Your search for cheaper returned 63 results.

IT professionals are gearing up for more security headaches from the Apple's latest smart phone. The Blue Coat Systems CEO gazed into the dotcom abyss and survived. He thinks he has the measure of the downturn. Paul Fisher reports Video processors are a powerful weapon when it comes to password cracking, and they're easily available According to anti-virus vendor Secure Computing a botnet virus, dubbed Nugache, is set to unseat Storm as the nastiest botnet on the planet. The IT security market has too many bad products because purchasers don’t know what they are buying, delegates at the RSA Security conference Europe were told.
Firms need to think about reducing spending, not throwing money at the problem, advises analyst Gartner Credit cards most frequently advertised item on black economy servers - trading for as little as 25p, according to a Symantec report. Many businesses are still in the dark ages when it comes to making sure customers are who they say they are, reveals a new report by risk management experts Experian. Electronic discovery (e-discovery) is a topic generally limited to legal circles. Although recent case law and the revised Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) are aimed squarely at judges and lawyers, both have profound implications for IT and security organisations, given the significant amount of electronically stored information (ESI) that is relevant for court cases. As security becomes a board-level concern, those in charge of it can no longer hide behind the doors of the IT department. As Kaspersky Lab targets the global corporate market, its co-founder tells Paul Fisher why he thinks people are not afraid of the Russians. In what it is calling a case of "corporate theft on a grand scale," database giant Oracle has filed a lawsuit against heated rival SAP, alleging the German company illegally accessed Oracle systems to steal software development secrets. Software vendor relies on consumer honesty. Compliance has made the case for efficient storage solutions. Use them to deliver long-term business benefits, says Ian Cook Enterprises can look forward to cheaper antivirus and anti-spyware software after Microsoft enters the desktop security market next year, industry experts predict. Hosted services are gaining in popularity. But should you put your faith in the people who offer IT security? Robert Jaques reports The latest SANS "Top 20" vulnerability list was released recently. While it needs to be taken with a pinch of salt, it did come up with an interesting observation. It seems the focus is shifting, from holes in OSs to those in applications. Organisations that ignore their responsibilities to manage email traffic securely face not only possible legal action, but the loss of a highly valuable asset. James Middleton reports