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European private schools get Xirrus wireless for BYOD
British firm Nord Anglia Education, which runs 14 private schools throughout Asia, Europe and the Middle East, has deployed Xirrus Wireless Arrays across its European facilities to satisfy demand for wireless connectivity and support a new BYOD programme.
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OpenDNS introduces VPN and content filtering for mobile devices
OpenDNS, a company that specializes in secure Domain Name System lookups, has released a suite of security services built around its core DNS product that are intended to provide safer browsing outside of a corporate network.
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BlackBerry maker RIM meets Ofcom to discuss porn blockade
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) was summoned to a meeting with the UK communications regulator Ofcom yesterday, after it emerged that children are able to view pornography on its smartphones.
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Enterprise security spending up, but data protection overlooked
It's no big secret. Contemporary attacks are levied over the web, attackers will craft custom malware to slither past anti-malware defences and any business on any given day can be compromised. That's the reality of where information security stands today.
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Adult industry websites urged to buy up .XXX domains
Registrar ICM Registry has announced that the dot-XXX sponsored top level domain (sTLD) for the adult entertainment industry is open for registration.
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Anonymous hacktivists assault Turkish government websites
Hacker group Anonymous said on Thursday it has launched DDoS (distributed denial of service) attacks on some Turkish government websites, in protest against government plans to introduce Internet filtering.
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Facebook most blacklisted site says Open DNS
Facebook is the most blacklisted website and second most whitelisted too. PayPal is the winner when it comes to phishing according to research from Open DNS
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SEC staff watched online porn during Wall Street crisis
Several senior SEC staffers spent hours daily watching porn on their work computers even as the massive financial crisis was unfolding in 2008, according to agency's inspector general.
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OpenDNS reaches milestone in DNS services
It doesn't sound like a lot but OpenDNS's one percent of the world's market is a significant figure
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Europe's spam war hits stalemate
Europe's ISPs are just about holding their own against the global spam barrage, a Europe-wide report has found. Put another way, things are not getting better, but they are not getting any worse either.
