All Risk Management News - November 2006

Secure web use for all, without walls

  • Opinion
  • Date: 09 November 2006
Few companies would lay claim to being able to protect all end devices. So in a deperimeterised environment a holistic approach to web access is required, says Paul Simmonds

Google Video mails out Kama Sutra worm

Google has laid users of its Google Video blog group open to the Kama Sutra worm by posting to them video clips infected with the worm.

Interoperability boost for Windows-plus-Linux sites

Microsoft and Novell have struck a deal to make their operating systems work together better.

Do you know where all your data is?

  • Opinion
  • Date: 09 November 2006
Changes to the law mean that organisations will be required to account for all their data and documents in the event of litigation, says Bill Onwusah

Virtualisation acquisitions need careful consideration

  • News
  • Date: 09 November 2006
Storage virtualization alleviates traditional storage growth problems by implementing a layer of abstraction between applications and physical storage, allowing storage to be combined and treated as a ubiquitous resource, regardless of location. This buying guide helps you understand the most important considerations involved in storage virtualization product selection, identifies specific points of interest for software, hardware and VSAN product categories, and presents a series of basic product specifications that will start you pick the best product for your organization.

High-end clustering users contemplate snapshots

Some users and analysts say the line between high-performance NAS clusters and enterprise NAS systems continues to blur as clustering vendors begin to include enterprise features.

VoIP security safeguards -- they may be there already

Protecting your VoIP system may be easier than you think, especially since many of the necessary tools are already there.

Delivering Reliability, Resiliency, and Repairability

  • Whitepaper
  • Date: 09 November 2006
The architectural differentiation that helps IT organisations deliver mission-critical computing

Data protection -- The next generation

  • In Depth
  • Date: 09 November 2006
Data protection is changing; it used to be backing up your data to tape; it could be as often as once an hour, once a day, once a week or even once a month. To many IT managers, that is still the meaning of data protection.

Spam levels surge to unprecedented levels

Attackers are using stealth malware and infected images to send spam levels through the roof, according to reports from Postini and Sophos.
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