| PCI Standard Criticized at House Hearing At a congressional hearing last week, federal lawmakers and retail industry officials contended that the PCI security rules have done little to stop payment card data thefts and fraud. EMC bundles e-discovery, compliance and archiving software EMC last week bolstered its e-discovery, compliance and archiving software with a family of products called SourceOne that lets companies manage multiple content types from a central location. EMC claims that with SourceOne, customers can save as much as 50% on total cost of ownership and
receive a total payback in as little as 12 months. Linux, Unix devices benefit from a unified Active Directory environment An oil exploration company has numerous Linux and Unix devices that it's bringing into Active Directory through a unified directory tool. The project is already providing payback through operational efficiency, audit compliance and better security through privileged user access control. ECM makes business processes efficient While spending on enterprise content management (ECM) used to be driven primarily by regulatory compliance, a recent study found that cost savings is the new driver. White House defends controversial H-1B visa extension President Barack Obama has so far reversed a number of actions taken by President George W. Bush -- on embryonic stem cell research, species protection and medical research -- but his administration has so far shown no interest in reversing a Bush-approved rule that has drawn the ire of H-1B opponents. Cries of protest, censorship greet news of cybersecurity bill Communism, Fascism, treading on liberties, censorship and other political cries greeted the news of proposed legislation in the U.S. Senate that would give the president... Cognizant agrees to pay H-1B workers $500,000 in back wages IT services provider Cognizant Technology Solutions has agreed to pay $509,607 in back wages to 67 H-1B workers after an investigation by the U.S. Department of Labor. Brocade switch joins emerging storage, network standards Brocade is gearing up for the Fibre Channel over Ethernet era with a new switch and adapters, but says not to expect mass adoption of FCoE until 2011. Comply! Compliance with regulations is a bear, but there are tools to get you there. Our revamped Product Guide can help you sort through them all. April giveaways galore
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