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NetFlash: Nortel road map stresses security

Opinion
Jan 17, 20062 mins
Networking

* Nortel road map stresses security * Symantec, Kaspersky criticized for cloaking software * Latest stats show phishing attacks doubled year-over-year * FDA turns to Verizon for VoIP rollout * Hot Seat: Reinvent or be marginalized * Today on Layer 8

Nortel is about to go after security in a big way. The company is planning security-related LAN and enterprise switch announcements throughout the year. Get all the details in our story. Bonus: Q&A with the director of Nortel’s Ethernet switching business.

Nortel road map stresses security

Symantec, Kaspersky criticized for cloaking software

The Windows operating system expert who exposed Sony BMG Music Entertainment’s use of rootkit cloaking techniques last year is now criticizing security vendors Symantec and Kaspersky Lab for shipping software that works in a similar manner.

Latest stats show phishing attacks doubled year-over-year

In November alone, the Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG) received 16,882 unique reports of phishing attacks that attempted to fool consumers with 93 different hijacked brands, according to a report the group released this week.

FDA turns to Verizon for VoIP rollout

FDA cuts costs and increases collaboration with a $25 million VoIP infrastructure. Plus: FDA’s deputy CIO offers tips for your VoIP rollout.

Hot Seat: Reinvent or be marginalized

Author, investor and industry analyst Geoffrey Moore says organizations need to fight off inertia and continually reinvent themselves to keep from being marginalized.

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