All Risk Management News - May 2007

Apple patches multiple Mac OS X flaws

Attackers could exploit several holes in Mac OS X to run malicious code on targeted machines, trigger denials of service or escalate privileges. Apple has released patches.

NetApp stock takes a dive

NetApp's stock was slapped down when the company said sales were slow in March; Google to open source enterprise search appliance.

SAP appoints CTO

SAP has appointed Vishal Sikka as chief technology officer (CTO), to lead technology and architecture strategy across the firm’s product portfolio.

German parliament bans hacking tools

The German parliament has strengthened the country’s anti-hacking laws by banning the distribution and ownership of hacking tools and making it illegal to bypass a network’s security.

Windows Mobile to capture mobile market through apps support

Microsoft Windows Mobile is poised to win large enterprise mobile customers from Blackberry and Symbian platforms, says consulting firm BRC.

Stolen Bulldog database used to defraud customers

Cable & Wireless has served an injunction against a former executive after a 100,000-strong customer database was allegedly stolen, and used to defraud Bulldog broadband customers.

IoD consoldates security on single server

The Institute of Directors cuts its IT management overheads by consolidating its security infrastructure

IT and finance must pull together

Finance system replacements are infrequent, but they need not prove a headache if finance and IT collaborate to achieve clearly defined objectives

Iomega launches managed network security platform for SMEs

Iomega has launched its OfficeScreen managed security service products for small and medium-sized enterprises in Europe.

Sailors guard tactics with SecureWave

The Victory Challenge team competing in the Americas Cup has deployed endpoint security from SecureWave to prevent the loss of racing strategy data and design details about the team's racing yacht .
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