The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), as do other regulatory bodies, have some very specific requirements as well as more general principles regarding the preservation of records.
How organisations are coping with the enormous mountains of data generated on a daily basis, and how the events of 9/11 shaped how organisations approach the problem, dominate this year's Storage World conference.
A recent survey of 172 office workers in London produced the alarming statistic that 71 percent of those polled were willing to divulge the password they used to log on at the office in return for a chocolate Easter egg. Just a case of the...
Sun Microsystems is preparing to announce the second version release of its Java Desktop System at the Network Computing 04Q2 event scheduled in Shanghai, China, this week.
An alarming number of wireless networks in Australia's CBDs are vulnerable to attack, according to a study comparing wireless networks and their security features in the country's main business centres – attacks which in the most part coul...
Mark Heers, EMC's Product Marketing Manager, Australia and New Zealand, offers his opinion on the meaning behind the phrase that is sweeping through the storage industry - Information Lifecycle Management.
Despite living in an age of heightened vigilance over the importance of storing data and keeping it easily accessible, there is still not enough insurance in the business world to recover that data once it has been lost. Unless you have re...
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), as do other regulatory bodies, have some very specific requirements as well as more general principles regarding the preservation of records.
