ANTI BUSINESS SMALL SOFTWARE SPAM:

2006: The Year Spam Raised Its Game and Threats Got Personal RedNova
MessageLabs, a leading provider of integrated messaging and web security services to businesses worldwide, today announced the results of its 2006 Annual MessageLabs Intelligence Report which examines trends seen over the last twelve months and looks forward to 2007.
European spam demands lack bite Computing.co.uk
Computing, Computing , Thursday 7 December 2006 at 00:00:00 Defeating spam requires actions not words European Commission statements can be open to charges of bureaucratic obfuscation, even for the most supportive commentators. Last week's communication on spam is no exception: 12 pages of broad assertions > Read the full article
Preventing spam at small business shouldn't be full-time job Daily Breeze
There are several things you can and should do, depending on the size of your business. The most basic are steps you take internally to make yourself less vulnerable.
Software speeds archiving and retrieval of e-mail. ThomasNet
Suited for SMBs and MSPs, E-mail Integrity Suite enables timely e-discovery processes for litigation, regulatory compliance, and better business practices. PrivacyImport can restore millions of backed-up, dormant e-mails into secure and searchable archive database. PrivacyVault enables end-users to specify search conditions for e-discovery. With PrivacyPost Attachment Quarantine, companies can
Column: Send spam packing Norwich Bulletin
Spam is a slang term for sending unsolicited commercial e-mail. According to Hormel Foods' Web site, ( http://www.spam.com/ci/ci_in.htm ) the term "spam" was adopted from a Monty Python skit in which Hormel's Spam meat product was featured.
Cybercriminals Target Small Biz HispanicBusiness.com
Even though Craig Brown was hired to be financial controller at Menlo Park [Calif.]-based Summer Hill, a 45-employee home-furnishings company, his boss figured computer-savvy Brown could lend an occasional hand with information technology.
Enterprise Security Software targets SMBs. ThomasNet
Available in English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish, SCOoffice Server v4.2 offers task management, calendaring, contact management, shared address books, and group scheduling as well as security features for e-mail access. It runs on both OpenServer v6 and UnixWare v7.1.4. Complete collaboration support is provided via full-featured Web client delivered through common web browsers such as
Free Service Aims to Untangle Network Security Concerns Small Business Computing
Yesterday, it was called Metavize, but today the San Mateo, Calif.-based company officially changed its name to Untangle and, more importantly, announced that its suite of on-demand network security software is now free to the more than five million U.S. small businesses with 10 or fewer employees.
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Experts: Hackers to step up 'cyberwar' in 2007 CNN.com
LONDON, England (Reuters) -- Computer hackers will open a new front in the multi-billion pound "cyberwar" in 2007, targeting mobile phones, instant messaging and community Web sites such as MySpace, security experts predict.
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