LAS VEGASThe Federal Trade Commission is asking corporations to report incidents when they are victimized by spyware attacks, but some experts say the process of doing so puts businesses in
LAS VEGASAJAX technology is rapidly being adopted by online businesses to help boost the interactivity of their Web sites, but a long list of potential vulnerabilities introduced by inexperienced programmers
Microsoft’s Aug. 1 launch of its Windows Live Spaces blogging/social-networking platform has not been a smooth one. Customers of Microsoft’s successor to MSN Spaces are reporting a variety of performance,
Companies facing lawsuits and regulatory audits must produce specific electronic data by court-mandated deadlines. Those that can’t risk multimillion-dollar fines and penalties. Yet two-thirds of companies have no policies for
In the cool air of a law firm conference room one day last summer in New York, conversation flares hot. Hostile lawyers handling a sex discrimination case against investment bank
Kathleen Peratis Partner, Outten & GoldenPeratis and Carmelyn Malalis, an associate at Outten & Golden also on the Quinby case, have built careers on women’s and workplace issues. When they
WestLB, like many companies, uses a mix of messaging technologies and archives each of them differently. APPLICATION PRODUCT SUPPLIER E-mail Lotus Notes IBM E-mail archiving system for brokers’ e-mail AXS-One
The wrong time to enact an e-mail archiving and retention plan is after your company gets audited or sued. The best way to protect your company, of course, is by
With beta testing under way for Windows Service 2003 Service Pack 2, which also is designed for Windows XP x64 edition, Microsoft is providing a bit more details about the
Several consulting and information-technology management firms have recently come out with studies claiming that outsourcing is on the decline. According to a July survey by Diamond Management & Technology Consultants,
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