Monthly Archives: May 2004

Piecemeal Security Solutions Cost Firms Dearly

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The piecemeal approach to information security has lead many companies to unwittingly purchasing and managing overlapping security solutions, according to security vendor Aladdin Knowledge...

P2P Firms Join Child-Porn Fight

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Officials of two trade associations representing several companies doing peer-to-peer file sharing this week said that they are cooperating with the FBI to crack...

Network Associates, Check Point Simplify Small-Business Security

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Network Associates Inc. and Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. this week announced an Internet gateway and desktop security product that allows small businesses to...

When to Stuff Voices Into Packets

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/zimages/1/17485.gifYour company may not be making calls using Internet standards now, but it will—eventually. So far, though, the cost to switch from conventional phone...

The Cost of Phishing Hits $1.2 Billion

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The cost of "phishing" for U.S. Banks and credit card issuers last year was $1.2 billion, according to a new Gartner Research study.Gartner said...

Linux Offers Better Windows Apps Without the Wait

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Now heres a thought: In all the debate over Longhorn versus Linux 2.6—or, as I like to pose it, vaporware vs. "Red Hat Fedora...

Intels Dual-Core Chips Bump Next-Gen Pentium 4, Xeon

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Intel Corp. is canceling the next generation of its desktop and server chips as it moves up its schedule for releasing processors with two...

Data-Mining Standard Is a Good Start, But It Still Needs Tweaking

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The Predictive Model Markup Language ultimately will provide applications with a method of defining statistical and data-mining models and the ability to share them...

Lots of BI to Love in IBMs Stinger Update

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Besides all the autonomic computing features featured in IBMs next-generation database, code-named "Stinger," theres plenty to keep business-intelligence fans happy. One major feature is...

Date Defends Relational Model at DAMA Symposium Keynote

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Chris Date, long a staunch supporter of the relational model, tackled SQL, XML and other object-oriented matters in his spirited keynote address at the...