The solution allows security managers to associate risk, threat and security vulnerability with underlying app.
Riken and Fujitsu have taken top spot on the 37th TOP500 list, announced at the 26th International Supercomputing Conference.
The company helps enterprise customers accelerate their transition to private, public and hybrid cloud models.
Fake ticket confirmations to the Olympic Games have been discovered by Norton.
In today's technology roundup: More trouble for RIM, Mozilla to unleash Firefox 5 today, iPhone drives up mobile data, and Google Chrome Frame bypasses admin controls.
An analyst has upgraded AMD's stock, saying it will gain market share and downgraded larger rival Intel.
In spite of the growth, consumers are yet to embrace the concept of mobile shopping, says Forrester Research.
Starbucks released an Android app that allows customers in the US to pay for coffee with their smartphone.
The platform could be beneficial, as theoretically centralised data centres are green by default, says Ovum.
Malware causes about 43% of computer issues requiring SMEs to have their machines serviced, says Office Depot.
The company has signed a partnership with an analytics software maker.
The company's expanded range of networking products has resulted from HP's acquisition of 3Com.
The company can be found in the Hurlingham Business Park, Johannesburg.