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 IT
Act languishes thanks to government negligence
The Indian IT Act 2000 turns two this month.
However, rather than being part of the solution to the misuse
of technology, its implementation seems to have opened up a
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NAI
to offer managed security services through ASP
Infinite
eyes software services as key growth driver
IBM
launches security solution for SMEs |
| News
Analysis |
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IT
Act languishes thanks to government negligence
Synplicity
to undertake ASIC development in India
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Opinion |
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The
anti-virus paradigm shift
With companies becoming more connected, virus writers
and programmers have shifted their focus on to the network,
thus making it not just important but also imperative for
companies to have a holistic anti-virus policy in place, says
Trend Micro’s Goh Chee Hoh
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| Advantage
Tamil Nadu |
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Tamil
Nadu: The IT torchbearer of the south
Tamil Nadu, one of the leading industrial states in India,
is not only well linked by all means of transport but the
international airport at Chennai connects the state with rest
of the world.
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| Storage
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Storage:
Demand for Storage
Storage beats
the slowdown
Storage: NAS
and SAN
NAS and SAN
two pieces of the same puzzle
Storage over
IP Soon becoming a reality
Storage: Case
Study
IOCL fuels
IT infrastructure growth with SAN
Storage: Software
Storage management
software market booms
Storage:
Disaster Recovery
Disaster
Recovery Paving a recovery path
NSE’s
stitch in time saves nine
Storage: Personal
Storage
Personal
storage market looks up in India
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| Interview |
“The
idea is to project the technological capability of India as
a whole”
Bangalore IT.com, organised by the Software Technology Parks
of India (STPI), Bangalore, in association with the Government
of Karnataka, is one of the leading information and communications
technology shows in the country.
“Anti-virus,
firewalls and intrusions detection systems can’t protect you
from an internal threat”
The threat of insecure communications is probably at its peak
in the digital era. Raghu Raman, practice head, Mahindra Consulting
tells Stanley Glancy why he thinks the next killer application
is security
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