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See Goebel Group and liQuidprint at the Enterprise Search Summit on May 16th, 2007 at  9am.

Breakout F-2 — Desktop Search in the Enterprise

Dave Goebel, President, Goebel Group, Inc. Liquidprint VP

The session explores the use of desktop search in the enterprise, including tools from Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, X1, Copernic, Autonomy, ISYS, FAST,  and others. From productivity gains to compliance issues, enterprise desktop search tools can assist in finding e-mails, documents, and other useful information on the desktop and in e-mail file servers. Learn about enterprise desktop search tool policies and best practices and why they are needed. Hear how to integrate desktop search tools with enterprise search, what works with what, and how to include search in the enterprise workflow to improve productivity.

Chicago SEO

A number SEO and Internet Marketing Companies in Chicago Illinois have joined forces to help raise awareness and educate businesses about SEO.

Chicago SEO at liQuidprint is a great resource for new and advances Internet Marketing and Search Engine Optimization information.

liquiQprint is a leading Chicago SEO firm

www.liQuidprint.com

www.goebelgroup.com

Web application security leader Watchfire, today announced its security researchers have discovered a vulnerability in Google Desktop which could enable a malicious individual to achieve not only remote, persistent access to sensitive data, but in some conditions full system control.Watchfire’s security researchers have uncovered a new attack methodology that clearly emphasizes the danger of integration between desktop applications and Web based applications as an aperture for a malicious attacker to escalate his/her privileges by crossing from the Web environment to the desktop application environment. This outcome is the combined result of the integration between the Google.com Web site and Google Desktop, and Google Desktop’s failure to properly encode output containing malicious or unexpected characters.

This attack, described in a new research paper describes how the malicious logic acts as a parasite, using JavaScript code to control Google Desktop functionality. While evading current information protection systems, such as anti-virus software and firewalls allowing the attacker to covertly hijack sensitive local information. (For example: Office documents, Media files, emails, in many cases, even deleted emails, chat sessions and files could be accessed.)

Google announced that the Google Mini now offers sophisticated search features for finding and sharing information within small businesses and departmental groups, including document
and user-level security, as well as access to any business content through Google Onebox for Enterprise.

Starting at just $1995, the new Google Mini introduces:

• Secure Search: Specially enhanced to support the information-sharing
needs inside of small businesses and departmental workgroups, the
Google Mini offers document and user-level security across all business content. Google’s access control capabilities integrate with existing security systems, ensuring that employees can access only information they are authorized to view.

• Google OneBox for Enterprise: Introduced last year as part of the Google Search Appliance™ (3), the Google OneBox for Enterprise feature lets businesses provide secure access to any information – such as contact and calendar info, HR benefits, sales leads, or purchase order status – through the convenience of a Google™ search box.

Google OneBox for Enterprise is a feature developed in partnership with some of the world’s leading enterprise application vendors. With Google OneBox for Enterprise, employees can search across a greater variety of corporate information stored in such business systems as Business Objects, Cognos, Cisco, Employease, Microsoft Exchange,
Netsuite, Oracle, Salesforce.com, SAP, SAS, and others. Organizations can also create OneBox modules to access applications built in-house.

• Site Search Improvements: Site administrators can now link the
Google Mini search results page with Google Analytics™ to provide more detailed information about how people use search on their site in order to improve the overall site experience. The new Google Mini also automatically generates sitemaps - allowing webmasters to expose more public content for crawling and indexing by Google.com.

The Google Mini is offered in versions that search from 50,000 up to 300,000 documents, includes a year of support and is available for purchase online. Thousands of small-business customers already rely on the Google Mini to provide fast and relevant search results for their businesses. To learn more about the new Google Mini, please visit http://www.goebelgroup.com.

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