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Blurring the lines makes security more difficult

By Paul Desmond, Network World, 12/29/2008
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Blurring the lines makes security more difficult

Things like Web 2.0 and unified communication applications as well as virtualization all make securing an enterprise network more difficult. Nemertes' Andreas Antonopoulos explains how security policies and systems need to become more flexible to fit the new ways we work. (10:28)

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Seven steps for weathering the economic storm 55:27
Curing the Bumbling Idiot Syndrome 19:43
Blurring the lines makes security more difficult 10:28
Carrier Ethernet poised to explode 11:32
Managing more than network availability 14:41
Desktop virtualization key to reduced power consumption 9:50
The data center question for 2009: Build vs outsource 10:45
SaaS like you've never seen it before 14:03
Security more than a hard shell and chewy center 15:54
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Trusting the cloud 9:11
For a big network management rollout, ask for help 6:39
NAC keeps military unit secure while mobile 10:45
Data center managers: Don't be a barrier to business 6:06
Security compliance about protecting your own data 8:15
Improved WAN performance means hugs from remote employees 9:20
Turner chooses Ethernet over MPLS for WAN 10:01
Deloitte takes proactive approach to network management 8:19
Value-add important in wireless rollout at University of Georgia 10:52
Staying in compliance is a continuous process at U. of Georgia 11:09
iShare helps increase WAN performace at Tenn. law firm 9:34
Virtualization keeps CNN.com up and running 12:59
5 technologies that will change IT 55:06
Gigabit Carrier Ethernet speeds up CSN Stores WAN 7:18
VoIP more than just toll avoidance for Eaton Vance 7:34
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