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'Exfiltration' reports must stand up to legal scrutiny.
Testing buggy products can give your company a competitive edge.
America-Mideast Educational and Training Services cuts costs.
Sioux Falls, S.D., making the transition.
Long Island company finds a solution in M5 Networks.
As benefits consulting firm grows, IP-based phones make sense.
Firm gets a better handle on international calls.
Colorado facility rolls out VoIP system for phones, data.
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New Data Center security tactics can help you build a fortress around your database.
The latest CDP tools offer advanced recovery and archiving, and more integration choices.
MB Financial Bank gains business flexibility with a capacity-on-demand SAN.
New boot-from-SAN technologies offer automated server provisioning and other advanced management goodies.
Benefits giant CitiStreet ditches traditional tape and brings disaster recovery in-house with New Data Center-style backup and recovery systems.
Industry watchers caution of AJAX's complexity.
Why you need sophisticated change-management tools for your growing storage network.
Organized criminals unleash armies of botnets to steal confidential information.
How companies are responding and what users should know.
Beware of phreakers, fraudsters, sniffers, RATS, SPIT, men in the middle, broadcast storms, Wi-Fi jamming.
Nemertes study shows that as companies broaden their VoIP rollouts, setup costs increase - but so do savings.
Driving the market are IP TV, carrier Ethernet and multiservice networking.
6 Cisco- and Juniper-routed Fast Ethernet subnets were used.
6910 and 6940 products are put through their paces.
2 devices perform admirably, according to tests.
EdgePro 5500e units designed for regional hubs, small data centers.
Optimization tools offer compression, prioritization to reduce telco charges.
Continuous data protection, wide-area file services and managed backup services help companies get their businesses back online faster amid disaster.
Approach raises key question: Is it appropriate for enterprise use?
HotStage event for '06 InteropLabs takes place in a drafty warehouse in California.
Testing shows that completely interoperable, enterprise-class products could be coming soon.
What happens when devices try to work through security devices and across wireless LANs?
Dedicated network access control devices and software will dominate NAC deployments for the next few years.
Allotting 90% of R&D spending to software, Avaya aims to deliver IP telephony features.
We update the status of our 2005 Start-ups To Watch picks.
Nine NW200 CEOs tell us what makes them tick.
This sampling showcases other companies that have captured the enterprise.
Many companies find initial costs were high, but they decline in subsequent years.
If you've got your own conspiracy theory, let us know.
Mapping Cisco, Juniper, Microsoft and TCG's access-control schemes.
It's simple: Who you are should govern what you're allowed to do on the network.
Network Admission Control can be mapped to TCG's NAC architecture, but issues arise.
