02 May 2008
By John E. Dunn, Techworld
Google adwords account holders are being targeted by criminals out to trick them into handing over credit card information using a clever URL spoof that has gained popularity in recent weeks. Read more...
30 August 2007
By John E. Dunn
Running a software security company is not normally legally perilous. Suits from disgruntled users are unheard of, and the purveyors of spam, malware and spyware tend not to bother with lawyers. Companies are more likely to sue each other but that’s already in the business plan. Read more...
21 February 2008
By Kathleen Lau, ComputerWorld Canada
Imposing corporate policies banning P2P might not work. Applications are appearing, however, that let admins steer a middle path. Read more...
29 August 2007
By Tim Greene, Network World
There are new ways to hack VoIP, but strict vigilance can defeat them. Read more...
27 March 2006
Blue Coat VP Nigel Hawthorn talks cashflow, Cacheflow - and the need to give some things away for free because they're too expensive to sell. Read more...
21 September 2007
By Diskeeper
The approach of this report is to display the improvement in antivirus and anti-spyware utility scan times (speed) before and after defragmentation using Diskeeper 2007. Read more...
26 February 2007
By John E. Dunn, Techworld
12 October 2005
By Pamela Warren, Nortel
Don't just defend the perimeter of your network, protect the whole infrastructure. Here's some tips on how - plus how to detect, prevent and respond to breaches when they do occur. Read more...
16 March 2007
By Robert Mullins, IDG News Service
Mike Williams considered his virtualisation project a success after consolidating 17 US data centres into three. But then the traffic jams started. Read more...