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Verizon FiOS tech heading to enterprises
Verizon Business has quietly developed an enterprise version of its popular residential FiOS high-speed Internet service. 2
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Enterasys unveils multigigabit version of distributed IPS
Enterasys next week is expected to unveil an enhanced security appliance designed to bring distributed intrusion prevention to multigigabit LANs (Compare network intrusion...
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Crimeware defense strategies: how to protect your network (and yourself)
Internationally acclaimed security scientists and authors Markus Jakobsson and Zulfikar Ramzan were recently guests for a live Network World chat. The two, co-authors of the...
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Web site aims to be “YouTube for voice mail”
In a development that will give pause to drunk-dialers everywhere, a new Web site has been launched that allows users to upload any and all of their voice mail files for the...
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APC teams up with IBM on efficiency
Backup-power product maker APC and building automation vendor TAC will integrate their software management platforms with IBM’s Tivoli Monitoring energy management tools,...
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Developers praise Android at Google I/O
Developers praised the programming experience and the potential of Google's Android mobile platform at the Google I/O conference as the company emphasized its flexibility and...
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Evolving enterprise IT
Many enterprise IT shops are stuck with big, expensive systems and applications that e-fossilized into place. Time to make changes!
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Antispam appliance vendor Barracuda wants to buy Sourcefire
Security appliance vendor Barracuda Networks is looking to buy Sourcefire, makers of the open-source Snort and ClamAV security software.
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HP beefs up its application-security software
HP is announcing the first upgrade to Web-application security-testing software it acquired last year with the purchase of SPI Dynamics.
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Free BlackBerry downloads: 5 open-source mobile apps
Contrary to popular belief, when it comes to software, open source does not always mean "free." Not always...but in this case, it does. 1
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U.S., China largest sources of Internet attacks
China and the United States accounted for 30% of Internet-attack traffic during the first quarter of 2008, according to Akamai Technologies.
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FCC considers offering spectrum for free wireless Internet
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission will soon vote on a plan to auction spectrum, with the winner required to offer free wireless Internet services.
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Wall Street sees Juniper EX switches as key to success
Juniper Networks has some work to do selling networking gear to businesses if it wants to meet the profit expectations of Wall Street, analysts say.
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Novell financials beats estimates again
Novell Thursday reported net income of $5.8 million for its fiscal 2008 second quarter pulling earnings up from a loss of $2.8 million in the same quarter last year.
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The irony comes through clearer than the audio.He's a Hall of Fame technologist and chief Internet evangelist for Google. He's asking us to use video and Google's YouTube to contribute our ideas to an international effort to use the 'Net to "make the world a better place."...
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