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NAI Code Compliance Report 2009
Clerkendweller : Web Security, Usability and Design | January 1st 2010 by Clerkendweller
Following on from Tuesday's topic of terms and conditions for interactive advertising, the US Network Advertising Initiative (NAI) has just released their 2009 compliance report. Members that collect, transfer, or store data for use in OBA [Online B read more
Advanced Computer Protection – Home Edition 1.2
Blogger Freak - Software Info | December 27th 2009 by Victor Aria Wijaya
We are glad to present you our new product: Advanced Computer Protection. If you search for a software which can control the amount of time which your child spends in front of a computer screen, if you wish to make a work of your child maximally safe read more
Download Handy Backup Pro Free – Backup Your Data to DVD, CD, U…
techmynd | December 24th 2009 by MJK
I had posted earlier about handy backup and provided 3 promo codes. Now here is another chance for TechMynd new users to get Handy backup software (worth $79) for free. I have got 3 more promotional licenses for Handy Backup Professional to give and read more
Should The Whole Web Site Be SSL?
Clerkendweller : Web Security, Usability and Design | December 22nd 2009 by Clerkendweller
Britain has some snowy and cold weather at the moment causing difficulty for people getting to shops or going on holiday, and web retailers are likely to be doing brisk trade if they can still deliver before Christmas. E-commerce sites are often read more
Why using a Drobo for Apple’s Time Machine might not be a good…
MacMedics Macintosh Service & Consulting Blog | December 17th 2009 by Dana Stibolt
Why using a Drobo for Apple’s Time Machine might not be a good idea We’re fans of the Drobo data storage device here at MacMedics. They are a fantastic, low-cost solution for storing large amounts of data with relative safety. In a repair that I read more
Data Protection Registration
First aid information for ITG instructors and anyone interes… | December 13th 2009 by Keith Sleightholm
The correct use of personal information under the Data Protection Act 1998 is a legal requirement and it is worth checking what you have to do with your business and most business have to register with the date protection office. SOme more informat read more
Consultation on the Personal Information Online Code of Practice
Clerkendweller : Web Security, Usability and Design | December 11th 2009 by Clerkendweller
On Wednesday I attended the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) Personal Information Online Conference 2009 at which the ICO launched their consultation on the new Personal Information Online Code of Practice. Manchester and Salford gave us a read more
Small Business Data Backup - How to Select an Online Backup Servi…
Small Business Technology Resource | December 10th 2009 by Liam Arthur
By David T LeeOnline data backup service provider is an alternative to backup off-site data and files. Using an online backup service is convenient and will help your small business to save money on hiring staffs for the management, ongoing maintenan read more
Socioeconomic and Legal Implications of Electronic Intrusion | by…
Business Success, Life Success, Career Success, and Manageme… | November 29th 2009 by Super B
Socioeconomic and Legal Implications of Electronic Intrusion by Dionysios Politis, Phaedon-John Kozyris and Ioannis Iglezakis (eds) 2009 (387 pages) ISBN:9781605662046 Focusing on abusive and illegal practices of penetration in the sphere of private read more
This is Why the Drobo S is better versus other RAID systems
Technology, Current News, Gadgets and Philippine TV | November 26th 2009 by Mac Hoe
Data Robotics recently released a new professional class backup and storage device, the Drobo S.Whether you’re a professional video editor or someone who wants to secure tons of Blu-ray movies which have been downloaded from the internet (the read more
Protecting a company’s confidential data can make people happie…
Endpoint Security in the News | November 25th 2009 by Alina
I’m quite convinced people who work for companies that protect their private data and do not allow it to be easily lost or stolen are happier. And I’ll explain why! I work in such a company. This company uses software that ensures protect read more
Hewlet-Packard protege tus datos en forma continúa
Blog Portátiles | November 21st 2009 by www.100Blogs.com
Data protector, la iniciativa para la protección de datos de HP, llega a los portátiles de la marca, y ahora los usuarios de ordenadores portátiles Hewlet-Packard cuentan con soluciones de seguridad en tiempo real para proteger todos los frutos de read more
T-Mobile it’s data & what do file sharers think?
