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Samsung adds full disk encryption to solid state drives

Wave Systems and Samsung announced today new self-encrypting solid state drives that automatically encrypt information as it is saved to the drive, "an industry first" for SSDs, the companies say. While full disk encryption is a standard feature on typical HDDs, SSDs are...

Tags: Disk, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., Wave Systems Corp., Solid State Disk, Hardware, Encryption, Disk Encryption, Andrew Nusca

Blog posts 2009-04-16

Trusted Computing – Getting Started In Three Easy Steps

It is a reality in today's business environment that enterprise and government data is vulnerable to attack. Critical incidents are reported by the media daily including identity theft, information leakage, data destruction, sensitive data exposure due to lost or stolen computers, and unauthorized access to corporate networks. With the increased...

Tags: Trusted Computing Group, Trusted Computing, Wave Systems Corp., Security Chip, Information Technology Industry, Identity Theft, Quality, Security, Business Operations

White papers

Trusted Computing: Trusted Platform Management and Key Recovery

The computer industry offers a variety of PCs and desktop boards equipped with a Trusted Computing Module TPM, a dedicated microchip enabled for security capabilities. Specifications for the TPM have been developed and promoted by an industry standards organization called the Trusted Computing Group TCG. Working within...

Tags: Recovery, Trusted Computing, Wave Systems Corp., TPM, Disaster Recovery, Corporate Governance, Backups, Servers, Security, Data Management, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Hardware

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Trusted Computing: Trusted Platform Policy Management and Strong Authentication

Trusted Computing is on a path from leading edge to mainstream as the number of installed enterprise trusted PCs reaches the tens of millions, as estimated by a leading industry analyst group. Also proliferating is the number of manufacturers offering trusted PC choices. For IT managers, finding a...

Tags: Trusted Computing, Wave Systems Corp., Authentication, EMBASSY Security Center, Security

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Open Standards Technologies Provide the Ingredients for Delivering Security Across the Papa Gino's Enterprise

Papa Gino's Holdings Corporation founded by the entrepreneur operates one of New England's leading Italian quick-service restaurant chains, including 170 Papa Gino's establishments and 200 D'Angelo Sandwich Shop locations. The company was searching a cost-effective, scalable way to eliminate ad hoc security methods and protect mission-critical data and daily business...

Tags: Open Standard, Dell Computer Corp., Wave Systems Corp., Papa Gino, Security

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Additional Resources

Google's campaign for Apps doesn't address the IT data elephant in the room

Google's campaign for Apps doesn't address the IT data elephant in the roomCost$50 per user/ per year ? How long does that price last? Especially once Google has all your data and your are locked in with no control or easy way to move it without their help?It...

Tags: Microsoft Outlook, E-mail, Corporate America, Google Inc., IT data elephant, IT Data, elephant, Microsoft Corp., information technology

Discussion threads 2009-08-03

Microsoft as the gate keeper of video analytics

Microsoft as the gate keeper of video analyticsNBC Olympics and TVTonic[b]Wavexpress to Provide Internet Video Download Service for NBC's Coverage of the Beijing Olympic Games[/b]Free Service to Allow Media Center Users the Ability to Download Content During NBC's Coverage of the Beijing Olympics, August 8-24, 2008http://www.tvtonic.com/news/?p=133NEW YORK - June 23,...

Tags: analytics, Microsoft Corp., NBC Olympic, NBC Universal Inc., video, Wavexpress, wtf

Discussion threads 2008-07-14

Looking back: The PC assault on Apple's pro markets

In January 1998, several PC vendors at the Macworld Expo launched souped-up Windows systems aimed squarely at the Mac content creation market. The vendors expected to take advantage of slumping Mac sales and a worried community to spark a wave of Mac pro switchers. On the same...

Tags: Apple Macintosh, PC, Apple Inc., Microsoft Windows, Desktops, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware, David Morgenstern

Blog posts 2008-01-06

Don't Look Back

How to innovate? That was both the spoken and unspoken question on everyone's minds at the Wall Street Journal's memorable D Conference last week in Carlsbad. How can we radically improve the experience and value of interacting with one's digital device? What is the next chapter in the...

Tags: Uncategorized

Blog posts 2007-06-03

Microsoft: Steve Ballmer sells to retail in NYC

Steve Ballmer is Microsoft’s top salesperson. This morning, in New York City, he sold Microsoft Retail Solutions to the retail industry, big time.Ballmer, Microsoft Corp. CEO, addressed the National Retail Federation NRF Annual Convention, delivering the keynote of “Retail’s Big Show 2007” to an audience offering “the highest concentration of...

Tags: Business Models, Microsoft, Enterprise, Brands, ecommerce, Microsoft Corp., Steve Ballmer, Microsoft&rsquo, s

Blog posts 2007-01-15

In Iraq, military seeking Universal Translator

For the military in Iraq, being able to speak with the locals is a huge problem. In the absence of enough translators, there was high hopes for technological fixes to the problem. But, the Washington Post reports, the Star Trek Universal Translator is still a long ways off. Two...

Tags: DARPA

Blog posts 2006-11-02

Liberty Alliance debuts new standard

Liberty Alliance debuts new standardAs many will surely point out.It's not a "standard", it's just another concept of how it should be.Is this what Ballmer said "has zero chance of mattering" in October 2001 ??Is this the same Liberty Alliance which Ballmer said "has zero chance of mattering" in October...

Tags: SECURITY, Microsoft .NET, Liberty Alliance, Steve Ballmer

Discussion threads 2003-11-12