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Introducing the New VMware Management Solution Portfolio
Check out this webcast to learn more about the New VMware Management Solution Portfolio.
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Apple releases Mac OS 10.7.3 with Safari 5.1.3
Apple has begun pushing Mac OS 10.7.3 out to users via Software Update. Here's what's changed and why you should care.
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Under malware attack: Smart cards used by U.S. government agencies
A new version of the Sykipot Trojan is targeting smart card readers made by ActivIdentity, a company that provides authentication software to several high-profile agencies and businesses around...
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Scott McNealy names Sun's top 10 tech innovations
In what could be one of his last big appearances as the leader of Sun, Scott McNealy named his list of the top 10 innovations that have come out of Sun Microsystems.
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University registration dogged by poor communication and ancient IT
A mixture of university registration failings for returning students and a bureaucratic student loans system which is outdated and lacking in communications, why are so many students broke at the...
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News to know: Gates' new company, Apple, Android, Microsoft
Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily: Mary-Jo Foley: Bill Gates founds a new tech company John Morris: Apple: Mac sales still strong, some...
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Macs to gain smart card-based login to Active Directory
Just like their Windows coworkers, Mac users in the enterprise will have more options to log into Windows Active Directory services using smart card technology. According to access-control...
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London Underground's card system fails
The RFID-based smartcard technology providing access control to London's public transportation system failed on Saturday, when the network stopped accepting cards.
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Security researchers hack the London underground train for free ride
A group of Dutch security researchers were able to clone the "smartcards" that commuters use to pay fares in the London Underground system, allowing the group to ride for free. This is an...
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Gov ID: RFID vs. smartcards
The federal government plans to improve the security of user IDs, such as driving licenses. Bob Artner of TechRepublic looks at the competing technologies and the concerns of civil libertarians.
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Case study: Developing a portal security solution
Implementing security solutions and related systems integration has always been a sensitive affair. When such an implementation has to cover an extended enterprise, it assumes more than...
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Extreme mobility
The ups and downs of the tech industry are well noted, but even in seemingly slow times, companies are hard at work at breaking barriers--and miniaturizing processors for Lilliputians.
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Biometrics finds its niche
Biometrics will never live up to its post-September 11 hype, but Steve Hunt of Giga Information Group says the technology has found its perfect niche: the biometric smart card.
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The paradox of online fraud
Howard Baldwin reveals steps online merchants can take now to help prevent fraud, while waiting for credit-card companies to revamp their stopgap security measures.
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Smart cards elevate enterprise security
A smart card that holds personal and biometric data about its carrier could help your business reap unprecedented security benefits--but at what cost?
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In smart cards we trust
Fear of having their credit-card data stolen is keeping many Internet users from making a purchase online. Adrian Mello explains why smart cards may be the answer.
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The smart card glitch
The basic password is the single biggest hole in network computing. Most network breaches are the result of hackers cracking simple passwords. Growing security concerns have enterprise network...
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Liberty on crash course with national ID
OK, AOL joins Project Liberty. So, who’s joining next? And what does all this have to do with a national ID? Join David in some wild speculation.
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Security software all the rage at Comdex
Wayne Rash checks up on companies demonstrating their latest and greatest, from access control devices to fingerprint scanners.
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US firms should get smart cards
Smart cards aren't just sci-fi stuff for the Department of Defense, says Wayne Rash. It's a mature security technology that US companies should consider.
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Security deficiencies a bar to wireless rollout
Countrywide Home Loans Problem: Provide wireless access to partners and customers. Solution: Rework Countrywide Web sites for use by wireless PDAs and cell phones. How it works:...
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