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Dean Procter Customer compulsory anti virus firewalls pointless: related news
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The issue of customers being held liable for their losses if they don't have the latest antivirus and personal firewall installed is ridiculous when we see bank's sites with major security flaws that still leave their customers vulnerable regardless of which personal anti-virus or firewall software they use. The banks are the ones with the flaws and are creating the potential problems for their customers. I expect the courts will hold the banks liable for losses when it can be shown that the bank site is the vulnerable party and cause of the problem.
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via Finextra Research @ 8:09 1st Jul
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Customer Data Summit (CDS) is a 3-day conference focused on customer experience optimization and the best approaches to leveraging customer data to improve business practices in the financial services industry. Financial Services institutions are aware that largely untapped customer databases can potentially be used to optimize customer relationships and drive increased business value. Now more than ever, businesses are turning to strategic analysis of customer data to gain more actionable insight into what is motivating and driving customer’s decision-making process. CDS provides the ideal forum to gain insight into these crucial issues by hearing from and networking with relevant industry leaders.
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via Business Intelligence Network @ 7:07 1st Jul
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OBERURSEL, Germany --(Business Wire)-- n.runs AG, an independent consulting company and solutions developer, rounds out with its Application Protection System - Anti-Virus (aps-AV) the IT security infrastructure within companies, and makes them efficient. The specifically developed, scaleable solution can accommodate an unlimited number of AV engines, and secures the entire e-mail and anti-virus infrastructure against attacks from the outside. In addition, as a result of centralization, it offers advantages such as high availability and system stability, along with a savings of resources and costs. With that, this product is ideally suited to companies and organizations with a high need for security.
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via TMC Net @ 11:26 1st Jul
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I have Webroot Antivirus with Anti-Spyware, and it is currently running a sweep. The problem is that it seems to be scanning porn-related files that I can’t find on my PC. I don’t LOOK at porn, and don’t know where they could have come from. They appear to be saved in a folder called C:\docs & settings\user\!\PORN NAMES. I can not find the “!” folder. What’s more, something is making my computer REALLY slow. The sweep has also detected a virus titled Troj/Agent-HEG. The sweep has found this virus in the past, and when I remove it, it comes back about two weeks later. Please help me to (a) get the porn off my computer (if it’s even there) and (b) remove the virus for good. I’m hoping these two actions will speed my PC up again! Thanks for all your help! Molly
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via IT Security @ 19:17 15th Jul
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NEW YORK, NY -- 08/18/08 -- iPerceptions Inc. (TSX-V: IPE), a leading provider of web-focused Voice of Customer analytics, announced today that customer satisfaction with automotive and travel web sites hit a 12-month low in June 2008 as prices at the pump climbed to over $4.11 per gallon nationwide. According to the iPerceptions Satisfaction Index (iPSI), customer satisfaction declined from 7.54 to 7.30 on a 10-point scale between June 2007 and June 2008. Customer dissatisfaction was also pronounced on travel web sites, where satisfaction levels fell from 7.12 to 7.00 in the past 6 months.
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via Earthtimes.org @ 14:48 18th Aug
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Detailed in the journal Nature, the research reveals the shape of the Ebola virus spike protein, which is necessary for viral entry into human cells, bound to an immune system antibody acting to neutralize the virus. The structure provides a major step forward in understanding how the deadly virus works, and may be useful in the development of potential Ebola virus vaccines, or treatments for those infected.
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via Science Daily @ 2:12 10th Jul
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BOSTON, MA -- (Marketwire) -- 08/20/08 -- Experian QAS, a leading provider of customer data quality software and services, today announced it will host a webinar with the U.S. Naval Institute, a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to support sea services, to discuss how it has used QAS matchIT to improve its entire customer service operation including the website ordering system and member service operation. Since deploying QAS matchIT in 2007, the U.S. Naval Institute has reported a 93 percent decrease in the number of duplicate customer records entered into its database system. During this complimentary webinar on Thursday, August 21, 2008, Michelle Johnson, customer service manager at the U.S. Naval Institute, will discuss how the company was able to achieve this significant result.
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via Broadcast Newsroom @ 21:18 20th Aug
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BOSTON, MA -- (Marketwire) -- 08/20/08 -- Experian QAS, a leading provider of customer data quality software and services, today announced it will host a webinar with the U.S. Naval Institute, a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to support sea services, to discuss how it has used QAS matchIT to improve its entire customer service operation including the website ordering system and member service operation. Since deploying QAS matchIT in 2007, the U.S. Naval Institute has reported a 93 percent decrease in the number of duplicate customer records entered into its database system. During this complimentary webinar on Thursday, August 21, 2008, Michelle Johnson, customer service manager at the U.S. Naval Institute, will discuss how the company was able to achieve this significant result.
