Phishing attacks, and cures, grow more sophisticated
Phishing is hooking more victims as the e-mail fraud attacks become more sophisticated and prevalent.
Stories by Cathleen Moore
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IMlogic launches IM threat protection
The number of worm and virus attacks crashing into corporations through IM is skyrocketing. This unsettling trend is forcing enterprise IT managers to finally get serious about securing corporate networks against IM malware.
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Microsoft demos RSS features in IE 7
Whether the content streams are eventually called RSS ,Web feeds or some other name, a key design goal of the forthcoming Internet Explorer 7 is to let users easily subscribe to blogs and websites via Really Simple Syndication (RSS).
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IBM and Avaya team up for VOIP
IBM and Avaya announced a partnership on Wednesday designed to bring integrated audio and VOIP to Big Blue's e-mail, IM, and Web conferencing products.
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Sun to resell Interwoven ECM products
Interwoven and Sun Microsystems expanded an existing partnership on Wednesday with an announcement that Sun will resell Interwoven's line of ECM products.
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Vendors link authentication with federated identity
Security vendors Entrust and Trustgenix on Wednesday announced an alliance designed to strengthen the security of federated identity management relationships. The companies made the announcement at the Burton Group's Catalyst Conference in San Diego.
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Adobe releases patches for Acrobat and Reader
Adobe Systems has rolled out patches for security vulnerabilities found in Adobe Reader 7.0 and 7.0.1, and in Adobe Acrobat 7.0 and 7.0.1.
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Novell preps Linux Desktop 10
Linux is ready for the corporate desktop, and the forthcoming version of Novell's Linux Desktop offering will go head-to-head against Windows, Novell executives said here this week at the company's annual BrainShare gathering.
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Novell touts identity-driven computing
At its annual BrainShare conference, Novell introduced two modular platforms designed to let developers build Web-services applications and make applications identity-enabled.
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IBM maps its information-management plan
IBM later this month plans to release updated versions of its DB2 content- and document-management products, featuring tighter integration among the portfolio. The move sets in motion Big Blue's longer-term strategy to create an integrated information-management platform that supports customers' mixed repository environments.
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Microsoft unveils IM client, outlines Office vision
Microsoft Chairman and Chief Software Architect Bill Gates on Tuesday outlined Microsoft's vision for collaboration and communication within the Office System product lineup, introducing a new IM client and enhancements to the company's IM server and Web conferencing application.
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Oracle readies content management Tsunami
Oracle later this year plans a major entrance to the content management space with a new product tied to its Collaboration Suite offering.
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Interwoven scoops up records management company
Enterprise content management (ECM) company, Interwoven, has acquired Software Intelligence, a maker of records management technology, for $US2 million in cash and stock.
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A Vision for the workplace
IBM has broadened its Workplace architecture for component-based application delivery and placed it at the centre of its managed applications vision. Cathleen Moore sat down with vice-president of Workplace products in the Lotus Software group, Ken Bisconti, to talk about the recent launch of IBM’s Workplace Client Technology rich client platform.
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Messaging worlds on course to merge
Talks are under way to bridge the gap between rival IETF instant messaging protocols, paving the way for development of new collaboration technologies.
