
There are the basics you know. Then there are the basics you may not have thought of. This article explores some simple techniques to help you keep your PC free of malware.

Advanced Personnel Systems, Inc., maker of SmartSearch, a recruiting business software and applicant tracking system, announced a new option to synchronize email and calendar functions from Outloook/Exchange into the user’s database. Outlook Exchange integration ensures user activities related to messaging and scheduling are accounted for.

Many companies have been slow to move their thousands of computing devices off of Windows XP SP2. They apparently found Service Pack 3 too difficult to deploy.

It seems, if you run a search on the movie "Twilight", the scariest thing you may find is malware for your computer. "Headline malware" is being used to lure users into downloading trojans, password stealers, and other unwanted software.

‘Ink is the name being applied to malware that uses Windows shortcut file weaknesses to infect machines. Currently there is no patch for the weakness that affects even fully patched Win7 machines.

Applicure Technologies, Ltd. announced a hosted solution to protect business websites from hacker attacks. The partnership empowers MaximumASP to provide the dotDefender Web application security solution to its dedicated hosting customers.

This new book will help you teach yourself how to use Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote – one step at a time.

After some back and forth, and despite heavy lobbying by pro-patent representatives, the New Zealand government has decided that software cannot be legally patented.

Forrester has reviewed the changes Microsoft has made to their contracts. While many of the changes are in favor of the customer, the agreements are still quite complex.

As with many previous Service Packs, those for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 will include more than just the patches issued since release. This article discusses some of the new features being included in these service packs.