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Security news round up: Microsoft investigates new zero-day plus more

Microsoft says Office 2000 and Office XP could be affected. Also, Cisco patches firewall flaws that could be exploited to bypass security restrictions or cause a denial of service.

RSA Conference 2007: Product announcements

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  • Date: 06 February 2007
RSA Conference 2007: Product announcements

WAN/WAFS platform specifications

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  • Date: 19 January 2007
Product snapshots highlighting key specifications for a cross section of WAFS and WAN optimisation products intended for small, medium, and large organisations.

Sophos appliance takes a hard line on web security

Sophos has launched its first web security hardware appliance, designed to enable administrators to block staff access to malicious web content and prevent unauthorised browsing at the gateway level.

Making the business benefits of security technology reap rewards

The need for all firms to have an effective, robust and flexible IT security strategy is as important as it ever was. Yet there exists a train of thought that security is a business hygiene factor; that firms simply have to invest in security. However, strategic investment in security technology can actually act as an agent of change for the business.

Heathrow trials herald era of biometric border checks

Heathrow Airport's test programme of biometric fingerprint readers to authenticate passengers could pave the way for wider biometric border controls in UK airports.

Heathrow tests biometric controls on passengers

Heathrow Airport is testing biometric fingerprint readers for passengers on selected flights, in a move which could pave the way for wider biometric border controls in UK airports.

Password protection perplexes IT managers

Despite using a plethora of preventive measures, IT managers can't seem to stop users from recording their passwords on Post-It Notes or in their PDAs. Experts say it's like locking your front door and sticking the key to the doorbell.

Catering firm cuts telecoms costs

TCG Acquisitions, which owns Henry's Café Bar, Bar 38 and Squares, has cut the cost of running its telecoms infrastructure by signing a deal with communications services firm Europacom to manage the service.

Biometric authentication a choice for banks

As banks struggle to secure their online transactions with two-factor authentication, one bank has chosen a fingerprint biometric system -- with very good results.
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