Hackers have developed new methods that are difficult to detect, says Ideco.
Cloud computing is still a top security fear for CIOs.
Open source company Synaq will offer access to a cloud-based e-mail application without any bandwidth costs.
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Our bandwidth habits are determined by what we have available to us - not the other way around.
Is social media a valuable weapon in the marketing arsenal or just another toy for the kids?
Provided it's used in an engaging manner, e-mail could be a powerful tool for marketers, says Acceleration.
The board wants the site closed, but has yet to hear what its Russian counterpart is going to do about it.