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RSS undergroundCyber Criminality - Is Your Worst Nightmare Coming True?
White Paper To summarize, cyber-crime has turned into a well-developed underground market of massive magnitudes. Attack methods are getting more sophisticated every day and organizations of all sizes are potential targets. [01 May 2009]
Cross-border policing to take down digital crims
News Underground forums easily emerge to serve as clearing houses or virtual supermarkets for myriad criminal activities over the internet. The FBI agent whose undercover sting operation led to the dismantling of an... [23 Apr 2009]
Leading Teen Addiction Treatment Center Relies on SmartDraw for IT Diagrams
White Paper Kennon needed a fast and easy way to capture, and display non-visible infrastructure such as power, phone, networks, as well as sewer lines and underground water. Kennon Baker is the IT & Facilities Director for the Teen... [15 Apr 2009]
Browser hijacks and holey software skyrockets
News Attacks are traded in underground channels, with people buying and selling software that automates attacks or even entire botnets of infected computers that serve as spam armies, the report says. Twelve per cent of all... [14 Apr 2009]
RFID-Based Network for Personnel and Mission-Critical Asset Tracking in a Disaster City
White Paper On a larger scale solution, this system can be used for underground mine safety and communications, subterranean building safety and communications, indoor/Outdoor Personnel tracking, indoor/Outdoor Moveable asset... [13 Apr 2009]
D-Link Equips Gretna School District With 10 Gigabit Network Infrastructure
White Paper This ambitious project required physically linking five school buildings using underground fiber cable buried 15 feet deep and sometimes more than one mile apart. Gretna citizens voted to approve a $1 million bond... [03 Apr 2009]
Inbox: Underground safe from mobile chatter
Comment A plan to put mobile connectivity on the London Underground has stalled. A silicon.com exclusive got readers talking this week, with (most) responses extremely thankful that trials of mobile connectivity on the London... [23 Mar 2009]
The Weekly Round-Up: 20.03.09
Round-Up Everyone who gets a train to work has to put up with the ceaseless aural pollution from commuters' mobiles already, so why should travellers on the underground miss out on the fun? Dear God, please let allowing access to... [20 Mar 2009]
Financial Management for IT Services: A CA IT Service Management Process Map
White Paper One uses the analogy of subway or underground system transport maps to illustrate how best to navigate a journey of continuous IT service improvement. CA's IT Service Management (ITSM) Process Maps provide a clear... [16 Mar 2009]
Exclusive: High costs kill off London Underground mobile plans
News A plan to put mobile connectivity on the London Underground (LU) has stalled. Speaking at the time, Richard Parry, London Underground's strategy and service development director, said: "We recognise that... [13 Mar 2009]
Airwave heads out on the Highways Agency
News The rollout follows a deployment by London Underground late last year that saw the Airwave system extended throughout 250 miles of Tube tunnels. The Highways Agency is extending its rollout of the Airwave digital radio... [10 Mar 2009]
Barclaycard, Orange share a mobile wallet
News Barclaycard has previously worked with mobile operator O2 on a contactless payments and Oyster mobile trial on the London Underground. Mobile operator Orange UK and credit card company Barclaycard have announced a... [09 Mar 2009]
Service Level Management: A CA IT Service Management Process Map
White Paper One uses the analogy of subway or underground system transport maps to illustrate how best to navigate a journey of continuous IT service improvement. CA's IT Service Management (ITSM) Process Maps provide a clear... [02 Mar 2009]
M2M - The Rise and Rise of the Mobile Machines
White Paper The rapid rise in property prices, growth in car ownership and lack of parking in congested capitals such as London led to the recent economic viability of digging out personal underground car elevators. [21 Feb 2009]
Brits still not that into contactless payments
News An O2 trial last year of mobile contactless tech for travel and small value payments on the London Underground found consumers were more keen on the travel feature than the payments side, with 89 per cent of testers... [12 Feb 2009]
