Prevent Extreme Data Disaster

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SecureSpeed, LLC, Leading Provider of
Data Storage, Data Backup, Security and
Disaster Recovery Solutions Names VP,
Sales and Marketing

SecureSpeed, LLC, Leading Provider of
Data Storage, Data Backup, Security and
Disaster Recovery Solutions Names VP,
Sales and Marketing 12/26/2004 04:50 AM
SecureSpeed LLC named Ludwig Terán as Vice President of Sales and Marketing. [PRWEB Dec 26, 2004]

Microsoft’s PUMA to prevent theft of
audio data

Microsoft’s PUMA to prevent theft of
audio data 03/14/2005 05:46 PM
At the end of April at the WinHEC 2005 developers´ conference Microsoft intends to furnish further details on the copy protection functions of the successor to Windows XP Longhorn, which is planned for 2006. The preliminary WinHEC 2005 Master List of Tracks and Sessions under the heading Media Advances for the Windows PC Architecture lists a number of events dealing with the form of control of use known as Digital Rights Management (DRM). One of these track sessions will, for instance, be concerned with the Protected Media Path (PMP), which is to be established for media data in Longhorn PCs. A Protected Environment (PE), whilst providing a Protected Video Path (PVP) and Protected User Mode Audio (PUMA), will enforce defined requirements on hardware drivers (for TV or graphics cards, say). These channels are to be proof against data theft by rogue software. PUMA runs in the PE, with the PVP even encrypting data transfer to the graphics card over the PCI Express Port (AES 128). A PC´s outlets - in the case of video signals the outlet of the graphics card - are also integrated into the output protection management concept (OPM). Here Microsoft mentions known output protection schemes such as HDCP, Macrovision or CGMS-A, but also speaks of artificial resolution constrictors. According to Microsoft "significant hardware features must be implemented in graphics chips for Windows Longhorn to support PVP and OPM, with additional larger implications for the drivers." The longer term project PAP is to introduce audio encryption all the way to the audio codec chips.

Microsoft’s PUMA to prevent theft of
audio data

Microsoft’s PUMA to prevent theft of
audio data 03/14/2005 06:26 PM
At the end of April at the WinHEC 2005 developers´ conference Microsoft intends to furnish further details on the copy protection functions of the successor to Windows XP Longhorn, which is planned for 2006. The preliminary WinHEC 2005 Master List of Tracks and Sessions under the heading Media Advances for the Windows PC Architecture lists a number of events dealing with the form of control of use known as Digital Rights Management (DRM). One of these track sessions will, for instance, be concerned with the Protected Media Path (PMP), which is to be established for media data in Longhorn PCs.

A Protected Environment (PE), whilst providing a Protected Video Path (PVP) and Protected User Mode Audio (PUMA), will enforce defined requirements on hardware drivers (for TV or graphics cards, say). These channels are to be proof against data theft by rogue software. PUMA runs in the PE, with the PVP even encrypting data transfer to the graphics card over the PCI Express Port (AES 128). A PC´s outlets - in the case of video signals the outlet of the graphics card - are also integrated into the output protection management concept (OPM).

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Are You Prepared For Disaster? Is Your
Data Really Protected?

Are You Prepared For Disaster? Is Your
Data Really Protected? 07/07/2004 12:43 PM

Mohler, Nixon & Williams Selects Data
Domain Recovery Appliance to Manage
Large Volumes of Backup Data; New
Appliance Proves Key to Company's
Disaster Recovery/Business Continuation
Strategy

Mohler, Nixon & Williams Selects Data
Domain Recovery Appliance to Manage
Large Volumes of Backup Data; New
Appliance Proves Key to Company's
Disaster Recovery/Business Continuation
Strategy 07/29/2004 03:03 AM
Mohler, Nixon & Williams has recently selected the Data Domain Recovery Appliance to manage large volumes of backup data. The new recovery appliance will be key to the public accounting firm'sDisaster Recovery/Business Continuation Strategy. The company feels the DD200 has shortened their backup window by 50 percent. [PRWEB Jul 29, 2004]

