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Microsoft unveils integrated security

'Stirling' package aimed at taking on rivals McAfee, Symantec

Groups call for competitive spectrum auction

A consortium of businesses, consumer advocates, and think tanks want the upcoming auction of 700MHz spectrum to include open access requirements

Spammers’ use of AI only just begun

Security industry experts: Image spam tip of iceberg; tech, enterprise must target roots of problem, rather than individual campaigns, to drive back new forms

States settle with ChoicePoint over 2004 breach

Company hopes that new credentialing methods will better safeguard data in the future

Brocade pays $7M to settle with SEC

Company neither admits to nor denies charges, expects no further action from Department of Justice

How to avoid being a ‘buffer’ from the brass

After 10 years, Yahoo CTO calls it quits

Farzad Nazem, who had been with the company since 1996 and had been CTO for a decade, is leaving the company; a replacement has not yet been named

Attackers get chatty on VoIP

The hacker attacks happening via Skype will become more severe and sophisticated as businesses start adopting VoIP technologies, analysts say

Indian vendors reply to U.S. senators’ H1-B inquiry

NASSCOM responds on behalf of India's largest outsources, saying that new restrictions on H1-B visas would cause all sorts of trade problems