Openbytes | November 21st 2009
"They've been naughty boys haven't they Mr Flibble?" T-Mobile employee's sell personal information. I wonder what filesharers and their ethos of "free data" make of that? Anyone believe they would tackle that questi read more
The Business Case for Data Protection
Security Awareness Training | November 19th 2009
Newly released research reveals that while C-level executives feel that good data protection efforts support organizational goals such as compliance, reputation management or customer trust, there is a lack of confidence in the ability to safeguard s read more
Consultation on Revised Fines for Serious Data Breaches
Clerkendweller : Web Security, Usability and Design | November 17th 2009 by Clerkendweller
The Ministry of Justice has announced the Government's consultation on revised fines for serious breaches of the Data Protection Act. In Civil Monetary Penalties: Setting the Maximum Penalty proposals are made for a maximum £500,000 fine. T read more
Advice on security for small/medium sized organisations
Alertsec Xpress Data Security Blog | November 16th 2009 by Patrick
We’ve talked about the The Information Commissioners Office (ICO) several times here, most recently in Encrypt Before the Law Smacks It On. We talk about the ICO because it is one of the few governmental agencies, anywhere in the world, that read more
ICO gets new powers to address data protection negligence
Pro2col Blog | November 13th 2009 by Pro2col Ltd
Announced earlier this week by the Ministry of Justic, amends have been made to the Data Protection Act of 1988 that when passed in April 2010 will allow the ICO to impose fines of up to £500,000 on organisations found to be negligent regarding the read more
DataRecovery: Recovering Deleted Hard Drive Data Made Easy
Tech Ravings | November 9th 2009 by Aditya
If you accidently deleted some important data from your computer hard disk, here is a free and handy tool to restore your accidently deleted hard drive data. Named as DataRecovery, it is a useful application that lets you restore all your accidently read more
DataRecovery: Recovering Deleted Hard Drive Data Made Easy
Tech Ravings | November 9th 2009 by Aditya
If you accidently deleted some important data from your computer hard disk, here is a free and handy tool to restore your accidently deleted hard drive data. Named as DataRecovery, it is a useful application that lets you restore all your accidently read more
Can You Prevent Data-Loss Threatening Your Small Business?
Small Business Technology Resource | November 7th 2009 by Liam Arthur
By Neil ChambersIn my role as a Berkshire based computer support and repair professional I see small firms taking major chances with data that if lost, could be the end of the firm overnight. But it need not be that way for YOUR small business so rea read more
Do you fear outsourcing?
Niyamath Parveez | November 5th 2009 by Niyamath Parveez
Everyone has fears and things that worry them. Of course, people have very different levels of fears ranging from low to very high. There are people who are so overcome by fear that they find it very difficult to function in any real or accepted mann read more
The Staggering Costs Of Lost Laptops And What To Do About It
C Infinity Technology Blog | November 2nd 2009
I recently read the results of a Ponemon Institute study which indicated that the average cost of a lost laptop was almost $50,000. The cost was broken down into seven main drivers: Laptop replacement cost including purchase price and related overh read more
You need more than a blue shield to secure data
Alertsec Xpress Data Security Blog | October 30th 2009 by Patrick
Earlier this month we wrote about breaches of medical data in the United Kingdom, but in these past few weeks the US medical community has been stunned by two major security breaches related to Blue Cross Blue Shield. The Blue Cross and Blue Shield b read more
Data Protection And Hard Disk Recovery Go Hand In Hand
all about search engine optimization | S E O | October 30th 2009 by eka citra sandy arif
When it comes to hard disk recovery, the best method is to insure that you will never need it. Besides making frequent backups, the following measures will keep your system running smoothly.Antivirus ProtectionNew viruses are invented every day, and read more
Double-Take Software
Melancholy Musings | October 30th 2009 by Barbara Desmond
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Are You At Risk From Losing Your Tape Backup?
C Infinity Technology Blog | October 30th 2009
It’s not uncommon for a business in Ireland to use tape backups as a backup solution for their critical data. What is common though is the fear that some business owners have using a tape backup solution. When I deal with a new customer I often ask read more
Caution with your Digital Marketing Drive
Success with Blogs | October 29th 2009 by Sahil Mehta
With all the hype about digital marketing and its effectiveness, one needs to show a bit of caution as well in getting into the phenomenon no holds barred. Social media are out there for the taking and people are moving online in droves. Websites are read more
Handy Backup – Automatic Data Backup, Recovery and Synchronizat…
Tech Toggle | Its All About Technology | October 28th 2009 by Abdul Haseeb
Hardware and software errors, viruses and malware, simple human mistakes – these are just a few reasons why it is important to care about data loss prevention and protect the associated operational processes. While insuring hardware assets seems t read more
Your data is your data, no matter where it is
Alertsec Xpress Data Security Blog | October 26th 2009 by Patrick
With some of the most stringent reporting requirement regarding data breaches, the tiny state of New Hampshire (population 1.3 million) in the northeastern United States is turning into the place to go to learn about data breaches. The latest new read more
No More Secrets
Turbulence Ahead | October 26th 2009 by Gerard O'Neill
I remember an editorial in the Observer, long ago, noting that 'the genius of the English was never to take anything, in religion or politics, to its logical extreme'. It was, I seem to recall, a pointed reference to some policy initiative in the Uni read more
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