In today's technology roundup: Facebook adds suicide alert system, Nokia gets $1bn from Microsoft, hackers infiltrate French govt, and UK eyes best broadband.
Salesforce has unveiled a Service Cloud 3, a social network platform for contact centres.
Let the customer into the back-end? You must be joking. Or not.
Fifty research and higher education institutions will connect to a national 10Gbps fibre-optic ring network.
In today's technology roundup: GPS overlay 'ready for plane use', S Korean Web sites under attack, UK earmarks |--gbp--|30m for e-crime units, and Fifa backs goal-line tech.
Business views Stuxnet as a wake-up call to improve network security, says Trend Micro.
Any site bearing the words 'Jasmine' have been banned, due to protestors calling for 'Jasmine Revolution'.
Cyber attacks are now more direct and politically motivated than traditional threats, says McAfee.
The security leaders team up to provide customers with interoperable solutions to address dynamic security challenges.
While most businesses acknowledge the gains of mobility, they are reluctant to relinquish control, says T-Systems.
The companies will display digital investigations technologies, including the computer forensics lab solution.
The solution will protect customers proactively from viruses, spyware and Trojans.
The mobile security platform secures Android, iPhone and iPad users.