Articles from Database and Network Journal (August 1, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Self-service" storage: has its moment arrived?	Hough, Geoff		1547
Actuate previews Actuate 10.			163
Ad-Aware release.			92
Anti-spam gets a makeover.			163
ArcSight appoint Wick Hill.		Brief article	101
Beating the data deluge with storage virtualisation.	Murphy, Steve		582
Coradiant end-user visibilty.			132
Deduplication, reduction and compliance--backup your data.	Warren, Martin		670
Governments increasing spend on customer relationship management solutions.			727
Hackers charged.			374
How to multiply the uses of your business continuity infrastructure.	Master, Ian		717
IBM X-Force report.			610
Information security forum lays out vision.		Brief article	195
IT as a weapon: how to determine the value of virtualisation.	Poelker, Chris		1099
Know your cybercrime enemy--Finjan unveils the latest cybercrime organizational structures and modus operandi: in its Q2 2008 Web Security Trends Report, Finjan outlines the latest developments.			549
LogMeIn enables integration.			147
Microsoft and BearingPoint solution.			217
Mobile research.		Brief article	253
New portal from original software.			133
Nominum DNS protects over 120 million Internet users.			235
Not quite as 'Cuil' as hoped--but just what will it take to outsmart Google?			265
NX appliances verified.			105
OOXML will take second place.			210
Payment card data--know your defense options: choosing and successfully deploying the right security solution.	Mattsson, Ulf		5173
Rascom turns up data capacity.			129
Serena Software joins Valtech.			158
Sybase and QlikTech combine.			164
TestBench for Oracle v6.3.		Brief article	244
The bad guys are out-running the good guys--can compliance stop them?	Chess, Brian		738
The green data centre.	Andrews, Phil		1167
The Open University launches OUView on YouTube.			97
The secret of effective data protection.	Sweeney, Geoff		969
Think again about your disaster recovery strategy.	Brown, Martin		554
Toshiba unveils USB 2.0 HDDs.			138
Virtualisation is here to stay.	Bailey, Kevin		684
Wireless broadband to exceed two billion customers by 2015.			195