* SSL VPNs dissected * Is BellSouth next for Whitacre, AT&T? * San Francisco leaders voice concerns about Wi-Fi project * Savvis launches security service * Case study: Fireman's Fund rescues remote users * Compendium: Tim Berners-Lee has a blog
If you’re in the market for SSL VPN equipment, or have even just thought about it, you should check out our insanely thorough review and testing package. We put 11 products through their paces. We checked them for everything from application interoperability to authentication to manageability. And we picked a winner. SSL VPNs dissected http://www.networkworld.com/reviews/2005/121905-ssl-test-intro.html?net&story=121905-ssl-test-intro
If you’re in the market for SSL VPN equipment, or have even just thought about it, you should check out our insanely thorough review and testing package. We put 11 products through their paces. We checked them for everything from application interoperability to authentication to manageability. And we picked a winner.
SSL VPNs dissected
http://www.networkworld.com/reviews/2005/121905-ssl-test-intro.html?net&story=121905-ssl-test-intro
Is BellSouth next for Whitacre, AT&T?
Many expect the new AT&T to continue to acquire companies and assets. One potential target is BellSouth, a prospect that would raise regulatory and anti-trust concerns.
http://www.networkworld.com/news/2005/121905-bellsouth.html?net&story=121905-bellsouth
San Francisco leaders voice concerns about Wi-Fi project
San Francisco’s plan for citywide Wi-Fi ran into some friction Friday from a local regulatory agency.
http://www.networkworld.com/news/2005/121905-wi-fi-san-francisco.html?net&story=121905-wi-fi-san-francisco
Savvis launches security service
Service provider Savvis this week plans to announce a managed service that offers a variety of security features without requiring hardware or software at a customer’s location.
http://www.networkworld.com/news/2005/121905-savvis.html?net&story=121905-savvis
Case study: Fireman’s Fund rescues remote users
Fireman’s Fund Insurance wants to make sure that real-time remote access to data for its agents and sales staff doesn’t become a fire drill.
http://www.networkworld.com/news/2005/121905-firemans-fund.html?net&story=121905-firemans-fund
Compendium: Tim Berners-Lee has a blog
And the father of the Web is using Drupal for his blog (just like us). So far, though, the blog consists of just two posts – one announcing the blog and a second thanking people for their 418 congratulatory replies to the first one.
http://www.networkworld.com/community/?q=node/3950
