Contrary to the notion that insiders pose the gravest security threats, Verizon Business reveals the opposite is true.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft fixing Bing bug, UK police go mobile, judge shoots Craigslist challenge, and UK government opens data to public.
In this World Wide Wrap: Russia bullish on nanotech plans, robopets and talking frames aid elderly, and breakthrough to boost download capacity.
In this World Wide Wrap: Consumers pay for Samsung green plan, Lexmark plans worldwide job cuts, and Nvidia takes imaging to cloud.
In this World Wide Wrap: India plans RFID toll system, Smartrac unveils green RFID tags, and Malaysian govt uses RCG patrol solution.
The Lifebook tablet PCs support Windows 7 multi-touch screen capabilities.
The Parlotones and Rectron have partnered to produce a Parlotones-branded Gigabyte notebook.
The operating system has the features of Vista and the performance of XP, says Louis Botha, CTO of Think iT Solutions.
The e-Cadre programme addresses crucial ICT issues and is a priority for government, says the department.
In today's technology roundup: Sun slashes another 3 000 jobs, UK govt drops DNA proposals, big names support net neutrality, and GE unveils pocket-size ultrasound scanner.
In this World Wide Wrap: Schools get tech training grant, MS donates training vouchers, and CBT Planet and SkillSoft partner.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS bullish on SharePoint, SAP and Novell drive GRC, and IT companies need good governance.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP readies Windows 7 PCs, Fujitsu demos multi-touch desktops, and Compaq to be revived.