Articles from Database and Network Journal (February 1, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
ASG-becubic 6.5.3.		Brief article	181
Atlantic Link's rapid software is Vista ready.			134
Avanquest launches Parallels.			338
CA storage management product.			142
CheckFree successfully completes testing certification.			207
Data centre outsourcing to rise.			431
Data quality dashboard.		Brief article	229
Data security firms establish PCI Security Vendor Alliance.		Brief article	241
Drive-by hacking on the rise?			395
Eclipse Foundation launches Data Tools Platform 1.0.			256
European distribution agreement.			141
Finjan unveils new Web Appliances.			324
Infosecurity Europe 2007.			2369
Internet Security Systems report.			970
IPCheck Server Monitor.			227
IT standards hijack.			366
Kaseya managed service framework extends Microsoft OS support.			214
LinuxIT Europe launches PCI Data Security Standard compliance service.			208
Microsoft launches Windows Vista and Microsoft Office 2007 to consumers worldwide.			554
Mobile initiatives to be a critical business strategy.			409
Neolane to drive international expansion.		Brief article	138
Network Server Suite 4.0.			164
New agreement for IBM and Dassault Systemes.			262
New Sophos security report.			438
Pointsec expands data protection portfolio.			226
Preventing data leaks on USB ports: Pointsec device protector simply regulates access and data for any plug-and-play peripheral.			2184
Privileged password management: combating the insider threat and meeting compliance regulations for the enterprise.	Hudson, Sally	Company overview	4947
Protegrity joins the PCI Security Standards Council.			199
RSA announces findings of annual Consumer Online Fraud Survey.			417
ScanSafe reports spyware skyrockets.			362
Trend micro adds spyware and rootkit protection.			232
Unify announces NXJ Developer.			325
Webroot discovers potential security flaws in Vista.			484
Webroot releases Vista-compatible product.			298
Who can you trust? Trustworthiness is a precious commodity, and online criminals are expert at faking it. Aston Fallen, CEO of Steganos, highlights how cybercrime has become big business and how easy it is for consumers and businesses to fight back.			915