Month: October 2006

Scentric, a developer of what it calls “the world’s first universal data classification solution,” on Oct. 31 launched Scentric Destiny R2, the latest version of

Sybase announced in a statement Oct. 31 the launching of two new products that focuses on securing wireless devices and e-mails: Afaria 5.5 and OneBridge

Startup WSO2 has announced that a former Microsoft technologist has joined the open-source middleware company. Jonathan Marsh, a former technical diplomat at Microsoft, has joined

A year after a federal advisory committee recommended how health information could be shared, the country has moved a long way to harmonizing standards and

Juniper Networks in an uncharacteristic move on Oct. 30 previewed its branch office strategy that calls for delivery of products that consolidate functions over the

Detailed exploit code for a Windows XP security vulnerability has been published on the Internet, offering a roadmap for hackers to disable the firewall embedded

In early 2004, Chris Anderson, editor of Wired magazine, was asked to estimate how many of the 10,000 albums accessible via a Web-connected digital jukebox

When Symantec and Stellent announced Oct. 24 that they are teaming up to provide a records management agent for Symantec Enterprise Vault, one analyst commented

By now, nearly everyone has heard the dismal account of what generational shifts in the technology workforce will mean for the future of IT: The