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When it comes to protecting an organization against email viruses, most companies take a two step approach. The first step involves running antivirus software directly on the email server. This software monitors inbound and outbound email and screens each message for viruses. The second part to a typical email antivirus strategy involves running antivirus software on each client machine. This software monitors the workstation's file system, but also integrates into Microsoft Outlook. The idea is that the client-level antivirus software will catch any viruses that have managed to slip past the antivirus software running on the mail server.
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via SearchSecurityChannel.com @ 5:28 25th Jul
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Herndon, Virginia – July 11, 2008 – Apptix (OSE: APP), the industry-leading provider of hosted email, voice, and collaboration services for small and medium businesses (SMBs), today announced the availability of hosted Microsoft Exchange 2007 services for the Apple iPhone 3G via ActiveSync. This new mobile email service enables iPhone users to take full advantage of the power of Apptix hosted Microsoft Exchange email and collaboration services, elevating the iPhone to a true business communications tool—for any size company.
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via TechWhack @ 12:03 13th Jul
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(Aug 18, 2008)-- SECNAP Network Security Corporation today announced addition of the newest feature to its award-winning Email Security Gateway Powered by SpammerTrap. The Email Archiving enhancement enables clients to archive both incoming and outgoing mail, and is compatible with virtually all messaging systems including Microsoft Exchange, Lotus Notes and Novell GroupWise.Available with ENT- and GEM-model gateway appliances as well as Premier- level hosted service, Email Archiving provides user-convenient archiving with optional remote storage through add-on hot-swap storage or network-attached storage (NAS). Separate configurations are available for incoming and outgoing messages, with access to archiving functionality limited to client site administrators to preserve security.
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via ComplianceHome @ 16:53 19th Aug
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A new high of nearly half (49 percent) of all internet users use search engines on a typical day, up from about one-third in 2002 - and closing in on the use level of email (60 percent of those online use email each day) - according to a new analysis from the Pew Internet & American Life Project (via MarketingCharts).
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via Media Buyer Planner @ 19:11 11th Aug
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"I’ve tried a few of these blogging places but personally I found it limited me. I know some of these sites are great for beginner user and even some big marketers use it to get the word out. I prefer to use self hosted because it gives me more control without amy restrictions. I did start at blogger though because it was easily set up."
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via About @ 14:36 30th Jul
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Bloxx, the web filtering specialist, today announced that it has become a member of the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF), joining around 80 members from a diverse range of organisations in their battle against illegal online content. With its expert knowledge of up-to-date web filtering technologies, Bloxx hopes to contribute to the remarkable success of the IWF in tackling online illegal content; specifically child sexual abuse images hosted worldwide and criminally obscene and racial hatred content hosted in the UK.
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via IT Backbones Internet @ 11:57 19th Jul
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Bloxx, the web filtering specialist, today announced that it has become a member of the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF), joining around 80 members from a diverse range of organisations in their battle against illegal online content. With its expert knowledge of up-to-date web filtering technologies, Bloxx hopes to contribute to the remarkable success of the IWF in tackling online illegal content; specifically child sexual abuse images hosted worldwide and criminally obscene and racial hatred content hosted in the UK.
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via TechWhack @ 22:09 17th Jul
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Today Emoze announced a free, network operator-independent mobile email offering. Emoze will support Java-based mass market handsets from Motorola, Nokia, Samsung, and Sony Ericsson. Users interested in the service can download the Java client for free from the Emoze web site. The mobile email service makes use of technologies from Sun, and offers a much richer user interface than many other mobile email products. It will support Microsoft Exchange, POP3/IMAP servers, as well as Web mail servers like Gmail. The service will be rolled out in waves. The first handsets to be supports will be Nokia's Series 40 phones. Others will be added over time.
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via Phone Scoop @ 15:45 23rd Jul
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Israel : Hundreds of millions of mobile phone owners can now take advantage of email on-the-move as emoze launches the world's first push mobile email solution for Java handsets. Push-mobile email is now available to a whole new category of mobile users, with more than 800 handsets added to the mobile email mix.
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via 3G @ 8:45 24th Jul
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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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In the mid 1970's (about '74 or '75) a friend, Chuck Huffington, described to me a program purported to have been unleashed on the ARPAnet - a batch job whose sole purpose was to submit replicas of itself to other compatible systems (CDC Cyber's, perhaps) that it could identify on the net. The clever invention was named "Virus". According to Chuck, some SysAdmin somewhere had then written a similar program/job, the sole functions of were to replicate itself onto compatible systems, look around for instances of "Virus", evict them, and then evict itself. I was never sure at the time whether the story was true or a clever piece of science fiction, but the term "virus" was definitely in use in this context by 1975.
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via NetworkWorld @ 2:31 26th Jun
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Bethesda, MD (PRWEB) July 22, 2008 -- Arxan Technologies, a leading provider of application hardening solutions designed to protect software from piracy and tampering, today announced major enhancements to its GuardIT ® for Microsoft .NET (http://www.arxan.com/software-protection/GuardITProducts.php#GuardIT_Net) Framework product that include code protection for client-side web-based Silverlight applications and greater ease of use across a broader range of software development platforms. GuardIT employs dynamic Guard™ protection to harden purely managed applications, as well as mixed mode applications that combine managed and native code.
