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  • Pointsec Plugs USB Security Holes

    Mobile data protection specialist Pointsec has released its latest security offering, focussing on end point vulnerability and stepping up protection from rogue USB devices.

  • Symantec Battens Down the Hatches

    Symantec has bumped up the threat-o-meter to level three in response to a rapid increase in “Storm Worm” (Trojan.Peacomm) spamming around the world.

  • Adaptec Snaps Up Its SMB Line

    Adaptec has launched the Snap Server 650, a product designed to take the lead in their recently refreshed Snap Server product line for SMBs.

  • Hackers Pilfer $1.4M From Swedish Bank

    Customers of the Swedish bank Nordea have become the latest victims of internet fraud with Russian hackers making off with the largest reported amount of plundered booty to date.

  • Engin and Nokia Team Up For VoIP

    VoIP has taken another step into the mobile market with the announcement that VoIP technology provider Engin is teaming up with Nokia for its new Nseries WLAN mobile phone.

  • Hitachi Enhancement

    Hitachi Data Systems has made a 20 percent enhancement to its mid-range AMS1000 storage system.

  • Linux Groups Merge to Push Single Standard

    Linux fans rejoice, the Open Source Development Labs and the Free Standards Group have announced that they are coming together to form a new organisation to push the open source operating system.

  • One Giant Leap For SpectrumData

    Data gathered from the Apollo 11 and Apollo 12 moon landings will be stored by SpectrumData after the Perth-based company was chosen by NASA to undertake the work.