Data Fortress Awarded Supply Contract
For Extreme Networks Components

Data Fortress Awarded Supply Contract
For Extreme Networks Components 05/21/2004 05:35 PM
BC Technology May 21 2004 9:41PM GMT

Apex Embedded Systems Introduces the
Stratus X-ND PC/104 Card for High-Speed
Data Acquisition for Extreme
Temperatures

Apex Embedded Systems Introduces the
Stratus X-ND PC/104 Card for High-Speed
Data Acquisition for Extreme
Temperatures 05/31/2004 02:13 PM
Monona, Wisconsin - Apex Embedded Systems, has announced the release of the Stratus-X-ND PC/104 card which enables high-speed data acquisition without interrupts. Designed for extreme duty operation (from -40C to +85C), the card is suitable for use by OEMs in medical, military, aerospace, scientific and communications applications where Commercial-Off-The-shelf (COTs) solutions are necessary. [PRWEB Dec 19, 2003]

Jon Udell: Extreme design versus extreme
programming

Jon Udell: Extreme design versus extreme
programming 06/18/2002 08:16 AM
I've just returned from the What's Next conference in Brattleboro, Vermont, where I gave a pair of talks (one on web services, one on application servers). The keynote speaker for the day was Alan Cooper, designer of Visual Basic, author of several books, and founder of a company that specializes in interaction design.

Cooper's view is that the kinds of disasters that have always plagued the industry -- most recently, the catastrophic outcomes of many CRM (customer relationship management) systems -- are a result neither of poor strategy, nor of poor engineering, but of a failure to properly coordinate the two. The missing piece in his view is product planning and design, done according to a methodology that Cooper has devised and that his company practices. This methodology aligns itself with Colonel John Boyd's OODA (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act) loop, fashionable in military circles.

"zeldman.jonboy"

Global Disaster Information Network in
the Works to Help Remote Crisis-Stricken
Areas Around the World;Preliminary
Findings to Be Presented at World
Conference on Disaster Reduction, Kobe,
Japan, January 18-22, 2005

Global Disaster Information Network in
the Works to Help Remote Crisis-Stricken
Areas Around the World;Preliminary
Findings to Be Presented at World
Conference on Disaster Reduction, Kobe,
Japan, January 18-22, 2005 01/05/2005 03:28 AM
In the aftermath of the tsunamis that devastated Asia in late December 2004, observers pointed out that lack of official, credible information gave victims and governments in the area little prior warning of the impending disaster. Although still in the developmental stages, a partnership of the Global Disaster Information Network (GDIN) and the Organsation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) is creating an information system that may significantly reduce the impact of future natural and manmade disasters. Native American Pueblo and Navajo Nations in Arizona, New Mexico, Utah and Colorado are providing pilot sites for the GDIN system. [PRWEB Jan 5, 2005]

Only You Can Prevent Gray Goo

Only You Can Prevent Gray Goo 06/16/2004 11:58 AM
On Monday, I posted about nanotechnology pioneer Eric Drexler speaking out against the fear of "gray goo," out-of-control nano-machines. That reminded our dear old pal Jim Leftwich (AKA Ward Parkway) of this masterpiece he designed circa 1995. It was a continuation of the Urban Absurdist Survival Kit series from the Happy Mutant Handbook. Link (to higher-res image)

Wardriving - How Can You Prevent It

Wardriving - How Can You Prevent It 08/19/2004 08:55 PM

What Is Wardriving And How Can You
Prevent It

What Is Wardriving And How Can You
Prevent It 08/17/2004 03:20 PM
WebDevInfo Aug 17 2004 7:24PM GMT

Prevent sharing of Drop Box

Prevent sharing of Drop Box 11/07/2003 11:03 AM
The amount of free space on my 40 GB hard drive has been continuously decreasing since I bought it, so I decided to go through and delete space wasters. I began my search by looking for exceptionally large files/folders. It w...

RE: Can we prevent IE exploits a priori?

