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Domino's Pizza to encrypt emails

Domino's Pizza is to use Voltage Security 's Secure-mail encryption package...

Sun aims to play a stronger identity management card

Sun Microsystems has launched Identity Manager 8.0, a role-based user provisioning system that the company says is targeted at enterprise and extranet environments...

Small businesses stressed on technology

Technology worries chief cause of concern among UK SMBs

New NAC allows SITA to make clean sweep

Centralised network access control allows recycling and waste management company to reduce policy compliance management to days rather than weeks

Hardware reputation and the online fraud arms race

Banks are used to arms races. In the 1960s and 1970s the easiest way to for thieves to get hold of a bank's money was to turn up in person at branches with a gun and demand cash. So banks placed their workers behind bulletproof glass. This forced the thieves on to the roads where the vans transporting cash became the main target. When the vans themselves were armoured it was the man walking from the van to the bank who became the target, he too was armoured.

Veracode automates software testing process

Testing software applications to minimise the risk of security vulnerabilities and compliance failings is a time-consuming and costly process, albeit an essential one. Security testing company Veracode has developed a automated tool that promises to slash the time taken to complete this process.

HP tries to migrate identity management customers to Novell

Hewlett-Packard is trying to migrate its identity management customers to Novell identity and security management products.

ICO given new powers to fine organisations for data losses

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has been granted new powers to impose fines on organisations that lose personal data, following the amendment of the Criminal Justice and Immigration Act.

Google counters European privacy laws by blurring faces for Street View service

Google is countering European privacy laws over its forthcoming Street View service by blurring the faces of people caught by its cameras, reports the Guardian.

Ensuring the trust fabric of the knowledge capital society

As networks evolve, traditional views about security must change, creating new security paradigms that protect not only the integrity of knowledge capital but also the reputation and privacy of its users.
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