In this World Wide Wrap: MarketLive secures new capital, Fujitsu pursues self-service sector, and GuestLogix, TicketOps partner.
Journalists were shown technology under development at Xerox's Palo Alto Research Centre in Silicon Valley. [Local rep: Bytes Document Solutions]
Enterprises must have sound information lifecycle management strategies and processes, says Derek Street, product manager at SecureData Security.
HP has unveiled two power-efficient HP ProLiant servers and the first Quad-Core AMD Opteron processor-based x86 platforms.
Phishers get more specific in their attacks and target powerful victims, says Symantec.
Someone out there IS trying to get you, says EC-Council president Sanjay Bavisi.
Computer fraud is costing financial institutions more than cash in transit heists or "normal" robberies, says Ian Melamed.
No system is 100% secure, but secure behaviour needs to be exercised, says Radware.
Johnny Long takes a wry look at Hollywood hacker movies.
In today's technology roundup: Gates says Ballmer to decide on Yahoo, YouTube India launches, BBC and ITV unveil free satellite service, and Microsoft releases XP SP3.
In this World Wide Wrap: SafeEvault releases SME solution, AlarmPoint hosts customer forum, and InMage Systems appoints Dan Beal.
In this World Wide Wrap: GE Healthcare, Merck partner, new partnership presents opportunities, and Heart Clinics Northwest chooses METAmessage.
In this World Wide Wrap: Presstek offers UV, Polaroids digital, still instant, and Ota takes the reins.