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Slow Slammer response points to NIPC woes

Sony, Casio roll out improved PDAs

Final Microsoft oversight committee member named

Resonate adopted by Aprisma parent

Buyout firm acquires another management software vendor.

Lotus exec chats up key company strategies

ComNet keynote: The FAA’s Daniel Mehan

Microsoft slammed by its own product’s vulnerability

FAA: Slammer didn’t hurt us, but other attacks coming

AT&T Wireless tunes in to Wi-Fi hot spots

Lucent to resell Cisco

Laurel unveils demand-creation plan

Fact-finding mission

Ask lots of questions to squeeze the air from inflated resumés and uncover false claims.

WorldCom touts real-time apps monitoring

Service Provider briefs

Microsoft enhances productivity applications

Enterprise Applications briefs

Patently prolific

IBM secured more patents than any other company in 2002.

Spam: New year, same old story

Navy set to navigate with wireless LANs

NFL Films brings VoIP to the Super Bowl

Tivoli VP talks storage

Grid vendors target corporate applications

News briefs

ISS reins in security management

Sprint to roll out IP migration options

Cisco betting big on wireless LANs

Users tout Linux savings

Users want Lotus to lift the fog

Microsoft delivers awaited CRM software

App performance in show spotlight

Cut-rate DSL on the way?

IP storage standard set to roll

Buy helps Microsoft’s real-time plans

M&A slow in 2002

Slammer worm slows, no new reports of problems

Cisco automates setup for IP voice

Software automates video surveillance

Music retailers team to offer online services

Proxim slashes prices, intros 802.11g wireless access point

FCC to review in mid-February telco competition rules

Celite takes delight in provisioning

Study: Handheld shipments fall, Palm maintains lead

Zultys debuts with SIP-based IP PBX

IBM expands grid computing effort

Secure Computing revamps firewall line

Supreme Court: NextWave can keep wireless licenses

Vixel announces new switch

Slammer’s aftermath: Product hype

Internet under attack

SQL 2000 vulnerability to blame.

Gates celebrates Trustworthy Computing in e-mail