Unified communications get a boost from a big backer, your web site is probably at risk, and there's a new iPhone lawsuit that has nothing to do with software updates. All in all, it's an exciting Tuesday here in the Test Center. New Microsoft OCS: Brian Chee and Oliver Risk took a long, hard look at Microsoft OCS and found that Office Communication Server -- linked to Exchange Server -- make for a formidable co Unified communications get a boost from a big backer, your web site is probably at risk, and there’s a new iPhone lawsuit that has nothing to do with software updates. All in all, it’s an exciting Tuesday here in the Test Center.New Microsoft OCS: Brian Chee and Oliver Risk took a long, hard look at Microsoft OCS and found that Office Communication Server — linked to Exchange Server — make for a formidable communications platform. Unfortunately, the deployment hurdle (in both money and effort) is high, too, but may well be worthwhile if you need to have a single, common in-box for all your corporate communications.Your Web Site is Open: Matt Hines has been reading again, and this time the story is as scary as anything by Steven King. According to the latest White Hat study, 90% of web sites are open to hacker attacks. You’ll want to read Matt’s blog, but don’t take too long — your web site probably needs some attention. Now. Toxic iPhone?: According to Greenpeace, your iPhone may be making you sterile — not because of how it works, but because of how it’s made. It’s all in the phthalates, you see. At least, that’s the claim of a new lawsuit against Apple. Ted Samson isn’t covering all the lawsuits against Apple in Sustainable IT, but the phthinking of phthe phthalate opponents is squarely on his green radar screen. Technology Industry