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Surveillance tools for logging and monitoring employee activities for security and compliance are getting increased attention in the enterprise, but a recent high-profile incident indicates that the same technology may also be putting organizations at risk

The HIPS tool the PAL team used provides an open interface so a custom rule to precisely shield the SipXtapi vulnerability could be built.

The HIPS tool the PAL team used provides an open interface so a custom rule to precisely shield the SipXtapi vulnerability could be built.

Overseas hackers broke into customer accounts at two popular online stock brokerages, TD Ameritrade and E-Trade, in a "pump and dump" stock-trading scheme that led to at least $24.7 (US$22) million in losses.

Citrix Systems Inc. bulked up the latest version of its access infrastructure software suite of products with more than 100 new features. News of Citrix Access Suite 4.0 highlighted a strategy session day in New York City, attended by approximately 100 market analysts and press. Citrix announced the latest iteration of products, positioned by CEO Mark Templeton as

In February, the first arrest was made of a man who violated the CAN-SPAM law by sending unsolicited commercial messages not over traditional e-mail but over instant messaging. Given the rate at which e-mail threats, including spam, viruses and phishing attacks, are migrating to the world of instant messaging, this arrest isn't likely to be the last of its kind.