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Infosecurity needs pragmatic solutions, says Aviva chief

Aviva's security head, Paul Wood, talks to SA Mathieson about the City's approach to infosecurity, including toughening data protection regulation, the shortcomings of suppliers - and why finance is a better sector to work in than people think

Experts advocate Facebook ban at work

Security experts are advising employers to ban social networking websites after the latest...

Dell helps drive simplification of Windows Vista migrations

Dell has said that it has invented an automated deployment system that can simplify operating system migrations and reduce costs. The firm also said the new system will mitigate risk for clients.

Users must focus on recovery of business-critical systems, Neverfail says

End-users tend to focus too heavily on data protection and do not make provision for rapid recovery of business-critical systems and processes, says continuity services provider Neverfail.

Virtualisation presents security challenges

The advent of virtualisation is changing the way we think about datacentres, servers and networks.

Email back-up compliance saves solicitors time and money

A solicitors firm has reduced its email and storage overheads and saved two days' work from the email backup, search and retrieval process using software from Waterford Technologies.

New business continuity standard will protect reputations and cut risk, says BSI

The new British standard for business continuity will help organisations protect their brand and reputation as well as helping them reduce risk, says the British Standards Institution (BSI).

90% of people don't trust government with personal data

Only one in 10 adults trusts the government with their personal information, but family, banks and employers are more trusted than friends, according to a survey.

Massive rise in phishing attacks in 2008

The number of phishing attacks on financial services customers has increased dramatically this year, with fraudsters focusing on three banks whose customers they have judged to be particularly vulnerable, says a security report.

RFID, data security and the law

The European Commission's new consultation on RFID...
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