All Risk Management News - January 2007

Datacentre power technologies rise to the challenge of the blade servers

Uninterruptible power supplies are crucial for the blade age

News in brief: BSN Medical outsources, Wimax trial, Ecco signs IBM

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  • Date: 19 January 2007
Short takes on this week's news

ID theft victim to TJX customers: Mind your data

Customers should guard their own data, says one ID theft victim. Meanwhile, some in the banking industry say TJX may have stored more data than necessary.

Vendors: Cut the hype, truth is what sells

Storage virtualisation technologies have been purchased and implemented successfully for years. The rest of the IT infrastructure must try to catch up and, ultimately, the only thing not virtualised within the datacentre will be the last guy standing.

Symantec unveils Storage Foundation 5.0

Symantec announces Storage Foundation for Windows 5.0, which adds multipathing and testing features; it also preannounced an earnings drop on disappointing Veritas sales.

Backup software purchase considerations

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  • Date: 19 January 2007
This article focuses on the specific considerations of backup software products.

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.

New malware attack takes the world by 'Storm'

A new Trojan horse is spreading around the world in an email that taps into concerns about a storm that battered Europe this week.

TK Maxx customers warned of credit card data breach

The TK Maxx discount clothes chain has warned its customers that their credit card details may have been compromised after a network breach at the company's US headquarters.

UK's 070 numbers in e-mail lottery scams

Criminals running e-mail lottery scams are exploiting 070 personal numbers in the UK to defraud internet users.
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