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RSA's Art Coviello: Security industry going through hell
News A year after the hack on RSA, Art Coviello says the entire security industry has been going through 'hell.'
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Security giants go cloud crazy with RSA launches
News HP and RSA are two of the biggest firms launching cloudy products on the first day of the major security conference.
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Are you ready to launch IPv6 securely?
In-depth Davey Winder says that despite the unnecessary scare stories, businesses need to think about migrating to IPv6 securely now.
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Juniper splashes £80m on 'intrusion deception' firm
News The networking firm buys Mykonos, which looks to catch cyber criminals during their reconnaissance phase.
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IBM builds on Q1 Labs acquisition with QRadar boost
News Big Blue launches an updated version of the QRadar SIEM software it acquired after buying Q1 Labs last year.
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Symantec: Disable your pcAnywhere software
News The security giant advises users against running pcAnywhere until it has fixed vulnerabilities highlighted by a source code leak.
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Google dumps disaster recovery product amidst clean out
News The internet giant dumps the Google Message Continuity product to focus on its Apps lineup.
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Symantec: 2006 hack leaked source code
News The security giant publicly discloses a breach of its network - almost six years after it took place.
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Oracle issues 78 vulnerability patches
News Combined with Microsoft and Adobe patches, Oracle has made IT departments' lives a little harder this month.
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Microsoft and Adobe plan busy January patch days
News IT departments will have a busy month of patching to kick off 2012.
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Q&A: All about BlackBerry Mobile Fusion
In-depth We spoke to Tim Hodkinson, RIM's director of enterprise marketing for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) about the company's latest announcement and what it means for businesses.
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GFI WebMonitor 2011 R3 review
Reviews GFI's WebMonitor software focuses on providing stiff web content security and costs a lot less than an appliance. Dave Mitchell loads it up in the lab to see if it can keep your users out of trouble and your network safe.
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