



Novell's Cloud Security Service is software designed so that hosting and cloud-service providers can offer authentication, authorization, provisioning and de-provisioning services to their enterprise customers.
Investments in cloud computing may be hindered by CFOs who are hesitant to allocate funding to SaaS projects.
Mobile devices are slowly gaining ground as the preferred media for e-Commerce.
The country is enforcing rules that require companies to use Chinese security products
An Android application disguising as a Snake game is actually a spy app which will secretly send GPS location data every 15 minutes to linked handsets.
New technologies such as cloud computing and social networking continue to be exploited by cybercriminals in order to crack corporate data.
The Hewlett-Packard-McAfee deal and HP's acquisition of Fortify are the latest examples of a trend that could threaten long-term innovation in the security industry.
A look back—and forward—into the top security predictions halfway through the year.
With the major standards bodies working out identity management and security and portability in the cloud, the industry has turned its attention to another matter: cloud computing law and order -- in particular, the lack of jurisprudence as to who pays for what when an outage occurs.
Discussions around electronic health records or the digitization of patient records are often focused around what the government is doing to introduce eHR into a country. Dr. C.P. Wong and Mr. Pascal Tse, share their views on what eHR means to the private sector. Dr. Wong is co-chairman of the eHealth Consortium, a non-profit organization in Hong Kong that is promoting the concepts of patient record digitization. Mr. Tse is the head of IT as a private local hospital in Hong Kong - St. Teresa's Hospital.



