Articles Posted on 27 July 2007
Could business support applications be the answer to ERP’s HR shortfalls?
News Software
74% of today’s business systems are now computerised compared to just 5% in the 1960’s, yet as the functionality of ERP systems advance and improve, Human Resources are being left behind and have to make do with compromises and...
Gold'en Rant : Personalised Web search data retention - who are they kidding?
News Security
I was distinctly less than impressed by the tidal wave of hand-wringing and sympathetic noises coming from Google, Yahoo and a number of other search engine portals over the last week, following worries about customer privacy.In...
Chinese govt stomps on software pirates
News Security
Microsoft has announced it has been working with the FBI and China's Public Security Bureau to crack a major software counterfeiting ring.According to Microsoft, a series of raids and arrests over the last few weeks has resulted...
Contracts cannot be changed online without notice, rules US appeals court
News Security
A company cannot change its contract with consumers simply by posting revised conditions on its website, a US appeals court has ruled. The position is similar in the UK, according to an e-commerce legal expert.A customer of Talk...
Remote Hacking via KVM
News Security
Privacy has got to be the security buzzword of 2007. All out war has been declared by the subversives to use any means necessary to capture everyone’s personal details. Privacy is so paramount that even the...
Ex-Microsofters launch new security firm
News Security
I was intrigued to read that a clutch of ex-Microsoft senior programmers have formed a company specialising in blocking Web-borne security threats at the operating system level.Known as Haute Secure, the Seattle-based (where else...
Confidential patient data lost on unprotected USB Stick
News Security
The security risks associated with storing personal data on a USB stick were highlighted this week following the apparent theft of an unprotected stick at the Nottingham University Hospitals Trust. According to a report on the...
FIRST Interview with Chris Roberts on Education Part 3
News Security
Recorded at the FIRST Security Conference back in June 2007, Ben Chai speaks to Chris Roberts about the issues of Security and Education. This is the third and last podcast in the series. Listen to this interviewYou can listen to...
Wyse introduces new features for its thin clients
News Hardware
Wyse Technology announced secure high-speed Wi-Fi capabilities and smart card support for its entire V and S classes of thin clients as well as its new Wyse V class L product line. Now the company's entire product line offers...
Other search engines follow Google's disputed privacy lead
News Security
The internet's major search engines are following Google's lead in limiting their collection of information about web users and their searches. Microsoft, Yahoo! and Ask.com are taking action after controversial policy changes by...
UK's First Free Mapping And Navigation Service For UK Mobile Users launched
News Software
LocatioNet Systems Ltd., a provider of mobile mapping and location applications, announced that it has launched 'amAze' - the UK's first free mobile mapping, navigation and local search solution for regular mass-market mobile...
Ingres Joins The Eclipse Foundation
News Software
Ingres Corporation, a Business Open Source software company, announced it has become a member of the Eclipse Foundation. The Eclipse Foundation is an open source, not-for-profit member-supported corporation that helps cultivate...
