BBC News – The rise of passive-aggressive wi-fi names bbc.in/R17Cwy
Ooops! Google shares suspended after accidental em…
Ooops! Google shares suspended after accidental email wipes $22bn off value gu.com/p/3b8ef/tw
Well worth a read: http://t.co/N6jwWyjV
Well worth a read: lnkd.in/yrKfF2
New Evidence that Cellphones Cause Brain Tumors –…
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3 Tips To Choose The Best# VoIP Phone System For Y…
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Cyber attacks launched at London 2012 Olympic Games every day
The IT supporting the London 2012 Olympics was hit by cyber attacks every day during the Games, says London 2012 CIO Gerry Pennell
Cyber attacks launched at London 2012 Olympic Games every day
Bryan Glick(bryan.glick@computerweekly.com
Mon, 22 Oct 2012 13:39:56 GMT
Dave the Mind Reader – interesting video; well worth a watch
The video was produced by Febelfin, the Belgian Financial Sector Federation, as part of a safe Internet banking campaign.
Video credit: DuvalGuillaume via YouTube
Barry Hesk
Intrinsic Network Solutions
RSA Security End of Sale Authentication Manager 6.1.
15th October 2012
RSA Security End of Sale Authentication Manager 6.1
RSA Security, owned by EMC, today formally announced the End of Sale date for RSA Authentication Manager version 6.1. As version 7.x of their product has been available for a number of years, it is fair to assume the uptake on the new version hasn’t been what RSA would have wanted. Much increased hardware specifications, slower performance and a totally different, some may argue less intuitive, user interface are the main reasons why IT departments even now seem to prefer the old version.
As of November 30th 2012, new RSA customers won’t have any alternative but to order version 7.1. Existing customers on the old version will still be supported, however it is probably fair to assume that now being formally end of sale, end of support won’t be far behind.
The full announcement is available here:
Barry Hesk
Intrinsic Network Solutions
Best to run Windows update ASA…
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Canadian security move fans fe…
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