Data Sharing
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New tech in action at Singapore parade
News As nation celebrates its 44th birthday, new technologies are deployed to support operations at National Day parade and extend reach to public.
Tags: Mobile platforms/communications, Wireless, Video, Singapore, Portal, entertainment, network, camera, team, Mobile platforms/communications
P2P file-swapping comes to PDAs
News Sun's Jxta protocol will allow file-swapping and data sharing between PDAs and mobile phones.
Next IM adoption wave arriving soon
Insight Instant messaging is a popular consumer tool that hasn't taken deep root in the enterprise. But that may change soon.
UK govt rules out data breach notification law
News The U.K. government says it won't implement a data breach notification law, but will increase fines for companies violating data protection legislation.
Tags: Data security, Security Management, Security implementation/standards, Regulations, Phishing, Notification Law, European Parliament, Europe, data sharing, Government
EU fights cybercrime with 'remote search' strategy
News The European Union has adopted a cybercrime-fighting strategy that includes "cyber-patrols" and police searching suspect systems remotely.
Tags: Network security, Web sites, Government, Police, European Union, Compensation, data sharing, knowledge, European Commission, Microsoft Access
Report: Smart-grid hackers could cause blackouts
News Cybersecurity experts say someone with US$500 of equipment and materials could take command and control, allowing for "en masse manipulation" of electricity service.
Tags: Hacking, Department Of Energy, CNN, Security, Cybersecurity, Blackout, security services company, Grid, data sharing, power consumption
Plan to extend police-hacking powers gathers pace
News The Home Office is working with the European Parliament on plans to extend police powers to remotely search PCs without a warrant.
Tags: Corporate law, Web 2.0, Hacking, Police, European Parliament, Officer, computer security expert, Computer, phone, Wi-Fi
SGH buys S$500,000 StorageTek solutions
News The Singapore General Hospital (SGH) has bought S$500,000 worth of storage solutions from StorageTek South Asia Pte Ltd.
U.K. public fears widespread data-sharing abuse
News The U.K. information commissioner is calling for restraint when using client information after citizens expressed fear that data sharing in the public and private sectors is out of control.
Tags: Databases, Data security, Security
U.K. police tap road cameras for crime-fighting info
News Move is necessary due to the "enduring, vehicle-borne terrorist threat to London", according to government officials.
Tags: Privacy, State Government
SAP spotlights new software architecture
News SAP plans to discuss a new software architecture that's designed to make its line of business applications easier to modify and better able to work with other systems.
Tags: Business applications
CA M'sia delivers new enhanced ARCServe 2000
News Leading enterprise computing software developer, Computer Associates (CA) Malaysia yesterday released the Windows 2000 version of its data protection and management solution ARCServe 2000.
DataPortability has big names but a long road ahead
News A new group called DataPortability hopes to bridge one social media site to another, using existing technologies like OpenID and RSS.
Tags: Web 2.0, Web sites, Digital media, Next-generation technology/networks
BEA Systems acquires Fuego
News Company's latest buy to expand BEA's presence in service-oriented architecture software.
Tags: Web services, Acquisitions
Oracle delivers simplified Java tools
News The company releases JDeveloper 10g with a "framework" to simplify services-oriented Java development, in an effort to take market share from IBM and BEA Systems.
Tags: Java
