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* Federal financial council releases guidelines for safeguarding customer ID
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* October is Microsoft license season
* Does it or does it not depend on the application?
* Cisco talking IP-radio nets * Juniper gains corporate network ground * Tech stalwarts buy into XML gear * Cisco considers manufacturing products in India * Today on Layer 8
* Patches from Oracle, HP, Ubuntu, others * Three new Rbots circulate * How one school traps infected PCs in its web
* Nortel picks Motorola President and COO Mike Zafirovski
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* Google is full of baloney * Face-off: Are smart networks a good investment? * Convergence is all-encompassing * The good ol’ days?
* How application security implements traditional network- and OS-level IDS concepts at the database level
* Dr. Internet columnist Steve Blass talks about an open source integrated library system * Help Desk columnist Ron Nutter explains why a high level of ICMP packets between AD controllers and the Exchange server is not normal.
* New automated tool enforces policies, security
* Out-of-Band Management: Niche market or industry building block?
Big company phone features are now affordable for SMBs
* Hospital recalls early lessons with location tracking
Two industry insiders debate whether users are better off with smart or dumb networks.