Mari-Len De Guzman

Whether a mobile device is stolen, forgotten or merely misplaced, it can pose a serious threat to enterprise security. Yet studies show that many Canadian organizations don

Novell Inc.'s SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10 (SLED 10) offers greater compatibility and integration with various Windows business applications. SLED 10 comes with a number of open-source-based applications, including Novell

IT security vendor Symantec Corp. and Intel Corp. are collaborating to bring the benefits of virtualization technology to desktop security, executives from the two companies announced at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco.

Moving along a path of energy-efficient computing, Intel Corp. has pledged technology evolution in microprocessors that will improve performance per watt by 300 per cent by the end of the decade.

The proliferation of Web logs, or blogs, has some information security experts concerned about the possibility of this online medium becoming a vehicle for industrial espionage.

Toronto-based law firm Goodman and Carr LLP has doubled its effort to increase productivity and availability for clients

If a recent IDC Canada report is any indication, high-profile cases of stolen mobile devices and compromised personal information may have little effect on how Canadian businesses view security threats to wireless and mobile devices.

Automated check-in and registration systems, currently being used in the airline and retail industries, have found their way to the healthcare sector and are proving their worth in enhancing patient care