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Guest Column: Nothing is lost when identities are known
Companies need to hold onto company data when they let go of their staff to avoid disgruntled employees stealing it
Ayden Nash, Earthwave
Mar 25 2009, 3:52PM
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DiData: “Virtualisation is nothing special”
Dimension Data Australia believes virtualisation has swept the industry, but customers are still struggling with data management issues.
Trevor Treharne
Mar 3 2008, 1:35PM
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This year's rampage of phishing scams is "just the tip of the iceberg," according to a message security firm's analysis of 2004 and its predictions for 2005, both released this week.
Gregg Keizer
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Greg Keizer
Dec 7 2004, 12:00AM
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