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Weekly compilation of storage news:IBM delays shipment of Global Mirror

IBM's asynchronous replication feature for SVC, originally slated for release this month, has been delayed until November.

Cisco and Microsoft join forces over network security

Cisco Systems and Microsoft have released details to customers about how the Cisco Network Admission Control (Nac) and new Microsoft Network Access Protection (Nap) systems will interoperate.

Tender conditions drive ISO 27001 update

  • News
  • Date: 07 September 2006
Upsurge in interest in standards as they become a ‘must have’ rather than ‘could have’ accessory

Security Blog Log: Word doc scam evades spam filters

  • In Depth
  • Date: 07 September 2006
Also this week: A researcher gets a harsh reward after flagging a University of Southern California Web site flaw, and more blogs are keeping an eye on the latest security breaches.

When relationships end, so does security

Edmund X. DeJesus explains that when personal relationships go bad and partners can access each other's accounts, trust can quickly give way to betrayal, and corporate information security can pay the price.

Security Bytes: New flaw in Cisco IOS

Security news including Cisco, Mozilla hires a former Microsoft strategist to bolster security, a new "pump-and-dump" stock spam campaign is discovered and TippingPoint lists info on new flaws.

Fast Guide: VoIP encryption

  • News
  • Date: 07 September 2006
A guide to encryption within VoIP networks

US universities lean on each other for better disaster recovery

American colleges and universities are opening their doors to each other in order to get enterprise-level disaster recovery plans working.

CA anti-virus software crashes Windows Server 2003

Computer Associates has confirmed that its eTrust Antivirus software crashed Windows Server 2003 systems last week, as a result of tagging an element of the server as malware.

Barclaycard adopts new anti-money laundering system

Barclaycard has chosen Datanomic to supply software for screening clients to comply with UK anti-money laundering legislation and guidance.
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