Google launches Web Security for Enterprise
Google have today announced the launch of their Web Security for Enterprise package. The official Google Blog reports:
The product enables organizations to control how employees use the Internet, and provides easy-to-use tools to create, enforce, and monitor the right web policy for your organization. Now, through a new add-on feature, we’re extending that security to users wherever they may be working.
I’m not sure what the pricing model will be, as the site says “Contact Sales to Purchase”. It’s probably a case of “If you need to ask, you can’t afford it”.
It’ll be interesting to see how this one pans out.
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VMware announces Fusion 2.0 Beta 1
If you’re a regular reader, you’ll know that I went through a fairly recent life changing event. I found Mac’s
Since being the proud owner of an exquisite MacBook Pro, I’ve been a user of VMWare’s amazing Fusion, which allows me to run Windows (and just about any other [...] Continue Reading…
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What is it with bags
What’s this latest trend of having the word “bag” printed on the side of bags? I saw someone walking around yesterday with a little brown bag that had “little brown bag” printed on it. Is that in case we’re not actually sure if it really is a little brown [...] Continue Reading…
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A little bit of Internet history
I was doing some aimless browsing the other day and came across my own very first web site. I had no idea it was still in existence! Take a look and you’ll understand where the name of this blog and my Internet nickname comes from:
For some reason, the banner [...] Continue Reading…
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Wordpress 2.5.1 released
Wordpress 2.5.1 has been released. As well as including a number of enhancements, it also includes a major security fix. I’d therefore recommend upgrading as soon as possible before the vulnerability is made public.
Following my early post about Wordpress sites being hacked, I’m making sure I now keep an [...] Continue Reading…
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