Enterprise-level security now available in a home USB device
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Blog: Yoggie offers a computer within a USB stick that handles enterprise-level Internet security for your home laptop or PC.
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Blog: ZoneAlarm 7.1 offers true two-way firewall protection for Windows Vista users.
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Updated antivirus software for businesses adds intrusion prevention features.
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eEye Digital Security launches the REM Security Management Appliance 1505, the first hardware device incorporating its technology.
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The first PCs and devices supporting a wireless version of the USB communication technology are starting to appear. Do they portend a flood?Photos: Wireless USB devices
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Researchers at Toshiba have developed a method that they say makes possible to absolutely secure distribution of encryption keys across a network.
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Mobilinux 5.0 improves security and power management, and supports Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on USB.
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Identity 2.0 company Sxip releases a new login and password management
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Software maintains security on laptops when they're outside the network.
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On Wednesday, Symantec released a beta of its new enterprise security product, Symantec Endpoint Protection 11.0, formerly codenamed Hamlet. The beta marks the company&#39;s most significant update to its enterprise security software in years.
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IRVINE, Calif., June 25  /PRNewswire/ -- Businesses, remote workers and consumers can now keep their individual PC data secure with biometric authentication thanks to IOGEAR's Personal Security Mouse with Nano Technology (GMEFP1W6).
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New Total Protection for Enterprise 2.0 adds phishing protections and offers improved detection for malicious software.
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Microsoft gives us an update on Windows Home Server
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Device uses NCQ technology to prioritize a PC's requests.
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The upcoming Outpost Firewall Pro 2.5 operates seamlessly with XP SP2 to improve security and privacy.
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Latest variants are able to spread more quickly between vulnerable devices.
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Home net hardware could come under attack from malicious hackers, say security researchers