RE: Can we prevent IE exploits a priori? 07/07/2004 04:08 PM
Drew Copley (Jul 07 2004)

Australia to prevent gay marriage

Australia to prevent gay marriage 05/27/2004 12:15 PM
Australian PM John Howard proposes tightening the law to specify that homosexuals cannot marry.

How to Prevent IP Theft by Your Own
Employees?

How to Prevent IP Theft by Your Own
Employees? 04/13/2005 02:28 PM
Slashdot Apr 13 2005 3:26PM GMT

Mothering may prevent aggression

Mothering may prevent aggression 07/19/2004 11:34 AM
Aggressive and violent behaviour could be prevented by good parenting, study findings suggest.

Can we prevent IE exploits a priori?

Can we prevent IE exploits a priori? 07/07/2004 02:41 PM
security-bugtraq_at_marketshark.net (Jul 07 2004)

How to Prevent Offshoring From Taking
Your Job

How to Prevent Offshoring From Taking
Your Job 04/13/2004 10:06 AM

Precautions prevent attacks

Precautions prevent attacks 01/04/2005 05:02 AM
Keeping a Windows PC safe can demand a high degree of vigilance — imagine if cars needed the same constant care and feeding. And yet all these attacks by viruses, worms, spyware and browser hijackers could have been prevented with some initial effort. It's completely feasible to put a computer on the Internet — even one running Windows, the most-attacked, least-secure operating system around — and never suffer a single successful attack.

Prevent a Web Services Insecurity
Complex

Prevent a Web Services Insecurity
Complex 07/14/2004 01:47 PM
Internet News Jul 14 2004 5:43PM GMT

Legislation would prevent federal
Internet tax

Legislation would prevent federal
Internet tax 04/11/2005 05:03 PM
A U.S. senator announced Monday he will soon introduce a bill that would prevent Congress from extending a long-standing telecommunications tax to Internet access.

Will US Carriers Be Able To Prevent
Mobile Spam?

Will US Carriers Be Able To Prevent
Mobile Spam? 06/30/2004 04:31 AM
Lots of people have been predicting that the next big spam problem is going to be text messaging SMS spam to your mobile phone. While it's already a problem in some countries, some are now suggesting that it won't be that big of a problem in the US -- though, some of the reasoning may be questioned. The first reason given is that US users don't text message as much. The obvious response to that is that the word "yet" needs to be added to that sentence. The trend is pretty clear, and text messaging use in the US has been rising rapidly over the last year. Next, they claim that the US carriers have learned from overseas carriers and are better prepared. Perhaps that's true, but spammers are pretty good about getting around any kind of "preparations." The next reason is my favorite: "Text messages sent from one carrier to another may not go through, because the networks are not always technically compatible." In other words, "because US carriers are so technically screwed up, many spam messages may just disappear -- as may many legitimate messages." Funny that this comes right after the experts claim the US carriers are better prepared to stop spam. If they still haven't figured out interoperability, then how can they really be prepared for text spam? Still, the biggest reason why text spam may not be as big an issue in the US is that many carriers charge for each text message, adding quite the speedbump to any traditional spammer's plans. Unfortunately, though, there are often ways around this, as many phone systems either offer web gateways for sending free text messages or have an email-to-SMS system that will let people send text messages over email. In such cases, the spammer just needs to figure out what email address goes to your phone, and (once again) there will be plenty of mobile spam annoying you everywhere you go.

Prevent microphone feedback through
speakers

Prevent microphone feedback through
speakers 01/03/2005 11:55 AM
I was confused in the last few months when the microphone on both my desktop G4 and Pismo Powerbook started playing through the speakers, leading to screeching feedback if I turned the volume or mic level up too high. I often...

Can Aspirin Prevent Breast Cancer?

Can Aspirin Prevent Breast Cancer? 05/26/2004 07:34 AM
Business Week May 26 2004 12:05PM GMT

New LinkedIn feature to prevent SNAM

New LinkedIn feature to prevent SNAM 04/28/2004 10:57 PM

I've been getting a lot of SNAM (Social Network Spam) so I'm happy to hear that LinkedIn has a new flag that you can set that prevents you from receiving invitation from people who are not in your address book. It's a bit snobbly, but it prevents you from having to turn down invitation requests from people you don't know. On LinkedIn, I generally don't accept invitations from people I don't know because the purpose of the network is to refer people to each other and you can't really write a reference for someone you don't know. Although this probably lowers the "virality", I think this feature will enhance my LinkedIn experience and hats off to Reid for implementing it.

