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Virus levels soar in August
Percentage of phishing emails increases dramatically.
Clement James
Sep 5 2006 9:54AM
Security
IM and P2P threats reach 'critical levels'
The number of security threats propagating via instant messenger and peer-to-peer networks increased last year by more than 2,200 percent over 2004, newly published research has claimed.
William Eazel
Jan 9 2006 11:20AM
Security
Security worries back to 2001 levels
The severity and number of exploits and vulnerabilities in computer systems are causing greater concern for IT directors.
René Millman
Aug 26 2004 1:23PM
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Business Continuity: Planning for Many Levels
For a business continuity plan to be truly effective at the time of interruption or disaster, everyone within the company needs to pull together to make the plan work and turn interruption into continuation.
Robin Gaddum
Jan 12 2004 10:19AM
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