Swimming in the process pool: Faulty business processes can result in costly hiccups in the day-to-day workflow of your organization. In an exclusive InfoWorld review, Senior Contributing Editor James R. Borck finds that BEA's AquaLogic BPM 5.7 delivers an effective, albeit somewhat complex, all-purpose process management engine, bridging application integration with human event management and offering some good Swimming in the process pool: Faulty business processes can result in costly hiccups in the day-to-day workflow of your organization. In an exclusive InfoWorld review, Senior Contributing Editor James R. Borck finds that BEA’s AquaLogic BPM 5.7 delivers an effective, albeit somewhat complex, all-purpose process management engine, bridging application integration with human event management and offering some good analytical insight along the way.Barracuda sinks its teeth into malware: Following in the wake of the Barracuda Spam Firewall, the Barracuda Web Filter 310 combines potent anti-spyware chops with the capability of blocking unauthorized Web sites, viruses, adware, malicious Web content, and unauthorized applications — all at an impressively low price, according to security whiz Roger A. Grimes. Reporting shortcomings are a notable weakness, however.Tiptoeing through the patches: If you’re a Windows admin, you know the second Tuesday of the month as Patch Tuesday, when Microsoft releases its latest round of patches. But what happens if vulnerability is discovered two days later? You can wait four weeks for a patch from Redmond — or you can try out a patch from a third-party vendor. What to do? Find out why Roger Grimes suggests that sometimes, the latter approach makes sense. Technology Industry