Latest videos & podcasts from Network World.
Editor’s note: The Network World video team is heading to DEMO 2007 this week to bring you the latest and greatest being unveiled at the show. Tune in to our video library Thursday and Friday for videos from the show.
Highlight of the week:
Voices from IT Roadmap video: Backing up the Schwab GuaranteeA new occasional series from Network World. In this show, Events Editor Paul Desmond looks at how Charles Schwab & Co.’s IT department backs up a simple promise to customers, but one with security ramifications that ripple throughout the company. Schwab.com’s Kostas Konstantinides is Paul’s guest.
More videos and podcasts:
Panorama podcast: eDiscovery: Are You Prepared?A recent change to the U.S. Federal Rules of Civil Procedure puts the onus on organizations – big and small – to store all forms of electronic data, including e-mails and instant messages, that could be used as evidence in court proceedings. Nick Kingsbury, CEO of Chronicle Solutions, discusses how these rule changes impact companies and what can be done to avoid costly fines in the event materials cannot be produced when the judge orders.
Hot Seat video: What makes appliances sexy?Why does one need an appliance to manage fairly basic application like DNS, DHCP and IP address management? Scale, says BlueCat Networks CEO Michael Hyatt on this week’s Network World Hot Seat.
Twisted Pair podcast: Stay away from Monkey Roses
Jason Meserve and Keith Shaw talk about the latest Cisco IOS vulnerabilities, the European Storm Worm outbreak, whether widgets and gadgets will be invading the desktop soon, and why your spouse should be more important than your PC.
LinuxWorld podcast: Virtualization at risk from entertainment-driven DRM? Danny O’Brian
Micromanaged restrictions on digital content aren’t just about home computers. The Electronic Frontier Foundation’s activism coordinator discusses how proposed DRM mandates would affect fundamental IT infrastructure such as virtualization technologies.
Audio slideshow: Recycling old gearNetwork World Senior Editor Denise Dubie brings you on a virtual tour of HP’s Andover, Mass. recycling facility, where old gear is stripped of sensitive data then recycled or reused in less mission critical applications.
Network World 360 podcast: 10 Gigabit adapters, Microsoft’s new protocol and more
Microsoft developing new secure VPN tunneling protocol, vendors push gear that runs 10G over Cat6 copper and into blade servers, Verizon previews 2007 services road map, and Cisco takes a first step in revamping IOS distribution.
Cool Tools video: Wrapping up CESA weary Keith Shaw takes a break in a very comfortable chair and brings you two final items from CES 2007: A “Space Navigator” device from Logitech and a gaming system from HP’s VooDoo division.
