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Many times new website owners come onto the Web overwhelmed with all the minutiae there is to deal with regarding the launching and implementation of a site, never mind a business.

Why enterprise rights management matters: How to keep corporate data from walking out the door Several years ago, Flextronics was struggling with a thorny security issue: figuring out how to prevent sensitive and proprietary information from going astray once it was in the hands of authorized users.

Police called after 9-year-old steals password A few weeks ago, officials at Fairfax County Public Schools thought they had a hacker on their hands. Someone was changing teacher passwords on the Falls Church, Virginia, school district’s Blackboard system, which is used to give teachers, students and parents a way to communicate and stay on top of homework assignments and class announcements over the Web. ..

Wait for Slate, Suggests HP Vid HP is trying to steal some of the limelight from the iPad. Less than 48 hours after customers lined up to get their hands on Apple’s newly released tablet computer, HP unveiled a highly produced video of its yet-to-be released Slate tablet

Former winners defend titles at Pwn2Own hacking contest Two former winners will line up later today at the Pwn2Own hacking contest to take another crack at thousands of dollars in prizes for exploiting fully-patched browsers. Charlie Miller, who has taken home cash two years running, and a German hacker known only by his first name of “Nils,” are scheduled to try their hands today at breaking into notebooks equipped with Safari and Firefox. …

IT’s ‘love affair’ with Windows XP coming to an end, says survey Businesses are finally prying their hands from Windows XP as they warm to Windows 7, a research company said today. “Over the years, IT has had a real love affair with XP,” said Diane Hagglund, a senior analyst at Dimensional Research and the author of a poll that surveyed over 900 IT professionals in January