For people who are on LinkedIn, here's the URL to set the flag. If you haven't uploaded your address book, this will effectively make it impossible for people to invite you though.

Want to prevent ID theft? Get back to
basics

Want to prevent ID theft? Get back to
basics 04/01/2005 09:05 AM
Security watcher Jon Oltsik says the battle to combat identity theft must start with good old-fashioned common sense rather than panic.

Prevent the Saving of HTML Pages?

Prevent the Saving of HTML Pages? 01/13/2003 03:51 AM
Everybody repeat after me: "There is no way to prevent a person from viewing the html code of a webpage."

Seven ways to prevent computer hacking.

Seven ways to prevent computer hacking. 08/02/2004 12:54 AM

Prevent users from downloading from the
Internet

Prevent users from downloading from the
Internet 09/22/2004 06:01 AM

Fruit 'helps prevent eye disease'

Fruit 'helps prevent eye disease' 06/14/2004 07:34 PM
Eating fruit could protect against an age-related eye disease which can cause blindness, research suggests.

Cameras to prevent rail graffiti

Cameras to prevent rail graffiti 01/27/2004 04:42 AM
Motion-sensitive cameras that emit audible warnings are being used to try to keep graffiti vandals away from the railways.

A script to prevent damage from rm -rf
malware

A script to prevent damage from rm -rf
malware 05/18/2004 10:37 AM
After reading about the malware / Trojan Horse business that has been flying around lately, I realized that there is a fairly easy way to protect against this kind of thing. I wrote a script which duplicates a folder (like a ...

A web for all Do we need new laws to to
prevent bad website designs?

A web for all Do we need new laws to to
prevent bad website designs? 07/16/2004 06:41 AM
BBC Jul 16 2004 11:01AM GMT

Test may prevent premature births

Test may prevent premature births 07/27/2004 06:29 PM
Pregnant women could be screened for infections which might help prevent premature births, say US scientists.

Prevent installers from running as root

Prevent installers from running as root 11/25/2003 10:30 PM
I've noticed that many many installers like to run as with administrator privelages (root) that do NOT need to. Take MS Office for example; the last thing that I want them to do is have unlimited access to my machine, not to ...

Legislation eyed to prevent federal
Internet tax

Legislation eyed to prevent federal
Internet tax 04/11/2005 07:38 PM
Sen. George Allen (R-Va.) said legislation is needed to prevent Congress from extending a long-standing telecommunications tax to Internet access.

Russian Police Prevent 1.5 Mln Web Money
Scam

Russian Police Prevent 1.5 Mln Web Money
Scam 03/27/2005 03:08 AM
MosNews.com Mar 27 2005 5:22AM GMT

How The Content Industry Is Trying To
Prevent TiVo From Innovating

How The Content Industry Is Trying To
Prevent TiVo From Innovating 07/22/2004 12:57 PM
It's an innovation that TiVo should have done years ago, and which others have already hacked their TiVo to do, or setup other systems which allowed it, but now that TiVo wants to let users transfer what they record to other devices, the content industry is freaking out. Among those complaining is the NFL, who is worried that someone will use this system to send a copy of a game to an area where TV coverage is "blacked out." As TiVo points out, it would take 144 hours to transfer a game at this point. That's a bit misleading, of course, as bandwidth is getting faster, but the system TiVo is designing seems clearly set up to limit unauthorized copying. If someone actually goes through the trouble of getting a football game in a "blacked out" zone, does it really matter that much? For the most part, what TiVo is doing would allow more people to view the commercials that help the TV industry make money. Of course, the end result, like everything the entertainment industry tries to block, is that people will continue to hack their way to do this anyway, and the entertainment industry will have even less control. Once again, with their short-term thinking they're shooting their own businesses in the foot.
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