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Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Saudi deal won't affect Canadian BlackBerry users BlackBerry users in North America shouldn't worry about RIM's negotiations with countries like Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, India and Lebanon affecting the security of their devices, analysts say. RIM's statement says the enterprise solution remains unchanged
Monday, May 26, 2008
RIM says it can't provide e-mail interception in India India wants RIM to provide a way for it to intercept communications sent via BlackBerry's enterprise server, but the company insists there's no master keys or back doors to get around the encryption
Sunday, April 30, 2006
Security concerns hinder mobile deployment Secutiry concerns are the biggest obstacle to the widespread adoption of wireless and remote computing in businesses worldwide today, according to a global survey by the Economist Intelligence Unit and sponsored by Symantec Corp. 
Tuesday, June 08, 2004
Building a better business case Choosing her words carefully, Nina Burgess describes her employer, Fortune 500 financial company Comerica Inc., as "very intentional." By that, she means it's a company with lots of process and a deliberate decision-making model. If you want to spend the company's cash, you'd better have your business case down cold. That's because you'll have to make your pitch to the Strategic Investment Committee, an august body of top-level leadership that generally meets every four months to scrutinize every major investment proposal. The company has a multi-step process for ensuring that the business case presented for each project is truly accurate. 
Tuesday, October 01, 2002
Nortel puts focus on network security As part of its effort to stop a continuing revenue slide, Nortel Networks Corp. last week launched two IT infrastructure security products that are part of a wider network security architecture detailed by the company.
Thursday, September 26, 2002
Nortel puts focus on network security As part of its effort to stop a continuing revenue slide, Nortel Networks Corp. last week launched two IT infrastructure security products that are part of a wider network security architecture detailed by the company.
Thursday, November 01, 2001
Eradicating bad e-haviour Melissa, I Love You, Code Red, Nimda —the mere mention of these network-threatening pathogens, and the ease with which inexperienced users can invite them in past a million-dollars worth of firewalls, is enough to make administrators reach for the economy-size antacid bottles in their desk drawers.
Thursday, November 01, 2001
Eradicating bad e-haviour A few basic policies and training procedures about network virus threats can be a simple, cheap and surprisingly effective solution to many human-error types of security breaches, according to experts.
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