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Rising power costs hit data centres hard
High-density computing runs too hot.
Andrew Charlesworth
Oct 27 2006 9:43AM
Networking
From InfoSecurity NY: Cost of data breaches up nearly a third in past year, study says
The cost of data breaches has risen 30 percent over the past year, according to a new Ponemon Institute study released Monday at InfoSecurity NY.
Dan Kaplan
Oct 25 2006 3:38PM
Security
Study: Data saved on primary storage continues to soar
Company data saved on primary storage continues to grow leaving companies vulnerable to security risks, according to research published yesterday.
Fiona Raisbeck
Oct 25 2006 10:32AM
Security
Nielsen to collect audience data on video games
New service to establish standard metrics for in-game advertising.
Shaun Nichols
Oct 23 2006 10:00AM
Software
CBL helps out HP clients
CBL Data Recovery Technologies has been appointed by HP to provide data recovery services in Australia, China, India, Singapore and Taiwan.
Lilia Guan
Oct 18 2006 12:56PM
Hardware
Sun offers data centre in a shipping container
'Black Box' computing package offers 1.5 petabytes of storage.
Tom Sanders
Oct 18 2006 8:52AM
Storage
IBM touts Linux-based data warehouse package
Offering combines software, server and storage technologies.
Robert Jaques
Oct 18 2006 8:52AM
Storage
Symantec shifts focus to data security
Parnterships with Verisgn, Accenture to take deliver "Security 2.0".
Tom Sanders
Oct 11 2006 9:59AM
Security
Customer data stolen at Indian call centres
Employees in outsourced call centres are stealing sensitive customer data and selling it on the black market, an investigation has found.
Fiona Raisbeck
Oct 4 2006 5:20PM
Security
LogMeIn offers data shredding for stolen laptops
Sensitive information deleted when thief goes online.
Andrew Charlesworth
Sep 29 2006 10:05AM
Security
Portable data menace goes unchecked
Companies risk espionage and prosecution, warns security expert.
Andrew Charlesworth
Sep 8 2006 10:13AM
Security
MatrixView launches SQZit data compression technology
ASX-listed MatrixView is hoping that the commercial release of its SQZit application will see it become a major player in the data compression space.
Staff Writers
Sep 4 2006 12:08PM
Storage
Opinion: Protect data from your staff
The rise in data security breaches and trade secret piracy over the past year is a wake-up call for executives. And the threat posed internally is just as great as that at the perimeter.
Jason Ashley,
Aug 14 2006 2:44PM
Security
Opinion: Protect data from your staff
The rise in data security breaches and trade secret piracy over the past year is a wake-up call for executives. And the threat posed internally is just as great as that at the perimeter.
Jason Ashley,
Aug 14 2006 2:44PM
Security
ID Analytics to monitor retrieved VA data
ID Analytics will conduct data breach analysis for the Department of Veterans Affairs to ensure that personal information of millions of veterans and current members of the military was not misused, the department announced this week.
Frank Washkuch
Aug 11 2006 5:45PM
Security
Critical data found on second-hand hard drives
Organizations and individuals are still leaving critical data on disks later sold on through online auctions and computer fairs, according to a new study.
René Millman
Aug 10 2006 12:23PM
Security
Review: Dekart Private Disk
Dekart’s approach to encryption is innovative, albeit using accepted standards where appropriate. The company offers a range of useful security-related products and utilities, within which Private Disk plays an important part.
Julian Ashbourn
Aug 9 2006 12:00AM
Security
Review: DeskCrypt
One of the issues with software encryption systems is that you have to take care to have all the relevant software elements, certificates and so on precisely configured and in place. One little slip-up and you may find yourself locked out of your own data.
Julian Ashbourn
Aug 9 2006 12:00AM
Security
Debate: Congress should make data breach legislation a priority
Congress should make data breach legislation a priority.
Bill Geime,
Aug 7 2006 9:31PM
Security
Review: DESlock+
DESlock+ is a useful and comprehensive collection of encryption tools for Windows environments, packaged in an intuitive, easy-to-use manner.
Julian Ashbourn
Aug 1 2006 12:00AM
Security
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