Trend Micro NeatSuite(TM) Named eWeek Channel Insider's 'Product of the Year' for Security Server...
                   
prnewswire.com     May 14, 2008          

Trend Micro NeatSuite(TM) Named eWeek Channel Insider's 'Product of the Year' for Security Server Software CUPERTINO, Calif., May 14 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Trend Micro Incorporated (TSE: 4704), a global leader in Internet content security, announced today that Trend Micro NeatSuite(TM)... [read full story]                    


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ORCS Web Supports SQL Server 2008 for Hosting Clients on Day One

californianewswire.com     13 mins ago          

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- ORCS Web is pleased to announce it is supporting Microsoft's SQL Server 2008 as of August 6, the first day of its release. This is possible through ORCS Web's close working relationship...                    

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Outsourcing AV: researchers move antivirus scan to the cloud

arstechnica.com     46 mins ago          

Researchers develop a method that allows networked computers to ship executable files to a server for parallel scanning by multiple antivirus applications. The best antivirus scanner, it turns out, is all of them.Read More...                    

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Tech.Ed 2008... less than a month to go!

technet.com     1 hr ago          

I've been very quiet on the blogging front recently due to a number of things: overseas travel, trying to organise a wedding (I'm getting married in October), illness, but most of all due to the amount of planning and work...                    

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Cloud Computing: Is Midori Sour or Sweet?

pcworld.com     2 hrs ago   19 related          

A future Microsoft operating system may be entirely Web-based. Mark Sullivan, PC World that would move applications and data from our desktops to the Internet quickly drew the ire of many PC World readers. The idea of...                    

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