Symantec to buy Altiris 30 Jan 2007 14:00 GMTSymantec said it will merge technology from Altiris into its endpoint security products, which deal with compliance, security and backup issues.
Source: Computerworld Cost-Effective High Availability with Veritas™ Cluster Server 30 Jan 2007 14:00 GMT(Source: Symantec) This whitepaper will provide information on using Veritas™ Cluster Server to increase application availability in a cost-effective way. It will provide an overview of the history of clustering solutions in the open systems market and detail how Veritas clustering differs from other solutions in the control of larger, more cost-effective clusters.
Source: Computerworld The Business Value of Dual-Use DR 30 Jan 2007 14:00 GMT(Source: Symantec) Companies are getting new use out of previously idle disaster recovery (DR) sites, using these investments for software development, for example, then rapidly reprovisioning them back to DR roles with Provisioning Manager when needed. Download this white paper for an executive overview of the disaster recovery capability of Veritas™ Provisioning Manager.
Source: Computerworld Improving Regulatory Compliance with Encryption 30 Jan 2007 14:00 GMT(Source: Utimaco) As enterprises address the challenges presented by regional regulatory mandates, encryption serves an additional purpose: helping achieve high levels of data privacy. Data privacy is an essential component in complying with regulations worldwide.
This paper examines the role that encryption plays in minimizing corporations risk while helping IT directors, security officers, and executives meet confidentiality mandates and satisfy legal requirements within particular geographic regions.
Source: Computerworld Symantec to acquire Altiris 29 Jan 2007 15:46 GMTThe $830 million deal aims to bolster Symantec's end-point offerings for mobile devices, laptops, desktops and servers.
Source: ZDNet Chicago Elections Board Faces Charges Over Breach 29 Jan 2007 05:22 GMTThe Chicago Elections Board was hit with federal and state lawsuits over a recent disclosure that in 2003 and 2004, it mistakenly distributed CD-ROMs with the Social Security numbers of voters to local officials.
Source: Computerworld