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PGP goes back to its roots

PGP Corp this week delivered its first set of product upgrades since the company was spun out of Network Associates Inc this August, and...

Tracking Tux: Research Round-Up

- By Barbara French, Tekrati - Bloor Research crosses the aisle and declares Linux enterprise-ready. META Group sees signs of changing tides in data center...

How low-cost 802.11b and Linux have improved my life

- By Robin 'Roblimo' Miller - I was in the computer section of Circuit City, a major consumer electronics retailer, when I saw an 802.11b...

IBM Rolls Out WebSphere 5.0 For E-Business On-Demand

IBM on Monday unveiled version 5.0 of its WebSphere Application Server as the newest step in its campaign to deliver on-demand E- business applications...

Using Parasoft Tools to Develop Applications on SCO Linux Powered by UnitedLinux

Anonymous Reader writes "“Parasoft has been a supporter of Linux for many years, and we have seen an increasing number of vendors joining the...

ActiveState Unveils PureMessage

Elaine Chong writes "ActiveState Corp. today released PureMessage 3.0 (formerly PerlMx), further strengthening the power of its trusted anti-spam, anti-virus, and policy compliance solution, greatly reducing IT...

SuSE Linux Names Richard Seibt as New CEO

Oakland, CA - 11/25/2002 - SuSE Linux, the international Open Source technology leader and solutions provider, today announced the appointment of Richard Seibt as...

Automatic Session Management on the Apache Server

Tara Rinke writes "Tulsa, OK -- Farpointer Technologies today announced new automated session management for the Apache server." The company's iConductor server module interacts...

Linux Advisory Watch – November 22nd 2002

By:  Benjamin D. Thomas - Linux Advisory Watch is a comprehensive newsletter that outlines the security vulnerabilities that have been...

A question of trust

Microsoft plans for a online archive of our lives are a bit too much for technology consultant Bill Thompson. Link: BBC