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Virtualisation: SMBs go all the way

Research shows larger companies are more willing to experiment with virtualisation. But SMBs, if they give it a chance, are more likely to take full advantage of it.

Act now to minimise VoIP risk, warns Ovum

The security threat from voice over IP (VoIP) systems is still unknown, but the risk is real and enterprises must start planning now, analyst firm Ovum has warned.

Virtualisation hardware specifications

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  • Date: 21 November 2006
Product snapshots highlighting key specifications for a cross-section of popular virtualisation hardware products that run the gamut from dedicated appliances, to intelligent switches.

Insider security threats come in many forms

Insiders could be the greatest threat to a company's security. The best defense is to let them know Big Brother is watching and a plan to deal with troublemakers.

Microsoft to add new security fixes

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  • Date: 20 November 2006
Microsoft is to introduce a series of security patches in its next scheduled ‘Patch Tuesday’ to fix flaws in Windows.

UK banks face phishing chaos

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  • Date: 20 November 2006
UK banks have reported a 55% increase in losses from fraudulent online transactions for the first half of 2006, with phishing mostly to blame.

Compliance officers fight for slice of IT budget

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  • Date: 20 November 2006
IT’s patch is under attack from a new quarter, as compliance officers parachute into the boardroom and wrest control of IT regulatory budget.

IBM updates single sign-on tool for small businesses

IBM has announced a new version of its Federated Identity Manager, aimed at small and medium-sized businesses.

Siemens integrates wireless management with MS platform

Siemens Enterprise Communications has announced that it has successfully integrated its HiPath Wireless Manager with Microsoft’s Network Access Protection platform.

‘Data breaches need policing,’ warns consumer body

The theft of a laptop containing details of an unknown number of Nationwide building society customers has sparked calls from a consumer watchdog for a new law to force companies to notify customers of data breaches.
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