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Japenese policeman fired for accidentally leaking data over P2P

A Japanese policeman has lost his job for accidentally leaking confidential information via peer-to-peer

Microsoft unified messaging users offered alert solution

Users of Microsoft's unified messaging platform are being offered a voicemail alert system from a third-party developer.

Russian internet attacks against UK unlikely, analyst says

Internet attacks originating from Russia against the UK are unlikely to occur as the row between Moscow and London continues, a security expert has said.

Outsource to save costs and remove business constraints

When Threadneedle Investments decided to outsource key operations, it gained cost savings and removed business constraints. Mick James finds out its secrets to a successful outsourcing deal

Oracle eases admin in 11g to help cut operating costs

Oracle's 11g relational database, unveiled earlier this month, aims to help IT directors reduce operational costs by simplifying data­base administration.

Critical Firefox security flaws addressed by Mozilla

Mozilla has attended to eight flaws in Firefox, fixing three critical and two high-impact vulnerabilities

For Boeing, data security, network access still hazy

Boeing is trying to reshape its network security architecture to better protect sensitive systems from threats without degrading employee productivity.

Banks to charge for Faster Payments

Certain banks plan to charge customers for using Faster Payment services, according to a survey of six of the banks involved.

Securing Microsoft Internet Explorer 6

  • In Depth
  • Date: 18 July 2007
Internet Explorer 6 is not Microsoft's most up-to-date Web browser, but that doesn't mean you can't still find it being used in Windows networks.

Securing Microsoft Internet Explorer 7

  • In Depth
  • Date: 18 July 2007
Microsoft's latest version of their Web browser, Internet Explorer 7, was touted as their most secure browser to date. In this section of our Internet Explorer security learning guide, find out what is so secure about IE 7 and what you can do to ensure that hackers don't use IE 7 exploits to infiltrate your Windows network.
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