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Partnering with best of breed technology partners Kaspersky Lab and Cloudmark for their anti-virus and spam solutions, respectively, Wedge Networks ensures the most accurate and current protection available. "As the industry-leading vendor in the anti-malware technology licensing market we choose best-of-breed companies for technology integration and partnership. We are delighted to be a part of Wedge Networks message gateway appliance offering high performance protection for enterprise and service provider customers," commented Peter Laakkonen, President at Kaspersky Lab Customized Solutions, Inc."Cloudmark is pleased to integrate our complementary technology into Wedge Network’s BeSecure Message Gateway," said Jacinta Tobin, Vice President of Worldwide Sales and Business Development at Cloudmark.
Bird Flu Outbreak in UK force Culling of Poultry
[Best Syndication] Thousands of birds have been killed in an attempt to prevent the spread of the H5N1 virus that has been detected at a turkey farm in Suffolk, which is northeast of London. British officials have set up a 2 mile radius protection zone and a surveillance area of 4 miles. Most of the culling has began on this Tuesday with thousands of turkeys being killed. The restricted zone requires all domestic birds to remain indoors. It is prohibited to gather all other poultry and other captive birds in England. Poultry is not allowed to be moved without meeting their conditions that they specify. .
House to consider FISA update without telecom immunity
Glenn Greenwald reports at Salon that Democratic Sens. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) and Herb Kohl (D-WI) voted against the bill. Sen. Chris Dodd (D-CT), a dark horse presidential candidate, has said he would filibuster any bill that includes immunity. Update: Bill leaves committee without telecom immunity Reports http://tpmelectioncentral.com/2007/11/sources_latest_senate_fisa_bill_does_not_contain_telecom_immunity.php">Talking Points Memo: Here's a bit more detail on what happened on the Judiciary Committee today. Sources say Senator Russ Feingold offered an amendment that would have stripped telecom immunity from the bill, but it was defeated. Then Senator Arlen Specter, the ranking GOPer on the committee, offered a "compromise" amendment saying that in these lawsuits the Federal government, and not the telecoms, would be the defendants.
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