All Risk Management News - March 2007

Storage newcomers fight uphill battle

Gresham is newly marketing its VTL product to mixed U.S. reviews, and Australian file management player Moonwalk is inching its way onto U.S. radar screens.

IT pros eye Windows Server 2003 SP2 with caution

Despite its security and stability enhancements, IT pros say they are in no rush to deploy Windows Server 2003 SP2

Latest version of Open source General Public License v3 available tomorrow

The latest draft version of the new open source General Public License (GPL) is scheduled to be available from the Free Software Foundation tomorrow.

Electromagnetic paint protects wireless networks from hackers

Companies are to be offered a special “wireless-blocking” paint which can be used to protect their internal wireless networks.

Security body looks to share its expertise

Phil Cracknell, president of the Internet Security Systems Association (ISSA), has told ComputerWeekly.com in an exclusive podcast interview that he hopes to develop mentoring to help IT security professionals progress their careers.

Web 2.0: CIOs want it their way

A new study found CIOs want Web 2.0 technology, but they're a little insecure about getting it from emerging specialized vendors.

Back office overhaul helps Surrey council meet online planning target

Smart projects: Integration project enables compliance with Pendleton principles

Partnerships force rethink on security, say analysts

IT departments need to rethink how they develop network security to take into account greater collaboration between businesses, industry analysts have urged.

Gartner warns of evolving PC threats

Compromised PCs will continue to pose network security problems, despite increased spending by businesses on anti-virus software, according to analyst firm Gartner.

Best practices for managing unstructured storage

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  • Date: 27 March 2007
It starts with corporate policies around data management...
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