NETWORK SOFTWARE SPY:

Action on the small screen Sydney Morning Herald
Now you can take your own show on the road, writes Nicole Manktelow.
100 years of Grace Hopper COMMUNICATION ZDNet India
Akamai hacker pleads guilty SOFTWARE John Bombard, the Florida man who launched a distributed denial-of-service attack against caching company Akamai Technologies in June 2004, pleaded guilty Wednesday to two counts of intentionally accessing a protected computer without authorization.
Top 10 Tips to Avoid Identity Theft, Internet & Email Scams This Holiday Shopping Season PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance
Criminals around the world are stealing credit card information, bank account passwords and other sensitive or personal information in greater numbers than ever before.
Webroot Grants Ingram Micro and Channel Edge Partners Immediate Access to New Integrated Spyware and Virus Protection Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance
BOULDER, Colo.----Webroot Software, Inc., the leading provider of anti-spyware software for consumer, enterprise and SME markets, today announced the availability of a new SME product through its global distributor, Ingram Micro Inc. , as well as its Channel Edge partners.
Rick's Notebook: Red Hat To Cover Wall Street In Red With Move To NYSE WRAL-TV 5 Raleigh
CEO Matthew Szulik will ring opening bell as Red Hat celebrates its move to New York Stock Exchange from the NASDAQ.
Webroot Offers Security Product Through Partners eWeek
The company's Internet-based threat solution is designed to protect SMEs from spyware and viruses.
Business '06: Who Won, Who Lost AP via Yahoo! Finance
Before 2006, if someone in the business world mentioned "backdated options," you'd be forgiven for thinking they were making a joke about Steve Jobs' necktie collection.
New Zealand technology businesses raise the bar Scoop.co.nz
Hong Kong, 12 December 2006 – According to the sixth annual Deloitte Fast 500 Index, the Asia Pacific tech sector is in very robust shape with this year’s fastest-growing 500 technology companies recording an average two-year revenue growth of 399 percent.
Microsoft tightens security, but will it make the Internet a safer place? The York Dispatch
NEW YORK -- Microsoft Corp. took great pains to improve security in its newly released computer operating system, Windows Vista, redesigning it to reduce users' exposure to destructive programs from the Internet.
Business \'06: Who won, who lost Sharewatch
But in 2006, the big losers were defined by the scandal that erupted over executives who received big paydays due to stock options backdated to low points in a company\'s stock price.
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