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Nikkei Communications

October 1, 2007

Cover Story 1

Complete guideline for cellular phone security to prevent information leakage from lost or stolen handsets

Cellular phones, which have now become indispensable for business, are fully loaded with personal information on clients and account information of your company. If you could remotely lock your handset or delete data in it when you lost it, the risk of information leakage would be dramatically reduced. Cellular phones also need a mechanism to prevent data theft when you cannot control it as they are out of service area. This article reviews all security services/products that enable companies to safely and securely use cell phones.

 

Three measures to prevent misuse in case of loss of cellular phones

 

Carrier types: Perform remote locking or deletion of data

 

Integrated types: Useful for smartphones and excellent in device management

 

Web types: Use handsets as thin clients with high safety

 

Cover Story 2

Is Gmail that features email for own domains advantageous to enterprises?

E-mail service "Gmail" offered by Google US has improved functions for enterprises. In addition to high operability and large storage, the corporate Gmail has enhanced the support and customization functions that are not available with the consumer version. This article examines whether Gmail has reached a reliable level for corporate use.  

 

Latest technology that has stimulated enterprises

sFlow/NetFlow

These technologies bring forth quality traffic management that resolves problems in existing SNMP-based management

 

In enterprise network management, qualitative traffic management using sFlow or NetFlow is attracting attention. NetFlow and sFlow technologies are also needed to resolve problems in internal control and security

 

Highly technical term you need to know

Competition Safeguard System 

 

Report

PC encryption software modified for smartphones hits the market

 

Fujitsu Laboratories develops a technology to visualize QoE that measures voices and images real-time

 

Fourteenforty Research Institute launches a new enterprise tool capable of identifying the IP address of a PC that owns a specified file

 

Software BB starts an IP telephony service that can be used with any ISP, planning the launch for enterprises

 

Unique enterprise SNS tool, specializing in improving Q&A databases, debuts

 

Telecom watch

In the battle to gain a 2.5GHz license, KDDI establishes a company with 5 corporations, including Intel, for license application

 

Editor-n-Chief's Interview

"Bots are threat for daily lives of our citizens. I would advice enterprise information administrators to reaffirm who is authorized to order their systems to stop."

Mr. Makito Nakajima, Director, Cyber Force Center, High-Tech Crime Technology Division, Info-Communications Bureau, National Police Agency

 

Case study

AEONMALL Co., Ltd.

The company introduces e-money using the existing LAN for POS, at one-tenth cost of building a new LAN

 

Tokyo Denki University

The university renews its video conferencing system with multi-vendor hardware, successfully interconnecting the new terminals with the old 


 

Nikkei Communications

October 1, 2007

Cover Story 1

Complete guideline for cellular phone security to prevent information leakage from lost or stolen handsets

Cellular phones, which have now become indispensable for business, are fully loaded with personal information on clients and account information of your company. If you could remotely lock your handset or delete data in it when you lost it, the risk of information leakage would be dramatically reduced. Cellular phones also need a mechanism to prevent data theft when you cannot control it as they are out of service area. This article reviews all security services/products that enable companies to safely and securely use cell phones.

 

Three measures to prevent misuse in case of loss of cellular phones

 

Carrier types: Perform remote locking or deletion of data

 

Integrated types: Useful for smartphones and excellent in device management

 

Web types: Use handsets as thin clients with high safety

 

Cover Story 2

Is Gmail that features email for own domains advantageous to enterprises?

E-mail service "Gmail" offered by Google US has improved functions for enterprises. In addition to high operability and large storage, the corporate Gmail has enhanced the support and customization functions that are not available with the consumer version. This article examines whether Gmail has reached a reliable level for corporate use.  

 

Latest technology that has stimulated enterprises

sFlow/NetFlow

These technologies bring forth quality traffic management that resolves problems in existing SNMP-based management

 

In enterprise network management, qualitative traffic management using sFlow or NetFlow is attracting attention. NetFlow and sFlow technologies are also needed to resolve problems in internal control and security

 

Highly technical term you need to know

Competition Safeguard System 

 

Report

PC encryption software modified for smartphones hits the market

 

Fujitsu Laboratories develops a technology to visualize QoE that measures voices and images real-time

 

Fourteenforty Research Institute launches a new enterprise tool capable of identifying the IP address of a PC that owns a specified file

 

Software BB starts an IP telephony service that can be used with any ISP, planning the launch for enterprises

 

Unique enterprise SNS tool, specializing in improving Q&A databases, debuts

 

Telecom watch

In the battle to gain a 2.5GHz license, KDDI establishes a company with 5 corporations, including Intel, for license application

 

Editor-n-Chief's Interview

"Bots are threat for daily lives of our citizens. I would advice enterprise information administrators to reaffirm who is authorized to order their systems to stop."

Mr. Makito Nakajima, Director, Cyber Force Center, High-Tech Crime Technology Division, Info-Communications Bureau, National Police Agency

 

Case study

AEONMALL Co., Ltd.

The company introduces e-money using the existing LAN for POS, at one-tenth cost of building a new LAN

 

Tokyo Denki University

The university renews its video conferencing system with multi-vendor hardware, successfully interconnecting the new terminals with the old