* RSA Security announces Key Manager * Make way for 3G * First bug found for Internet Explorer Beta 2 * Verizon expands Ethernet * Lawmakers promise action against phone record sales * Today on Layer 8 * Network World celebrates 20 years
RSA Security announces Key Manager
Climate specialist Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow today, forecasting six more weeks of hacker attacks – or something like that. In the meantime RSA Security has launched server-based software for managing encryption keys used in business applications. See the full story.
Make way for 3G
This year could be the time for 3G wireless networks to really take off. Network World takes an in-depth look at how the high-speed technology is changing the way we do wireless. We profile the devices you’ll use, the upgrades that the WAN is undergoing, the new applications being enabled, and more. Take a look.
First bug found for Internet Explorer Beta 2
An independent researcher needed just 15 minutes to find the first bug in the Beta 2 preview release of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 7 browser. Get the full details.
Verizon expands Ethernet
Verizon this week said it expanded the availability of its Ethernet access services in the U.S., Europe and the Asia-Pacific region, and is offering it as an access option for its Private IP MPLS VPN service. Click here for more.
Lawmakers promise action against phone record sales
Members of a House of Representatives committee on Wednesday promised fast action to outlaw the sale of telephone and mobile phone call logs. Click here for more.
Today on Layer 8, where we always care enough to send the very best:
We should all have Bill Gates’ problems; the top five “workplace” movies; Skype gets ringtone mania; and InBoxer uses Enron scandals to promote its products; all this today and more at your home for not-just-networking news. Check it out.
Network World celebrates 20 years
Who do you think had a bigger impact over the past 20 years, Internet pioneer Vint Cerf or the creator of Ethernet, Bob Metcalfe? What piece of technology can you not live without, even though 20 years ago you in fact lived without it? Help Network World celebrate its 20th anniversary by participating in a quick, 10-question survey about forces that have shaped the industry. Watch for the results in the March 27 issue.
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