Chris Conrath

Articles by Chris Conrath

Calling all call centres

John Walker admits there was a problem with trust prior to implementing new data quality software at Bell Mobility

Windows malware increases dramatically: report

From January to June 2004 the number of viruses and worms targeting the Microsoft Corp. Windows operating system rose by 350 per cent from the same period the year before, with a total of 4,496 new pieces of malware designed to exploit it, according to a report released by Symantec Corp on Monday.

Condensing server printer drivers

When employees from around the globe access Open Text Corp.

Majority of IT security will be outsourced

A recent report from the Yankee Group points to increasing government regulations, an ever expanding number of threats and vulnerabilities, and rapid changes in security technology as the reasons that 90 per cent of all corporate IT security will be outsourced by 2010.

E-health helps system play catch-up

With all levels of government in on the action to cures what ails the health care system, it is not surprising that e-health talks at this week

Vendors lack true user empathy

While vacationing out East I noticed many of my credit card receipts had none of the numbers deleted.

Phishing should be on corporate radars

With a likely upsurge in regulations requiring corporations to divulge whether sensitive customer data has been illegally accessed, Canadian companies will have to pay increasing attention to the prevention of phishing scams directed at their employees.

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