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Emerging markets face higher cyberthreat risk
News China and India are among those with a high share of global bots, but Turkey is most vulnerable to Web malware, says new report from MessageLabs.
Tags: Network security, Security Management, Data security, PC security, Malware, MessageLabs Ltd., Security, Mobile, Domain, cyberthreats
How Microsoft plans to make its mark in CRM
Insight newsmaker The software giant is well placed to take the lead in the CRM arena with its on-demand and packaged software, not to mention a US$1 billion annual infrastructure budget, says exec Brad Wilson.
Tags: Customer resource management (CRM), Strategy, Utility computing, Software-as-a-service (SaaS), Microsoft Corp., CRM, e-Service, On-demand, Sales, Server Price
MNCs turn to India, China to combat recession
News Global companies tap strong business opportunities in emerging markets by launching new products and services tailor-made for these segments.
Tags: Best strategies, Business development/management, Business, India, Sun Microsystems Inc., e-mail, Emerging Market, recession, Philips Electronics N.V., foreign direct investment
Forrester: 2.2B people online globally by 2013
News In four years' time, 43 percent of Internet population will reside in Asia, according to new projections from the research group.
Tags: Web sites, Forrester Research Inc., Asia, Western Europe, Turkey, Russia, Emerging Market, Middle East, Internet, U.S.
WSJ: China bans YouTube
News Chinese officials confirm that they are blocking the Web's largest video site but haven't disclosed the reason.
Tags: Web 2.0, Iran, Google Inc., Thailand, Video, YouTube Inc., Pakistan, Turkey, China, Wall Street Journal
Report: Turkish hackers breached US Army servers
News Investigators believe hackers used an SQL injection attack to break into U.S. Army servers and redirect visitors to other sites, according to report.
Tags: PC security, Data security, Network security, Security Management, SQL, Server, U.S. Army, SQL Injection, Turkey, Oklahoma
IBM report: Vulnerabilities still going unpatched
News Many disclosed vulnerabilities are still unpatched years later, notes report, while Microsoft is vendor with the highest percentage of disclosed holes.
Tags: PC security, Security Management, Data security, Network security, IBM Corp., Malware, Report, Vulnerability, online banking, operating system
3 lessons a CIO can learn from Windows 7
Techguide Microsoft's missteps with Vista, and attempts at redemption with Windows 7, offers firms valuable lessons in IT, be it in rolling out a new corporate application or delivering millions of copies of a new OS.
Tags: Windows 7, Infrastructure/architecture management, Operating System, Microsoft Corp., software, Information Technology, Windows 7, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows 7, Patrick Gray
Unclean mobiles 'like sucking a toilet bowl'
News Tests of mobiles belonging to 200 doctors and nurses working in operating theaters and intensive care units show 95 percent were contaminated with bacteria.
Tags: Cellular phones, Toilet, Mobile, Cell Phone, Survey, computer keyboard, phone, Worker, Turkey, keyboard
Police smash DarkMarket cybercrime ring
News The FBI, Soca and international police forces have closed down the Darkmarket forum, which traded in banking and credit-card details.
Tags: Security, Arrest, FBI, Card Information, Manchester, Turkey, trader, keyboard, Symantec Corp., Germany
Lenovo earnings dinged by weak enterprise demand
News PC maker has been restructuring to cut costs but remains a tale of two companies--it leads in China even as it struggles in mature markets.
Tags: Desktops, Notebooks and tablets, Europe, Sales, Latin America, Earnings, Lenovo Group Ltd., 3G, Emerging Market, CEO
Gartner reveals top 30 offshoring hotspots
News The analyst house's 2008 list of the top offshoring destinations reveals new contenders challenging the dominance of India and China.
Tags: IT Management, IT Governance, IT strategy, Employee policy/training, List, India, Vietnam, Thailand, Europe, Gartner Inc.
Gates: Cyberattacks a constant threat
News U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates responds to report that hackers stole information about US$300 billion fighter jet program.
Tags: Hacking, Data security, Security, Cybersecurity, Air Traffic Control, Attack, Pentagon, computer, sensitive information, Wall Street Journal
Digital snoops have nothing on Joe sales clerk
News Sure, computers track our online shopping. But for sophisticated surveillance, you can't beat the human being in a brick-and-mortar store.
Tags: Authentication and encryption, Security Management, Security applications/tools, Yahoo! Inc., Tool, Portal, Grid, sexual orientation, Sales, Computer
Thailand enters Gartner's Top 30 offshore service providers
News However, there are several urgent steps that the Thai government should take if Thailand is to fully take advantage of the country's outsourcing potential.
Tags: Newbie, Personal broadband, Business broadband, Change mangement, Entrepreneurship, Politics, Outsourcing, India, Thailand, Information And Communication Technology
