All Desktop Software News - May 2007

Scottish schools to get e-learning network

Schools across Scotland are to be given access to a dedicated learning network that will allow pupils to take lessons online, collaborate on projects and send and receive e-mail via a secure intranet.

Net upgrade cuts Brodies' e-mail burden

Brodies, one of Scotland's largest law firms, has completed a major IT project to bolster its network infrastructure and document management system to cope with a rise in e-mail traffic and document sizes.

London Insurance Market pilots trading update in attempt to keep ahead

London Insurance Market is to move to a two way, one to many electronic trading platform to help it keep up with rival markets.

British Library to create British e-mail archive

The British Library is collaborating with Microsoft’s new Windows Live Hotmail service to create the first ever archive of British e-mails.

Chester Zoo tames e-mail storage beast

  • News
  • Date: 10 May 2007
Chester Zoo has implemented an e-mail archiving and management system to reduce storage costs and back-up time for staff e-mails.

Microsoft issues critical DNS security updates

Microsoft has issued patches to plug 19 holes, including a critical zero-day DNS Server Service flaw as part of its monthly Patch Tuesday bulletin.

Companies plug FTP holes with secure servers

Some companies are investing in secure FTP suites to give employees and business partners the ability to transfer large files such as large documents, audio, video and photos.

Microsoft releases seven security patches today

Microsoft is today distributing seven security patches to tackle vulnerabilities in a number of its products.

Teachers trust signs ANS to provide new network

  • News
  • Date: 08 May 2007
Coventry Teaching Primary Care Trust has signed up ANS Group to provide a new Lan/Wan environment to support future growth at the trust.

Managers’ lax e-mail use is ‘putting security at risk’

Managers are jeopardising the security of company information by exchanging unsecured, confidential information in e-mail sent to shared inboxes.
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