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Latest Security News
Security vendors warn of Christmas e-crime spike

Festive season likely to prove a fertile hunting ground for internet criminals once again.

 
McKinnon's fate decided on Obama day

The fate of Pentagon Hacker Gary McKinnon will be decided by a UK judge on the same day that Barak Obama is inaugurated as president of the United States.

 
McDonalds phish being dished out

A new phishing scheme leveraging the McDonald's name is part of a trend that plays on the economic downturn.

 
 
Latest Security Product Reviews
Cyber-Ark Software Enterprise Password Vault

The Cyber-Ark Enterprise Password Vault, or EPV, is a high-end password management powerhouse.

 
Hitachi ID Systems ID-Archive

The Hitachi ID-Archive sets its focus on password randomisation.

 
Lieberman Software Enterprise Random PM

The Lieberman Software Enterprise Random Pass­word Manager is a full-on password manager and randomiser for local and domain accounts throughout the enterprise.

 
 
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Nov 2, 2006
Today's workforce is more efficient than ever, utilising communications and storage devices that make the transfer of information fast and convenient. However, the time these tools save can be lost as a result of the data security risks the devices pose for the companies that use them.
 
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