IT security teams might not manage IT security soon
It may sound stupid but soon people who are trained as IT security professionals may not be managing their firm’s actual IT security in the near future.
It may sound stupid but soon people who are trained as IT security professionals may not be managing their firm’s actual IT security in the near future.
29 February 2012 Last updated at 02:59 ET By Julian Joyce BBC News Please turn on JavaScript.
(Raleigh, N.C.) Consolidated Asset Recovery Systems (CARS), a Raleigh-based leader in repossession and remarketing services, this day announced it is partnering with Future Computer Systems, Inc. (FCSI), a software company providing on-line mail fulfillment services, to launch EZ-Letter, the industry’s first closed-loop solution for the electronic creation and distribution of statutory default forms such as “Notice of Sale” and “Notice to Repossess.” The system, managed from within CARS’ proprietary Internet-Based Electronic Asset Management System (I-BEAM) web portal, will provide lenders ...
The Intel Corporation has announced that it will be developing a new line of computer chips that make use of NFC technology.
RICHMOND — At least one Madison County business has fallen victim to a recent e-mail scam catching the attention of the Better Business Bureau. The BBB of Central and Eastern Kentucky issued a warning Monday urging businesses and consumers to be on the lookout from an e-mail that appears to be from bbb.org.
ScienceDaily (Nov. 3, 2011) The European TRAMS (terascale reliable adaptive memory systems) consortium funded under FP7 investigates the impact of statistical NanoCMOS variability on terascale embedded static random-access memories (SRAMs) based on sub-16 nm technology generation using conventional and novel complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) devices.
As Microsoft prepares for the upcoming Windows 8 launch, they are also provided us a glimpse of what the future of computer use — this includes software and hardware — with a nifty video that not only gives us a forward thinking look at what lies ahead in the world of computer use, it also gives you an idea concerning Microsoft’s strategy going forward.
VR-Zone is reporting that Apple is still considering the use of USB 3.0 in their future computer offerings.
Forward to a few years from now, and everybody would be using their computers or setting them up anywhere they please. That’s how the future-computer is designed. Designer Jakub Záhoř has drawn up a pretty picture of the future computer which the user can attach on any glass surface.