All Risk Management News - July 2007

EMC reports Clariion surge, data archiving slump

EMC's revenues are up this quarter, attributed in part to a big boost in Clariion sales, but CEO Joe Tucci is critical of the company's execution in data archiving.

Cisco issues warning for wireless LAN controller flaws

Cisco Systems is warning customers of flaws in its wireless LAN controllers that initially crippled a wireless network at Duke University.

E-Crime up six-fold with web-based attacks

Cyber-criminals are shifting from using e-mail to using web pages as their main route to compromising computers, according to security software supplier Sophos.

Philips signs Indian business processing outsourcing deal

Philips has signed a multi million pound business processing outsourcing deal with Indian outsourcer Infosys.

Taxman loses appeal to IT contractors

The taxman has lost a House of Lords appeal that could have forced IT contractors to pay more tax from businesses they had set up with their spouses.

Extreme upgrades network access control offering

Extreme Networks has upgraded its network access control (Nac) offerings to help firms better secure their networks.

Security acquisition lets Aruba bolster mobile suite

Mobile security vendor Aruba Networks acquires wireless intrusion detection and prevention software and Bluetooth assessment tools from Network Chemistry.

Apple iPhone crack discovered by security researchers

Researchers have found a way to take complete control of the Apple iPhone by sending a user to a malicious Web site.

New hacking technique exploits common programming error

Researchers at Watchfire Inc. say they discovered a new technique that exploits a common dangling pointer error.

British American Tobacco outsources network security

British American Tobacco is hardening its networks and applications to protect itself against new cyber threats, as it switches increasingly to web-enabled enterprise applications.
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