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via PR-USA.net @ 6:53 23rd Jul
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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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CellSpin is a FREE and easy to use mobile blogging application that lets you blog photos, audio, video, and text from your phone to popular sites like MySpace, Facebook, Google Blogger, Flickr, Picasa, Live Journal, Live Spaces, Typepad, Twitter, Pownce, and eBay, with more coming soon! NOTE: To use CellSpin, you must visit www.cellspin.net and create a free account. Things you can do with CellSpin: * Voice blogging * Photo blogging * Text blogging * Video blogging * Use CellSpin as a voice notes application * Use the Select Media button to select and post pre-existing media from your phone * Use MySpace and Facebook MoBlog applications from CellSpin * Record an audio conversation and embarrass your friends * Securely post audio, photos, video, and text to live eBay auctions * Podcast with the click of a button * Record voice meeting minu
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via Blackberry Today @ 16:47 24th Aug
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CellSpin is a FREE and easy to use mobile blogging application that lets you blog photos, audio, video, and text from your phone to popular sites like MySpace, Facebook, Google Blogger, Flickr, Picasa, Live Journal, Live Spaces, Typepad, Twitter, Pownce, and eBay, with more coming soon! NOTE: To use CellSpin, you must visit www.cellspin.net and create a free account. Things you can do with CellSpin: * Voice blogging * Photo blogging * Text blogging * Video blogging * Use CellSpin as a voice notes application * Use the Select Media button to select and post pre-existing media from your phone * Use MySpace and Facebook MoBlog applications from CellSpin * Record an audio conversation and embarrass your friends * Securely post audio, photos, video, and text to live eBay auctions * Podcast with the click of a button * Record voice meeting minu
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via Palm Boulevard @ 16:47 24th Aug
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LONDON and MENLO PARK, Calif., July 3 /PRNewswire/ -- PGP Corporation, a global leader in enterprise data protection, has announced that the PGP Universal(TM) Gateway Email with PGP(R) PDF Messenger has won "Encryption Product of the Year" at the prestigious Techworld Awards 2008. PGP Universal Gateway Email, now featuring a range of secure delivery solutions, provides standards-based email encryption for secure communication with customers and partners. Based on highly configurable encryption rules, emails and their attachments are secured as they enter and leave the enterprise network. The application is highly regarded for its unique ability to apply centrally defined email encryption policies, making it ideal for audit, regulatory, and compliance requirements.
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via Macro World Investor @ 11:23 3rd Jul
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LONDON and MENLO PARK, Calif., July 3 /PRNewswire/ -- PGP Corporation, a global leader in enterprise data protection, has announced that the PGP Universal(TM) Gateway Email with PGP(R) PDF Messenger has won "Encryption Product of the Year" at the prestigious Techworld Awards 2008. PGP Universal Gateway Email, now featuring a range of secure delivery solutions, provides standards-based email encryption for secure communication with customers and partners. Based on highly configurable encryption rules, emails and their attachments are secured as they enter and leave the enterprise network. The application is highly regarded for its unique ability to apply centrally defined email encryption policies, making it ideal for audit, regulatory, and compliance requirements.
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via Street Insider @ 10:02 3rd Jul
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An anonymous reader writes "Now that the Swedish government (in its infinite wisdom) has passed a law allowing them to monitor email traffic, a question that I think a lot of people are asking (or at least should be asking) is: 'What can I do to improve my privacy?' The answer is not obvious. So, what are the best solutions for seamless email encryption, search privacy, etc? What are your experiences with PGP vs GPG vs ...? In this day and age, why is the use of this type of privacy technologies still so limited? Why isn't there a larger movement promoting the use of privacy tools? Also, what is in your opinion the largest privacy concern? Search tracking? Email transfer? I believe this is an interesting question not only for Swedes, but for everyone.
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via Slashdot @ 8:19 20th Jun
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July 15, 2008 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Email hosting provider USA.NET (usa.net)Â has announced that its unified mobility platform now supports the new Apple iPhone now includes the iPhone 2.0 software development kit, enabling secure push email, contacts and other key information, adding to the torrent of email hosts introducing 3G support.
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via Web Host Industry Review @ 20:12 15th Jul
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A type of virus that alters the file location of where a file is stored, and replaces the file with a virus. The virus activates itself when you access the corrupted data.
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via First Glimpse @ 18:08 23rd Aug
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With its expert knowledge of up-to-date web filtering technologies, Bloxx hopes to contribute to the remarkable success of the IWF in tackling online illegal content; specifically child sexual abuse images hosted worldwide and criminally obscene and racial hatred content hosted in the UK.
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via Earthtimes.org @ 5:14 18th Jul
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Mac antivirus maker Intego issued a warning about a possible OSX virus that is up for auction. Since there are no technical details about the virus, they are watching this auction closely. The seller claims that this virus is a poisoned ZIP archive that will “KO the system and Hard Drive.”
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via Hard OCP @ 23:50 26th Jul
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Marshal, a secure email and web gateway security provider, has launched MailMarshal Secure Email Server, a new email encryption and digital signing system that inspects the content of emails and aims to prevent any leakage of data.
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via Computer Business Review @ 17:36 27th Jun
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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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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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