CHECK POINT GLOBAL SURVEY REVEALS RISE IN UNPROTECTED ENTERPRISE ENDPOINTS
Despite significant increase in the number of remote workers only 27 per cent of organizations use encryption to protect data.
Facebook and McAfee Partner to Make the Internet More Secure
McAfee Security Available to More Than 350 Million Facebook Users Worldwide. McAfee, Inc. (NYSE:MFE), the world's leading dedicated security company, and Facebook announced an unprecedented collaboration that will provide additional security protection to a significant portion of the Internet population.
McAfee Positioned In The Leaders Quadrant For Secure Web Gateway Magic Quadrant
McAfee Inc. (NYSE:MFE) today announced it has been positioned by Gartner, Inc., a premier research and advisory firm, in the Leaders Quadrant of the “Magic Quadrant for Secure Web Gateway” report published on January 8, 2010 (written by: Peter Firstbrook and Lawrence Orans). This report evaluates 17 vendors.
MINTO MIDTOWN – LARGEST LEED® GOLD CERTIFIED CONDOMINIUM IN NORTH AMERICA
MintoMidtown at Yonge St. and Eglinton Ave. in Toronto, has achieved LEED® Gold certification, making it the largest multi-residential LEED® certified condominium in North America.
McAfee, Inc. to Provide Security Software on HP Data Vault Devices
Complementary Subscription of McAfee Total Protection Service Offered by HP
Father and son live a baseball fantasy
Ask most parents. Taking your son/daughter to a Major League Baseball game is fun. Watching him/her play is even more fun. But, playing on the same team in Detroit Tigers uniforms for a week in Florida makes the fun of fantasy reality.
Fantasy Camp: Toronto Family Affair
When my eldest son Harris was nine, we spent an idyllic week watching Major League Baseball spring training games in and around Dunedin, Fla., the Toronto Blue Jays spring home. Twenty-three years later, we revisited central Florida to celebrate his 31st birthday. However, this time there was a major league difference. We didn’t watch, we played.
Father-son bond more than just a game
The crack of the bat and the sound of a hardball on leather may signal the onset of spring for many, but for St. Clair Avenue and Avenue Road area resident David Eisenstadt, it's a chance to bond with his son.
LET'S PLAY BALL
It was yet another surreal moment amid seven days of pure fantasy. In the game that capped the Detroit Tigers baseball camp — against the retired pros who had coached me — I found myself staring down 1968 World Series pitcher Jack Billingham in the first inning.
