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Intel’s family of workstation platforms gives you the tools to move from serial to parallel workflows and enables you to iterate through alternatives faster and innovate more.
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BeyondTrust Extends Vista Security [May 7, 2008] Latest version of Privilege Manager aims to make implementing Vista security easier, transparent to end-users.
White House Fesses Up to Missing Data [May 6, 2008] CIO admits three months of data can't be found on 2003 backup tapes. But plenty of questions remain.
Interop: The Problem With NAC [April 29, 2008] While interest swells in Network Access Control and vendors converge around standards, would-be adopters still need to weigh some serious decisions.
Is it Right For Hackers to Fight Fire With Fire? [April 25, 2008] Fed up with the Storm worm, white-hat hackers decided to take matters into
their own hands, raising ethical questions in the process.
Begging to be Spammed [April 25, 2008] As part of a month-long experiment, McAfee challenged 50 volunteers to generate as much spam as they could. To no one's surprise, it's easy going.
Half-Million IIS Servers Hit in Cyber Attack [April 24, 2008] UPDATED: Exploit redirects visitors of what appear to be a harmless site to one that downloads malware onto their computer.
March of The Trojans [April 23, 2008] 450 million users report that Trojans Horse attacks are increasing. Should we be afraid?
Chertoff Calls For Private Sector to Help Secure 'Net [April 8, 2008] At the RSA conference, the homeland security chief lays out an agenda requiring corporate and individual participation. But is it money well spent?
Malware Problem Shows no Sign of Slowing [April 8, 2008] It's easier than ever to write a phishing virus that looks like a Facebook app thanks to virus writer's toolkits, Symantec finds.
IBM Looks to Lock Down Virtualization [April 8, 2008] Moves continue Big Blue's multibillion-dollar push to become an end-to-end player in security.