Learn more about predicted attacks for 2010 at next month's ITWeb Security Summit.
In today's technology roundup: Apple moves into business sector, botnet takedowns fail to stem spam tide, infected XP owners left unpatched, and DOJ abandons Yahoo fight.
In this World Wide Wrap: Human rights network adopts Joomla CMS, Collabora joins Linux Foundation, and ImageWare unveils biometrics initiative.
In this World Wide Wrap: Facebook deletes iPhone apps, MS Silverlight 4 debuts, and IBM intros Power 7 developer tools.
In this World Wide Wrap: Israel blocks iPad, Lagardere Active and YouTube partner, and Enablence to acquire Teledata.
In this World Wide Wrap: NetSuite joins Amazon's storage cloud, SGI drives next-gen storage, and Buffalo rolls out USB SSDs.
Business Connexion took home two awards for highest partner revenue and highest new product revenue.
Through its Professional Services division, businesses can navigate stored documents and manage increasing data volumes.
Identity and access management adoption shouldn't be pushed by law, but rather by the pain of loss.
Ticketing systems fell over on the first day of over-the-counter sales, revealing a gap in the organisation's local market knowledge.
In today's technology roundup: Porn virus blackmails victims, angry Romanian hackers deface Telegraph, IT not a major consideration for liberals, and Obsessive Ink unveils 3D tattoo app.
Open source software and cloud computing can achieve huge cost savings in IT investments, says Snynaq.
In this World Wide Wrap: SAS intros social media analytics, Ingram Micro unveils BI centre, and Information Builders upgrades BI apps.