* Feds eyeing one access model for all * HP's StorageWorks Grid garners mixed reaction * Linux supporters rally around standard * AT&T strengthens its IP service SLAs * Today on Layer 8
Security concerns have propelled the federal government into the modern age of authentication. While no specific technologies have been adopted yet, it looks like a combination of smart cards and biometrics will become the new key to get into a variety of federal buildings. And that means security companies are about to get a whole lot of new business. Feds eyeing one access model for all http://www.nwfusion.com/news/2004/092004fedsmart.html?net
Security concerns have propelled the federal government into the modern age of authentication. While no specific technologies have been adopted yet, it looks like a combination of smart cards and biometrics will become the new key to get into a variety of federal buildings. And that means security companies are about to get a whole lot of new business.
Feds eyeing one access model for all
https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2004/092004fedsmart.html?net
HP’s StorageWorks Grid garners mixed reaction
Grid technology is one of the most exciting areas of computing today, and HP is extending grids to storage. The company laid out a plan to combine the two over the next four years – the only problem users and analysts see with the plan is that four years is an awfully long time.
https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2004/092004hpgrid.html?net
Linux supporters rally around standard
The Linux industry hit a standardization milestone last week that observers say will further bring open source technology into mainstream use.
https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2004/092004opensource.html?net
AT&T strengthens its IP service SLAs
AT&T last week began touting new IP service-level agreements that constitute some of the strongest performance guarantees available.
https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2004/092004attsla.html?net
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