Month: June 2006

Expected to help manage every health crisis, from pandemics to chronic diseases, a new program is working to help public health departments prepare reliable IT

A French court of appeals on June 28 sided with leather goods manufacturer Louis Vuitton and ruled that Google had violated trademark, unfair competition and

RSA Security confirmed on June 29 that it may be close to reaching a deal to sell its operations to another company. While RSA officials

Office 2007 is running late. Microsoft officials acknowledged on June 29 that the company will not meet the October 2006 business-availability target to which it

Now that the lazy days of summer are upon us, hopefully you’ve found a little more free time. If so, this is the perfect opportunity

Microsoft is laying off 214 U.S. salespeople, a day after it announced some executive shuffling across various product groups, officials confirmed on June 29. While

The United States Department of Veterans Affairs is reporting that it has recovered the stolen laptop computer believed to be carrying the personal records of

Apple’s latest version of its Mac OS X operating system, released June 27, promises to patch a series of serious security vulnerabilities that could allow

A security researcher with expertise in rootkits has created a working prototype of new technology that is capable of creating malware that remains “100 percent