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Notable headlines: Mary Jo Foley: Mark your calendars: Microsoft to push Office 2007 SP1 on June 16 EIC podcast: SAP; JavaOne; AMD, Microhoo Larry Dignan: Microsoft previews three critical bulletins; two for Office Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft shares...

The headline seems a little (a little?) sensationalist. In fact, it may be the very definition of FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt). If I were a vendor of security software...

INSERT, the Information security Research Team, has sucessfully created a proof of concept exploiting the "trust hierarchy" that exists between mail service providers. Taking advantage of the way Gmail forwards messages, the team was able to send 4000 messages in a short period of time from a single account...

Google shareholders voted down two proposals that would have compelled the search company to implement more stringent human rights policies.

(Google) Join Google, in this webcast, for a look at how SaaS is upending the belief that organizations must manage their own e-mail infrastructure.

Google has begun scanning the streets and buildings of Paris to expand its Street View service, but it could face lawsuits if it violates local privacy laws.

CIO admits three months of data can't be found on 2003 backup tapes. But plenty of questions remain.

While interest swells in network Access Control and vendors converge around standards, would-be adopters still need to weigh some serious decisions.

Windows Vista is 37% more secure than Windows XP, security vendor PC Tools claimed today, a rate it hinted was disappointing.

A coalition of civic groups is urging the Department of Justice to investigate any potential deal between Google and Yahoo.