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via Houston Chronicle @ 21:24 20th Aug
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BOSTON, MA, Aug 20 (MARKET WIRE) -- Experian QAS, a leading provider of customer data quality software and services, today announced it will host a webinar with the U.S. Naval Institute, a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to support sea services, to discuss how it has used QAS matchIT to improve its entire customer service operation including the website ordering system and member service operation. Since deploying QAS matchIT in 2007, the U.S. Naval Institute has reported a 93 percent decrease in the number of duplicate customer records entered into its database system. During this complimentary webinar on Thursday, August 21, 2008, Michelle Johnson, customer service manager at the U.S. Naval Institute, will discuss how the company was able to achieve this significant result.
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via Reuters @ 21:24 20th Aug
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U.S. computer scientists say the time is fast approaching when you can say goodbye to problematic personal computing anti-virus software.
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via Post Chronicle @ 21:41 8th Aug
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The discovery of a massive virus that suffers from another virus has reignited debate over whether the microscopic agents of infection should be considered living things rather than bags of genes.
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via American Scientist @ 11:24 25th Aug
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George L. McLendon has been appointed to a second five-year term as dean of the faculty of Arts & Sciences at Duke University, and also has been named dean of Trinity College, Provost Peter Lange announced Tuesday.
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via Duke University @ 7:59 10th Jul
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AVG continues to be one of the most popular free anti virus programs available on the internet and it maintains this position with a combination of effective protection and an easy to use interface.
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via VNUNet.com @ 5:35 3rd Jul
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Description: A free scanner that combines real-time virus protection and e-mail scanning with free virus definition updates and limited support
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via CWSApps @ 16:07 2nd Jul
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Over the past five years, the anti-virus market has experienced tremendous growth as many new technologies have emerged in response to current conditions.
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via NetworkWorld @ 16:44 23rd Jul
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The freeware version of anti-virus software AVG 8 was released with a feature called LinkScanner at the end of May that was found to create massive amounts of fake traffic, enraging webmasters, and skewing site rankings.
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via Addict3d.org @ 0:12 8th Jul
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NEWS Daily news roundup - 12/08/08 NEWS Dell Latitude ON lets you get emails without boot up NEWS Alienware PCs get world's most powerful graphics card NEWS Dell revamps Latitude laptop range NEWS VoD services not affecting traditional TV watching NEWS Datamancer Gothic PC NEWS Steinway Lyngdorf Model C Music System NEWS Top end Fujifilm FinePix F60fd REVIEW Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2009 - PC NEWS Which tunes are we paying homage to online?
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via Pocket-lint.co.uk @ 15:57 12th Aug
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WOBURN, MASS. — Kaspersky Lab has released its latest Internet security and anti-virus software packages in North America.
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via TWICE @ 20:45 18th Aug
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Local company, Rudra Technologies, has developed a global-first, proactive anti-virus that completely protects computers, without any risk of them being vulnerable in the interim between updates and patches. Amazingly, Rudra even protects computers from viruses that have not even been created!
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via HardwareZone Singapore @ 8:10 17th Jul
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While many industry experts have predicted the death of the traditional anti-virus market, vendors claim that astute resellers can still make substantial margins
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via Computing.co.uk @ 17:11 7th Aug
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While many industry experts have predicted the death of the traditional anti-virus market, vendors claim that astute resellers can still make substantial margins
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via Computer Reseller News UK @ 11:50 7th Aug
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Security software maker AVG has now made available patches for the LinkScanner component of their anti-virus products.
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via TechWhack @ 13:33 7th Jul
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esecurityplanet : Online Threats & Alerts: 8/15: FakeAV-BL Trojan Claims to be Legitimate Anti-Virus Software
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via E-Security Planet @ 20:36 17th Aug
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Made in IBM Labs: IBM Technology to Protect Customer Data in the Call Center Industry Next-Generation Data Masking Technology Advances Security and Privacy of Critical Customer Data
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via Quote.com India @ 16:59 3rd Jul
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Let's assume that the single most frequently asked IT-security question is: "How the heck do I get Defender Pro off my computer?" Then the second must be: "Am I using the right anti-virus program, and if not, what's the best one out there?" Naturally, as an expert on security matters, you know far more about this subject than most users. That's why you might want to save some time by pointing them to an excellent beginners-level article on NewsFactor.com. All three categories of security apps — free, paid anti-virus, paid security suites — are covered and their differences explored, along with basic information about spyware, adware, firewalls and much more.
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via IT Security @ 0:27 28th Aug
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