Hewlett-Packard (HP), an American multinational hardware and software corporation, has announced the launch of new products for safeguarding the enterprise data centers on September 10, 2012. There is always need for new security products and services for enterprises to secure their data from the hackers. Along with the data centers the products will also secure cloud environments and business operations.

Typical Wi-Fi hotspot sites are fixed and are restricted to cafes, airports, hotels, hospices, restaurants, departmental stores, parks and other public areas. But in the most recent times, a new class of Wi-Fi hotspots, usually known as mobile hotspots, is getting famous. Mobile Wi-Fi (Mi-Fi) hotspots are private devices which simply can be carried and set up at any convenient place, to provide net access to a controlled number of Wi-Fi users and devices.
Commercialization of transportable Wi-Fi devices is the key driving factor behind skyrocketing mobile Wi-Fi hotspot options. Some of these are stand alone devices, while others can be set up in software on a PDA, laptop PC/Netbooks or a smartphone.

Dell has applied application virtualisation technology to Firefox so that it can offer companies what it claims is a secure browsing experience. The Dell KACE Secure Browser, which is available for download for no cost, wants to boost enterprise security while introducing firms to the P.C maker's recently bought systems management appliance division. The technology provides users with a virtual example of a Web browser application, thus reducing exposure to drive-by malicious software attacks from internet sites hosting evil code, an increasingly frequent strategy for malicious software distribution.
"By running the browser in a virtual instance, the browser and any activity resulting from its use are separated from the endpoint keeping the actual computer and operating system free of changes that would normally occur," Dell KACE explains. The Secure Browser can be centrally employed and managed through Dell KACE's K1000 Management Appliance. The unit means to deliver a Web Explorer version of the technology later.