Check Point adds hardware UTM
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Aims boxed SMB security at the IT generalist Check Point has announced its first universal threat management (UTM) appliance in a bid to win over mid-sized organisations who want their own security systems, but don't want to buy security software and install it themselves.â¦
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Flash memory stick makers are showing off USB (Universal Serial Bus) drives at Computex that have been certified to work with Windows Vista&#39;s ReadyBoot and ReadyBoost functions, which improve boot-up times and the software start-up speeds in PCs.
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Avoiding errors In a recent article here in The Register we saw some of the problems that result when floating point numbers are misused or chosen inappropriately.â¦
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Configuring a PC around the minimum hardware requirements of an application or operating system may not be the best idea for users who hope to get the most out of Windows Vista.
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In brief Exploit circulating for unpatched vuln
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Latest PECL Releases:syck 0.9ps 1.3.5syck 0.9.1imagick 2.0.0b3
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A 7200rpm unit that's as fast as a 10,000rpm job, apparently
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Shares rise sharply after the software maker reports higher 3Q profit on strong products demand. TEL AVIV, Israel  - Check Point Software Technologies Inc.
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(InfoWorld) - You canât blame check point Software Technologies CEO Gil Shwed for looking outside the United States for his companyâs latest technology acquisition: Swedish firm Protect Data AB. After all, his Israeli companyâs previous attempt to buy a company, intrusion prevention software maker Sourcefire, was unceremoniously squashed by the U.S. government, which expressed "national security" concerns from some three letter U.S. agencies that were Sourcefireâs customers. This time around, Check Point found its partner far afield from the United Statesâ amber waves of grain, but Shwed denied that it had anything to do with the outcome of the Sourcefire deal. According to Shwed, the Protect Data deal grew out of a hard assessment of the security space, future trends, and Check Pointâs current portfolio. The outcome was that Check Point, which almost single-handedly launched the network protection market with its firewall technology, had to do more to protect data, rather than just networks. âToday the infrastructure is protected pretty well,â Shwed said. âYou can always do more, but infrastructure is just one step. We decided that we needed to go all the way and protect data.â Protect Dataâs PointSec technology looked like a good bet for Check Point, which plans to integrate the companyâs data protection software into its unified security architecture, including management tools, VPN clients, and existing end point security products such as the ZoneAlarm desktop firewall, Shwed said. Although the United States is a great market for tech firms, many of the leading companies are outside its borders. That may be a byproduct of strict U.S. laws for exporting encryption technology, Shwed said. But Shwed said that Check Point is still looking for good technology to buy all over the world, including domestically. For now, Shwed said he is optimistic that future buys â about which he declined to speculate â would pass muster with U.S. regulators and the intelligence community.
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With onboard WiFi Review Thereâs no place for loyalty and fond feelings in a serious reviewerâs armoury but based on their past few generations of hardware itâs difficult not to expect great things when ASUS create a new motherboard then prime your salivary glands by hitching the word âDeluxeâ after the model number.â¦
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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c46994)  has announced the addition of "Computer  Hardware in the United Kingdom" to their  offering.
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A curious network performance reduction noticed by many Windows Vista users of the 2CPU forum that became the talk of Slashdot last week has been identified as having been caused not by DRM, as Slashdot users expected, but by a curious prioritization "feature" of Vista that's intentionally biased toward Media Player at the expense of network and system resources.
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By Cinthia Ritchie, Anchorage Daily News, Alaska  Feb. 26--The cables were the problem.   Or wait! Maybe it was the RAM. Or the processors. Or ...
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This is release 0.3.1 of ReactOS, an open source effort to develop a quality operating system that is compatible with applications and drivers written for the Microsoft Windows NT family of operating systems (NT4, 2000, XP, 2003).   Mainly, the work focused on rewriting certain parts of the ReactOS Core (kernel, HAL, bootloader, etc). Read through the changelog, and you will see the amount of changes in this release!  Please don't forget this is an alpha-stage operating system, which means it is not suitable to replace your main OS. Also, this release is aimed to be run mostly in virtualizers / emulators (like QEmu, VMWare, Parallels, etc): because of the big amount of changes, our development team was not able to test/fix all problems which arise when running ReactOS on real hardware.  Press-release: http://www.reactos.org/en/news_page_34.html  Changelog: http://www.reactos.org/wiki/index.php/ChangeLog-0.3.1  Download packages are here: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=6553&package_id=6629&release_id=492696  ReactOS website: http://www.reactos.org
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com September 22, 2004, 4:33 PM PT. With the economy slowly turning up, upgrading hardware has been on businesses radar in the past 12 months as their number two priority.
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Device uses NCQ technology to prioritize a PC's requests.
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Both PCI-E, but only one is a latest-generation part