Verizon: Outsourcing Aids Data Theft Nokia CEO Sees Market Changing Managing Data on Mobile Devices Your Firm Can Lure Identity Thieves Today, Companies Need Web Policies IBM Offers Lotus iNotes for iPhone The reliance of restaurant chains and retail stores on outside companies to handle credit-card processing and other information-technology functions may be to blame for a rash of data breaches. Nokia CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo told the Churchill Club, a Silicon Valley business and technology forum, that the face of mobile technology is changing as new entrants transform the market. More than 60 percent of corporate data resides on desktop and laptop PCs --that's data you can't afford to lose or have stolen. How do you protect customer data and meet compliance guidelines? Everyone is aware of the threat of personal identity theft. But the most sophisticated identity thieves today are now pursuing even bigger payoffs by targeting small businesses. With even small firms going digital, the need for online codes of conduct has never been greater. Employee access to the Web might afford more freedom, but it also raises the risks for disaster. IBM has launched an iPhone-specific version of the company's popular Lotus Notes collaboration software called Lotus iNotes ultralite. The free download securely connects to e-mail accounts. FULL STORYFULL STORYFULL STORYFULL STORYFULL STORYFULL STORY
Outsourcing Aids Many Data Thefts, Verizon Says The reliance of restaurant chains and retail stores on outside companies to handle credit-card processing and other information-technology functions may be to blame for a rash of data breaches.
Your Company Can Lure Identity Thieves Everyone is aware of the threat of personal identity theft. But the most sophisticated identity thieves today are now pursuing even bigger payoffs by targeting small businesses.
IBM Offers Free Lotus iNotes for Apple's iPhone IBM has launched an iPhone-specific version of the company's popular Lotus Notes collaboration software called Lotus iNotes ultralite. The free download securely connects to e-mail accounts.
Enterprise Hardware Spotlight
Sony Launches E-Book Reader with Touchscreen Display In a move to compete with Amazon's Kindle e-book reader, Sony has launched a new model that leverages some of the Apple iPhone's strengths -- including an interactive touchscreen display.
You Say You're Eco-Friendly, But Is Your PC? Reusable tote bag? Check. Prius? Check. Rooftop solar panels? Check. In the bid to secure your green bragging rights, you have the usual suspects covered. But what about your personal computer?
Review: Xpaper Eases Digitizing of Paper Documents Promises of the paperless office have been circulating ever since the first IBM clones showed up on desks in the 1980s. Yet we're still tied to printed documents and there's no sign that's going to change.
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Review: Xpaper Eases Digitizing of Paper Documents Promises of the paperless office have been circulating ever since the first IBM clones showed up on desks in the 1980s. Yet we're still tied to printed documents and there's no sign that's going to change.
AT&T Unites Fixed-Line, Wireless Consumer Units In an internal shake-up, AT&T, the country's largest telecommunications company, is reorganizing to put one executive in charge of both its wireless and consumer fixed-line phone businesses.
Engineer Was Texting Seconds Before Train Wreck Text messaging may have claimed the lives of 25 people. A report shows that the driver of a Metrolink commuter train that crashed head-on with a freight locomotive sent a text seconds before the crash.