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LIVE WEBCAST: Staying the Course: Why Fully Deploying Windows 7 Still Makes Sense
Check out this webcast to learn more about Windows 7, and why now is as good of a time as any to switch.
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Asia still on lookout for best IT talent
Employees once had a pick of the type of jobs they want, but the tide has changed and it is now an employers' market. But the cream still rises to the top.
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Firms headed for cloud security 'wake-up' call
Like it or not, businesses are headed for a cloud security "wake-up" call, which can happen within the next two to three years, according to a security analyst.
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HP sues Asian firms over patents
Hewlett-Packard has filed a suit against four companies based in Hong Kong and Taiwan, accusing the defendants of patent infringement, according to various reports.
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Malware hits all-time high in January
The amount of unique malware tracked by security vendor Fortinet, reached an all-time high in January.
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Microsoft debunks IIS vulnerability claims
Microsoft has denied claims of a new vulnerability in Internet Information Services 6, putting the blame on poorly configured web servers.
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Microsoft: Be secure, mind your drives
Businesses need to establish guidelines governing the use of removable storage devices and shared network resources to better protect their corporate networks, a Microsoft executive has urged.
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Second iPhone worm behaves like botnet
A second iPhone exploit has been identified by security vendor F-Secure, which claims the new worm has botnet capability and is more threatening than its predecessor.
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Cloud, consumers give Skype enterprise boost
Skype's Dan Neary says in the past online consumer apps would never be considered business grade But with the cloud, those apps have become secure enough that you trust.
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Rogue security programs are 'ongoing threat'
Symantec's report on rogue security software noted that 250 rogue security programs launched some 43 million attempts to prompt user installation between July 2008 and June 2009.
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Green Dam enforcement watered down
The Chinese government's Green Dam-Youth Escort content filtering initiative is facing some hurdles as target organizations are without, or have uninstalled the software.
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Japanese researchers downplay super CPU effort
A group of Japanese researchers are collaborating on a software standard for multicore processors to be used in a range of technology products.
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Global home broadband booming
Gartner says that this year the number of households with fixed broadband connections will run past the 400 million mark - with no signs of a slowdown ahead.
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Web 2.0 sites - prime target for attacks, report
Web 2.0 sites that allow users to create content, are increasingly used to carry out a wide range of attacks, according to a new security study.
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Cyberattackers lay more 'stepping stones'
Victims who download malware from a legitimate Web site that has been compromised are led through a complex system of redirects to the attack end point.
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Getting the green on 'green' PCs
Green begets green, as studies have shown going green results in cost savings--tangible dollars--for businesses.
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Symantec airs dirty Web sites in public
The "dirtiest" 100 Web sites have an average of 18,000 threats, with 40 of them each exceeding 20,000, according to security vendor Symantec.
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Sun not shining on solar-powered gadgets
Solar or photovoltaic technology in mobile computing devices is still impeded by performance and price issues, and is not likely to entirely replace batteries anytime soon, according to analysts.
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Enterprise guide to saving on wireless
As mobility is increasingly being elevated from a "nice to have" feature to a "must have" for companies, businesses stand to benefit by diligently managing wireless service costs.
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Security 101: Look back to advance
The security landscape may be rapidly evolving, but the clue to standing a better chance in the fight against threats could be in looking back, not forward.
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Chinese firms accused of 'Sexy Space' Trojan
F-Secure has named three China-based companies as the creators of the "Sexy Space" Trojan, which was identified last week to have passed through the Symbian Foundation's digital signing process.
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