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India may put restrictions on Skype and Google
The country wants its security agencies to have access to online and mobile communications
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India sets BlackBerry data-monitoring deadline
The Indian government has officially asked its mobile networks to ensure they have the ability to monitor emails and messages sent using BlackBerry services by August 31
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OpenSolaris derivative's founder has high hopes
Oracle's apparent decision to abandon support for OpenSolaris could have a silver lining
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The IEEE security standard can be used over wired or wireless networks and uses Extensible Authentication Protocol. Find out about the other relevant acronyms, like RAS and EAPOL.
Read More ...
Entrust launches managed security service
Secure E-mail Certificates is a managed service that lets users encrypt and digitally sign e-mails through a browser. Entrust Inc. is selling one version for enterprises and a no-frills version for personal use.
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IBM releases new Power7 servers for mid-market
Big Blue continues to build out its 700-series portfolio based on the Power7 chip, including a high-end and four low-end servers. Also based on Power7 is a new Smart Analytics System for real-time analytics of massive data loads
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VMware option arrives for Peer 1’s cloud customers
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Microsoft and Google fight over e-mail, agree on inbox fee
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