware Engineering and Consulting for violating the Digital Millennium Copyright Act when it performed maintenance on StorageTek tape backup systems.
The Australian Defence Organisation is in the process of carrying out one of the largest electronic document and records management implementations in Australian history. Rodney Appleyard reports
Are RFID tags a step towards Orwell's literary totalitarian society-as portrayed in '1984'-being realised; the most important technological advancement of the 21st century thus far, a bit of both, or something in between. Stuart Finlayson...
