Microsoft Appeals Massive EU Fine

May 26, 2011 Create or Manage Your Profile IT Management Daily Brought to you by Microsoft Appeals Massive EU Fine While a ruling on the outcome is months away, Microsoft's appeal this week of a massive fine by the European Commission is being eyed by other U.S. firms. Read more >> Report: Smartphone Security- How Do Your Processes Stack Up? Sponsored by Kaspersky A Threatpost.com survey of 120 enterprise users found that smartphone adoption is going full steam, but security for those devices is a back burner issue. Example: only 31% of those surveyed said their employer required them to install security software on their smart phone. Download the results from the Enterprise Mobile Security Survey to see how your own organization's security processes stack up against your peers and where they fall short. Click Here >> NFC: Google Wants Your Wallet. And That's a Good Thing. Google's promotion of NFC, or near field communication, is expected to dramatically change mobile commerce. Read more >>    Cloud Storage No Threat to SMB NAS Systems, Survey Shows    Google's Latest Data Center Is Cooled Entirely With Ocean Water    IT Professionals in High Demand: Report    Apple to Issue Mac Update to Halt Malware Attacks    Google to Unveil Mobile Payments Platform Job Title: Collaboration Architect (IL) Company: Next Step Systems Location: US-IL-Chicago    Experience a 24% Average Increase in Website Sales. Try VeriSign Seal Today!    Whitepaper: Thin Provisioning--Intelligent Storage Virtualization Technology    PDF: Protecting Your Code Updates--How to Defend Against SSL Spoofing Attacks    Red Hat Video: Build a Private Cloud, One Step at a Time    Kasperskey Report: Smartphone Security- How Do Your Processes Stack Up? Users Now Run BI (Get Over It, IT Pros) Business intelligence software is no longer the exclusive province of the IT department. Read more >>

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