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Newspapers failing web 2.0 challenge
Comment When a confused whale swam up the Thames in London, the first pictures on Sky News came from members of the public who captured the spectacle on their mobile phones. Newspapers need to find innovative ways to embrace web... [12 May 2009]
SSL VPN Security: Secure Remote Access From Any Web Browser
White Paper SSL VPN is an exciting new technology that allows remote access to applications and files from standard web browsers. Because they require no client-side software other than a web browser, SSL VPNs offers great convenience, and promise... [11 Sep 2008]
Optimizing Branch Office Security and Productivity in the Financial Services Sector
White Paper It also provides solutions based on the features and capabilities included with ISA Server 2006, Whale IAG 2007 and Windows Server 2003 R2. This white paper examines the problems that financial services sector companies... [03 Apr 2008]
Healthcare Trust Delivers Urgent Services Faster With Secure Remote Access
White Paper The trust implemented a secure remote access solution based on Microsoft Whale IAG technology. A team of eight radiologists at Essex Rivers Healthcare NHS Trust deliver a 24-hour on-call service. Until recently, they... [19 Dec 2007]
Easy, Integrated Solution Gives Workers Remote Access, Improved Productivity
White Paper ROI recently implemented Whale Communications Intelligent Application Gateway, a remote-access solution that is part of the Microsoft Forefront line of business security products. ROI, the Dutch Institute for Public... [19 Dec 2007]
The Weekly Round-Up: 02.02.07
Round-Up The best option for anybody wondering whether they should chuck their PC in a skip/river/whale's mouth would be to speak to UK charity Computer Aid International which will take PCs that are far from end of life (even if... [02 Feb 2007]
Microsoft is 2006 takeover titan
News Among Microsoft's acquisitions were Canadian asset-tracking company AssetMetrix and a reported $75m deal for remote-access and firewall company Whale Communications. Microsoft racked up the largest number of global... [15 Jan 2007]
Will's Web Watch: Life on Google Earth
Comment And take the case of the group of marine biologists who are using Google Earth to illustrate the passage of a tagged whale shark around the Indian Ocean. Companies that want to offer advanced 'store finder' capabilities... [06 Nov 2006]
Microsoft set for security shopping spree
News Recent acquisitions such as Winternals and virtual private network (VPN) specialist Whale will help Microsoft build a comprehensive range of integrated services that cover every aspect of security, according to Gopal... [03 Aug 2006]
Microsoft reels in VPN specialist
News Microsoft has agreed to acquire Whale Communications, a specialist in secure remote access and web application firewalls. Microsoft declined to comment on an Israeli news report that it paid $75m for... [19 May 2006]
Labour Party secures VPN from hackers
Case Study Labour upgraded Whale's e-Gap Remote Access SSL virtual private network software in April, one month before the election. Robinson added: "The reason they went for the Whale solution was because it has a... [25 Jul 2005]
Las Vegas at 100: Why it's tech's kind of town
Comment Oracle boss Larry Ellison is reported to be that most coveted of Vegas gamblers, a 'whale' - the super high-stakes $1m-per-night kind of playboy whom the casino host would literally sell his own grandmother to entertain. [16 May 2005]
Police quiz ex-virus writer in Slammer investigation
News Members Ratter and dis69 resigned, while two weeks ago, Whale was found guilty in Russian courts of virus writing. Police are questioning a former member of the 29A virus writers' club over the internet worm Slammer. [29 Nov 2004]
Virus writer punished - with £57 fine
News Suchkov, who went under the pseudonym 'whale', was part of the Russian virus writing gang 29A, whose other virus writing antics include creating the proof of concept code for the first mobile phone virus, Cabir. [19 Nov 2004]
EAI - everything you wanted to know...
Comment And the 'minnows' who specialise in delivering one or two types of infrastructure technology either because they don't have the resources to be a whale or because they have explicitly decided to avoid the... [04 Jun 2003]
