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Notebooks drive PC sales as desktop figures decline

The market for notebooks helped boost first quarter sales of PCs in Western Europe as PC shipments recorded robust 19% growth compared with the same quarter in the previous year, according to IDC research.

Apple patches Safari web browser to tackle security flaws

Apple has updated its Safari web browser to tackle a variety of security scares.

Google reports big sales and profit increase for quarter

Google has reported big sales and profit increases for the quarter ended 31 March of £2.6bn, an increase of 42% on the same quarter last year.

Infosecurity 2008?- New defence strategy in battle against e-crime

E-crime has evolved into a booming business. Viruses, malware and online crime have moved from hacking vandalism into a major shadow economy that closely mimics the real business world, including profit-driven organised cybercrime, writes Yuval Ben-Itzhak, CTO at Finjan.

Spam techniques reach new levels of sophistication

Despite the proliferation of anti-spam solutions on the market, spam volume has reached epidemic proportions, writes Dan Hubbard, vice-president of security research at Websense.

Novell releases beta of SUSE Linux Enterprise JeOS

Novell has announced the beta release of SUSE Linux Enterprise JeOS, a minimised version of the SUSE Linux Enterprise platform that software developers can use to create applications.

New Socitm president calls for more robust approach

Socitm's next president, Richard Steel, wants to see a society that is more open, transparent, and which engages more effectively with its membership.

Security systems 'must embrace social networking'

Social networking is building an entirely new type of world that will require a major change in the way business organisations tackle information security,...

RSA conference shown how web page can take over your router

Security researchers will demonstrate how a web page can be armed to take control of network routers at today's RSA security conference.

Constant vigilance keeps Stroud & Swindon secure

"Information security is part of life now for financial services organisations and you have to take it seriously. If the business is linked to any loss of sensitive data, it causes serious reputational damage and you can't afford for that to happen, especially in such a highly regulated industry," says Colin Campbell, IT services manager at Stroud & Swindon Building Society.
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