Panda Software announced the launch of Panda Antivirus for Windows Server 2003. New features in Panda Antivirus for Windows Server 2003 include the ability to operate in both 32 and 64 bit environments and to adapt to the improved Active Directory System included in Windows Server 2003.

Public Outlook is now available at Outlook Store. Public Outlook is a client-server solution for small and medium-sized businesses which makes an Microsoft Outlook network without Microsoft Exchange Server possible.

Microsoft introduced antispam and antivirus tools for Exchange, antivirus tools for Word and the Windows file system. According to InternetWeek.com, Microsoft also introduced an initiative to drive industry support for the Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) protocol for dial-in to storage-area networks.

We have new numbers here at ZATZ. Our main line is now (732) 422-6990 and our fax line is (732) 422-9118. Write them down!

We broke our news pages late last week after installing our latest upgrade. Oopsie. But it looks like we’ve fixed the problem. Now, that’s good news!

IP Unity announced the release of IP Unity Conferencing 2.0 with features that include integration with Microsoft Outlook, conference recording/playback capabilities and outcall/invite functionality.

Boston.com has this review of Fujitsu’s ScanSnap Scanner. The scanner includes CardMinder, a program that converts scanned business cards into regular text and stores the information in a database that can be exported to Microsoft Outlook and other personal information managers.

The Register reports that Microsoft released a patch for Microsoft’s virtual machine. According to The Register, a flaw in virtual machine leaves PCs vulnerable to attacks that can change data, load and run programs and reformat the hard disk. In a separate announcement, Microsoft also released patches designed to fix denial of service vulnerabilities involving Microsoft Proxy Server 2.0 and Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server 2000.

CRM Daily reports that Salesnet is going to announce an offline edition of its online SFA product. CRM Daily also says that an offline client now is considered a basic requirement for online CRM vendors.

Slipstick.com has this item posted that says Microsoft has released a patch for the Exchange 2000 System Manager tool that will allow it to run on Windows XP.