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Cisco boosts security in self-defending net

To that end, Cisco Systems Corp. unveiled its Security Management Suite for its network is the platform strategy.The company, based in Santa Clara, Calif.,...

3Com builds new security architecture

Company says there's a way to bring intelligent control to networks without rip-and-replace

anti-spam software: Fighting a tricky enemy

With inboxes increasingly clogged with junk mail, administrators need good weapons to defeat spam. We tested five of the best

Cyberklix delivers security

As an IT business veteran, John Menezes banks on his experience and expertise to serve enterprises with network solutions

Privacy commissioner calls on compliance

Jennifer Stoddart says businesses see value in compliance, but complaints under the Act are up by more than 100 per cent. An independent watchdog points out areas of confusion

BitDefender expands in Canada

A Romanian-based security company wants to expand its toehold in Canada.

Dining out with Symantec

Substance was hard to find at the partner conference. It turned out reassurance was all the VARs needed

Symantec soothes partners over its new plan

VARs were uneasy about how the company will merge programs from newly-acquired Veritas, but execs promised their businesses will not be disrupted

Suite deal for system builders

System builders who use Intel motherboards will now be able to offer the latest version of Norton’s Internet Security suite to tempt buyers

McAfee improves hosted e-mail service

McAfee said it has improved the managed e-mail security service resold by its value-added reseller network.

Phishing expedition warning

Targeted e-mail campaigns are hitting individuals in financial institutions and governments, cautions IBM

More tools for McAfee VARs

McAfee Inc. is increasing its efforts to move from relying on sales of anti-virus software to pushing its security appliances and content management applications with a

Retail sector open for security VARs

According to research, about 20 per cent of retailers still use disk and file encryption software

Zotob worm wreaks havoc

Microsoft Corp. is disputing conflicting reports about the network worm that affected computers running Windows 2000 last month.

Protecting the customer

Organizations are turning to outsourcers or service providers to help them comply with privacy legislationrn

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