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Symantec Mail Security Appliance Evaluation Program
Try and Buy: Symantec Mail Security 8300 Series appliances deliver low-cost antispam, antivirus, and compliance technologies that protect inbound and outbound instant messaging and e-mail. Try an appliance in your environment at no cost for 30 days and get the option to effortlessly deploy it by purchasing a license key, or you can return it to Symantec at no cost.
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Gartner E-Mail Active Archiving Market Update, 2007
Analyst Report: The e-mail archiving market is complex, and requires a closer look at the capabilities and target markets for each vendor than is provided in "Magic Quadrant for E-Mail Active Archiving, 2007." For companies looking to select an e-mail archiving vendor that meets their unique needs, this research will help create a list of vendors to evaluate.
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E-Mail Archiving Vendors - 2007 Magic Quadrant
Analyst Report: An analysis of the market for on-premises e-mail archiving solutions by The Radicati Group, revealing the top players, mature players, specialists, and trail blazers.
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The eDiscovery Vendor Landscape
Analyst Report: eDiscovery solution providers offer a diverse mix of technology and services to help organizations respond to discovery requests triggered by internal investigations, regulatory action, or litigation. But this Forrester report finds the landscape is muddled at best — filled with start-up vendors of questionable viability, software giants with questionable domain expertise, and no apples-to-apples comparison mechanism — making it difficult to understand the best possible choice for your specific needs.
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Fundamentals of Mail Security
Strategy Guide: This guide examines the results of Symantec's 2006 security surveys, evaluates spam and malware solutions, and analyzes security assessment appliances.
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Wireless News
Microsoft Snatches Up Multimap
[December 12, 2007] The spending spree and rivalry with Google continues through Microsoft's latest acquisition, a European online mapping player.
Coalition Wants TV 'White Spaces' For Broadband
[December 12, 2007] The Google-backed Wireless Innovation Alliance calls for the FCC to open up the gaps between existing television channels for Internet use.
In-Flight E-mail, IM Service Takes Wing From JetBlue
[December 7, 2007] Free value-add will support Yahoo Mail and IM, and Wi-Fi-equipped Blackberry models -- but no Web.
New Bill Demands ISPs Report Online Child Exploitation
[December 7, 2007] Expert says local Wi-Fi providers have little to fear, while ISPs face strict fines for failing to report illicit content.
For TomTom, All Roads Lead to Google
[December 6, 2007] Google Maps will now link up with TomTom's personal navigation devices.
Google Integrates Its iPhone Apps
[December 5, 2007] Single interface and fast mobile access for GMail, Calendar and other applications is the goal.
Improving Telecom Service With a Customer's-Eye View
[November 28, 2007] IBM's upcoming software tool aims to help telcos and ISPs improve service by viewing their networks like their users do.
Verizon to Support Open Device Access
[November 27, 2007] As pressure mounts on traditional wireless carriers from Google and the FCC, the mobile giant continues its change of heart.
Google Steps Up Spectrum Serenade
[November 16, 2007] Search giant's mobile plans involve more than phones.
Security Sweep Finds Retailers Wi-Fi Networks At Risk
[November 16, 2007] A majority of the wireless network devices found at retailers are
ripe for potential compromise, a recent survey by a wireless security
firm has found.
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