Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Trend given rise to identity-based risk management, auditing and policy enforcement tools from vendors such as Aveksa, Sailpoint and Vaau
Verizon’s automated order-processing system will be installed along with Rivermine TEM software at Fifth Third Bank
IETF, ITU will work together on new transport protocol
Web 2.0 security risks are serious, but manageable, experts say
3Com 4210 family available in PoE, non-PoE flavors and 9- , 18-port and 26-port models
Goal is to promote Kerberos for commercial, mobile use
How to build iPhone applications main topic at Ajax conference
Cisco broadens unified communications line, too
Red Hat wants to build a developer base and collect a critical mass of partners as it looks to the future
Plugs security threat to corporate networks
Only 455,000 out of 45.7 million stolen records eligible for monitoring
EBay rejects notion that yesterday’s posting of eBay user information and credit card data is link to a system break-in.
ThyssenKrupp moves gradually on its VoIP rollout
Frontline Vice Chairman Hundt discusses use for public safety, open access networks
Changes provide granular security options; Microsoft adds identity client support to Hotmail
Juniper officials hint at LAN switches to come
Long-awaited award is first under federal Networx program
Wireless intrusion-prevention software upgraded to protect against more attacks
Representatives from AT&T, Google, Frontline Wireless offer differing views on open access networks
Phil the fish teaches Internet users about phishing