Latest videos & podcasts from Network World.
Highlight of the week:
Voices from IT Roadmap video: A NAC for containing virus outbreaksA robust firewall was not enough to stop and contain viruses and other security threats at the University of New Hampshire InterOperability Lab, so the organization turned to network access control (NAC) technology for help. Senior Technologist Curtis Simonson explains what vendor the group picked and some of the challenges facing NAC on this week’s Voices from IT Roadmap.
More videos and podcasts:
Cool Tools video: The new Windows Mobile 6Windows Mobile 6 has been revamped and pumped up. Keith gets a look at the new features and new phones that will support the latest version of Microsoft’s mobile operating system. LinuxWorld podcast: A second source for Windows: Jeremy White
Google Picasa and other Windows applications are now running on Linux at a fraction of the cost of a full-scale port, thanks to WINE technology. Jeremy White of Codeweavers discusses what developers and users can expect from the “Not an Emulator”. (5:03)
Twisted Pair podcast: Calculator Dirty Words
Jason and Keith talk about the Microsoft emergency OS patch, whether we’d work for a $1 annual salary, Verizon Wireless’ limited “unlimited” EV-DO data plan, and HP’s calculator video contest. (37:48)
Network World 360 podcast: Cisco fights aftermarket, NAC for free, and more
Cisco set to fight aftermarket sellers, open source players show a knack for NAC, and Microsoft Open XML takes next step toward becoming a standard. (7:19)
Panorama podcast: Protecting data inside and outside the network
How do you protect data on the network for inside threats or keep it safe even outside the corporate boundaries? Enterprise Rights Management (ERM) may hold the key. Like digital rights management (DRM) for music, ERM helps control access and rights to data wherever it resides. Ed Gaudet, vice president of product management and marketing for Liquid Machines, explains the technology to Multimedia Editor Jason Meserve.
