In this World Wide Wrap: Germany to roll out smart IDs, Coca-Cola links RFID to Facebook, and US gets RFID-equipped recycling.
In this World Wide Wrap: Phone fraud up 400%, Apple records iPhone thieves, and broadband boosts Northern Ireland VOIP.
Employees can collude consciously, or unconsciously, to provide information and access to external attackers, says Magix Integration.
Telkom has added 3-D Secure to its online transaction sites, however, the new system's requirements have some customers frustrated.
Worldwide revenue for the security software market is expected to increase 11.3% in 2010, says Gartner.
Three tech giants claim the virtualised data centre is the future of computing.
The online questionnaire allows SMEs to benchmark themselves against small businesses across the EMEA region.
In today's technology roundup: Lawmakers slam net neutrality scheme, Spain investigates Google WiFi, India issues BlackBerry deadline, and Verizon demos 1Gbps.
The hall of shame lists the top local spammers but also offers an opportunity to be removed from the list.
In today's technology roundup: Facebook 'dislike' scam uncovered, Wikileaks double-dares Pentagon hawks, Dell to buy 3Par, and TfL app adds augmented reality.
In today's technology roundup: iPhone at risk, Scotland Yard cuffs six fraudsters, Google pulls plug on Wave, and society not ready for artificial intelligence.
In today's technology roundup: BlackBerry Messenger first to go, cryptographers solve predicament, iPhone jailbreak exposes flaw, and Linux beats Unix.
In this World Wide Wrap: Networking providers feel left out, Profitability deploys Extreme Networks, and Exinda deals with bandwidth problems.