E-mail & Groupware Software
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E-mail & Groupware Software Articles
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The Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, estimates that well over a million Americans had been stalked. Approximately 80% of stalking cases concern women being stalked by ex-boyfriends or ex-husbands. -
Symantec Corp. (Nasdaq: SYMC) today announced the new Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard-compatible version of Norton AntiVirus, featuring new vulnerability protection technology, which delivers protection where many of today's attacks occur - through applications connected to the Internet. -
Accellion, Inc., a leading provider of on-demand file transfer and data management solutions for enterprise users, announced today the release of the Accellion Courier Secure File Transfer Appliance (SFTA) Version 5.0. The updated version of the Courier SFTA allows enterprise end users to easily send and receive folders in a familiar email-like interface-the first time such a feature is available in the marketplace for corporate users without requiring interface with FTP. -
An agreement to settle an asbestos-related lawsuit that was worked out between the parties via e-mail is valid and enforceable even before the parties sign a formal settlement agreement, a Washington appeals court has ruled. -
Do you occasionally communicate with your clients by e-mail? How often do you touch or discuss legal matters with colleagues through e-mail? -
An array of innovative, third-party miniapplications and programs that bring to life the technology advances in the Windows Vista(TM) operating system will debut next week along with Microsoft Corp.'s new operating system, making it easier than ever for people to find and connect to their information. -
It seems that we constantly are hearing horror stories about the perils of rampant identity fraud. A recent survey report seeks to set the record straight, however, with findings that identity fraud in the United States is actually dropping. -
Jabber, Inc. today announced the general availability of the 5.2 release of the Jabber Extensible Communications Platform(TM) (Jabber XCP(TM)). -
The Department of Justice has indicted a man who allegedly created a spyware program designed to break into computers and illegally intercept the electronic communications of others. -
An 8th Circuit panel has reopened an appeal based on evidence of a technological foul-up with the then-new electronic filing system for the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri.