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Internet, Email & Electronic Communication Policy - Internet, Email & Electronic Communication Policy sections include appropriate use of equipment, Internet access, Intellectual Property, e-mail, e-mail retention period, data security and ownership of information. This has been updated to reflect NABSTER, music and video file capture and use.
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DiskMonitor Network Administrators, DRP Coordinators, and Security Managers - can use DiskMonitor (DSM) to view drive and folder usage. Local drives as well as network shares are supported. UNC pathing and Drive$ shares are supported as well.
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More Security News... - View more Security news and analysis from Computerworld.com.
British ISP fires back at spammers - BT, the large British ISP, is undertaking an aggressive new campaign to rid itself of spammers and to help recover user machines that have covertly joined the zombie botnet legions. Vista's DRM could bedevil antivirus packages - Microsoft's push for digital rights management in Vista could spell disaster for antivirus programs, as malware writers use the "protected processes" feature to avoid removal. Windows CE, Symbian wide open to attack - A Kaspersky Labs researcher has published a report that describes Windows CE as particularly vulnerable to attack. However, rival mobile OS Symbian hardly fares better in Alexander Gostev's analysis. Fujitsu to offer flash-disk, encryption options - Fujitsu has announced that it will offer laptops using flash memory rather than hard disk drives in its B and Q series, as well as a B-series option for a hard-disk drive that will automatically encrypt its data. Microsoft security chief Fathi moves along - The reign of Microsot security czar Ben Fahti turned out to be a brief seven months. Fahti will shift to heading up development of the core components of the Windows operating system. His Security Technology unit will be absorbed by the company's Trustworthy Computing group. Grievance panel: Ohio U. should rehire fired IT execs - Ohio University's grievance committee is recommending that two top IT managers who were fired in August following a series of data breaches be rehired.
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