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AWS takes aim at security conscious enterprises with new appliance
In a bid to improve data security, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has launched AWS CloudHSM, which uses a separate appliance to protect cryptographic keys used for encryption.
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F5 jumps into BYOD with new app manager
F5 Networks has launched a mobile app manager product aimed at simplifying the integration of the omnipresent personal smartphone into corporate networks.
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Huddle lets organisations collaborate on live documents
Huddle has released a new version its content collaboration platform for the enterprise, bringing together content and conversation on a single interface.
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MobileIron 4.5 releases unified console for new Android devices
New version of its MDM tool enables Cisco AnyConnect VPNs and Exchange configuration certificates on some devices, as well as 'Ice Cream Sandwich' support
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Trusteer extends Rapport secure browsing beyond online banking
Trusteer is expanding its secure-browsing service beyond financial institutions to general businesses with a new offering that goes beyond protections for consumers accessing their bank accounts.
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New data breach system tries user pop-ups
Security giant Check Point has announced a data leak prevention (DLP) system with a neat trick up its sleeve. If it detects that sensitive data is being misused, it tells users through pop-ups.
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Check Point puts VPN in USB stick
Check Point has become the latest vendor to push the USB stick as the road warrior's best friend, announcing a way for business travellers to carry around their office desktop on a single drive.
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Virtualised USB key beats keyloggers
Is this the future of online banking? US company IronKey has come up with a USB drive that can be used to access accounts virtually without involving the operating system or applications that cause so many of today's security problems.
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IT managers cool on Windows 7 upgrade
Microsoft could find Windows 7 harder to sell to reluctant UK IT managers than it thinks. According to a survey of high-level staff, less than half see the new OS being installed on company laptops in the next 18 months.
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Space agency uses Amazon cloud for star data
The European Space Agency (ESA) plans to map the stars in our galaxy and might use Amazon's cloud computing service to crunch the data.
