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TippingPoint laments access policy complexity
TippingPoint chief technical officer Brian Smith has presented a new system for managing access rights, which the company hopes will greatly simplify the process of securing enterprise networks.
Shaun Nichols
Apr 24 2009 6:36AM
Security
Passive RFID users granted four-watt reprieve
Ultra high frequency (UHF) RFID devices up to four watts have been approved for use by the Australian Communications and Media Authority following four years of successful tests.
Staff Writers
Jan 16 2009 2:05PM
Hardware
UK considers RFID tags for prisoners
The UK government is considering implanting prisoners with RFID tags containing data on identity, address and criminal record..
Iain Thomson
Jan 15 2008 7:28AM
Hardware
Exam papers get RFID tags
Technology will now be used to stop students cheating on exam papers.
Iain Thomson
May 16 2007 2:53PM
Hardware
Half a billion RFID tags shipped in 2005
Analysts predict rosy future worldwide.
Robert Jaques
Aug 31 2006 11:55AM
Hardware
EC consults on RFID tags
European Commission starts public consultation on RFID privacy and frequency
allocation.
Madeline Bennett
Jul 11 2006 2:10PM
Hardware
Viruses threaten RFID tags
Radio frequency identification (RFID) tags are susceptible to computer viruses and can be used to corrupt RFID databases, according to new research.
René Millman
Mar 15 2006 2:31PM
Security
From RSA 2006: Use caution with RFID tags
The opportunities afforded by the use of RFID tags are multiplying quickly, but experts are still advising organizations to be mindful of the security and legal implications surrounding this relatively new technology.
Ericka Chickowski
Feb 17 2006 7:16PM
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