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Top spammer indicted on email fraud, identity theft

The arrest may reduce the volume of spam in the short-term, say experts and analysts, but the real spam threat comes from criminal gangs based in Asia and Russia.

Storage Area Networks: getting the full value

  • In Depth
  • Date: 01 June 2007
What is a storage area network? What are the benefits and pitfalls of installation? How can a SAN fit into your organisation? These questions and more are answered in our Storage Area Network School.

Two plead guilty in data security breach

Two Los Angeles area men plead guilty to using devices to bilk debit and credit card data from Stop & Shop supermarkets in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

AT&T subsidiary talks real-world storage virtualisation

3PAR's storage virtualisation helps AT&T's managed services arm to stay competitive over EMC and NetApp, though there are still some kinks to be worked out.

Mozilla fixes Firefox flaws

Firefox versions 2.0.0.4 and 1.5.0.12 fix flaws attackers could exploit to do a variety of damage. Mozilla says this is the final update for Firefox 1.5.

Check Point promises more VoIP security, fewer slowdowns

Check Point's enhanced Open Performance Architecture is designed for deeper security of technologies like VoIP without the network performance problems that often come with it.

Springing Leaks: Getting smart about data loss prevention

Companies are showing increased interest in data loss prevention (DLP) products, but they won't work well unless the business needs are understood and well defined.

Apple tackles a new QuickTime flaw

For the second time in a month, Apple has been forced to fix a QuickTime flaw attackers could exploit to access sensitive system data and run malicious code.

Google dives into security market

Search engine giant Google has acquired security startup GreenBorder Technologies, making it a bigger player in the wider information security market.

Better processes drive falling SOX compliance costs

A new survey found that Sarbanes-Oxley compliance is getting cheaper. Technology is a big part of it, experts say.
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