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HP Rolls Out 64-Bit Workstations, PCs

Hewlett-Packard this week is introducing a workstation and a desktop PC that both have 64-bit capabilities, better security and support for Intels dual-core Pentium...

Affordable Disaster Recovery for SMBs Within Reach

When it comes to disaster recovery and business continuity planning, small and midsize businesses dont get to slide because of their size. However, many of...

Junk Fax Law Loophole?

A one-time avalanche of unwanted ads pouring from fax machines subsided in recent years, thanks to a 1991 law that bans them and to...

Packing It In with Windows Server 2003 SP1

Service packs from Microsoft have been making a lot of news lately—with praise, anger and confusion over whether people should be forced to deploy...

Cyber-Czar Bill Moves Forward

The effort to install a cyber-security czar in Washington gained momentum last week when a bill that would create a new assistant secretary position...

Proventia Desktop Takes New Tack on Malware

Internet Security Systems Inc. this week will unveil its Proventia Desktop intrusion prevention system offering and introduce a virus-fighting technology that does not rely...

Blue Coat Rolls Out Anti-Spyware Appliance

Following a path blazed by anti-virus vendors in recent years, security software companies are offering dedicated anti-spyware appliances to customers desperate for relief from...

Yahoo Zaps MusicMatch Jukebox Flaws

Yahoo has shipped new versions of its MusicMatch Jukebox media player to fix security holes that could put users at risk of buffer overflow...

Forum Systems Plans XML Anti-Virus Firewall

Web services security pioneer Forum Systems on Monday announced plans to add virus protection to its flagship XML Firewall product. Forum Systems Inc., of Salt...

Trend Micro Flaw Accelerates CPU Consumption

A faulty virus pattern file that Trend Micro released on Friday resulted in higher-than-normal CPU consumption, causing system slowdowns and problems for some of...