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Ever since Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer identified Linux as the biggest threat to Windows back in January, Redmond's marketing and PR offensive against the open-source software (OSS) development model has gone into overdrive.
As we've said for several years now, security is the first and last step in building an e-business enterprise.
Aetna's InfoSec Awareness training program keeps employees on course
E-business security demands attention to social, political and cultural mores
A network address translation (NAT) device increases security, making it more difficult for hackers to find your client's network.
If you cross the threshold at any of Exodus Communications' fifth-generation data centers in North America, Europe or Asia, and Vice President of Corporate Security James Snyder happens to be there, he's likely to point out that you have been watched and
Thanks but no thanks. That's what I say to those anonymous crackers who had decided to "help" out by releasing the Cheese Worm last month.
Taken individually, the Cheese Worm is not a good thing. The last thing we need is another invasion by some nameless hacker using up our network resources.
Enterprise Tech Videos
How BlackBerry Has Become a Cyber-Security Player
eWEEK VIDEO: BlackBerry CTO Charles Eagan explains where his company's cyber-security efforts are headed and why, after 35 years and many technological changes, BlackBerry is fundamentally on...
Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart
Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.
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