Opinion

Locking down your customer’s Wi-Fi networks

* Addressing the Wi-Fi security angle in the small and home business markets

U.S. gov’t work on ID cards could be useful for private sector

* Government ID card documents, standards could help companies

Security problems getting worse – mostly

* Messaging security problems on the rise, with one exception

Remote office wrap up

* New products make remote links easier and cheaper

Symantec CEO talks about resilient networking

* Symantec CEO John Thompson’s remarks at Storage Networking World

Ad firm uses Packeteer to tag P2P traffic

* User targets peer-to-peer with Packeteer

The Certified Novell Engineer conundrum

* What does Novell's Linux focus mean to Novell certifications?

AEP aims at smaller customers with latest SSL VPN device

* AEP rolls out SGA-T

Linux vendors patch cvs

* Patches from Debian, Mandriva, Gentoo, others * Beware Trojan that looks to steal information entered into banking Web sites

Vendors demonstrate conformance to storage mgmt. spec

* Vendors conform to SMI-S

ATEN makes wireless KVM

* ATEN uses WLAN technology to let KVM devices talk to servers

NetFlash: HP’s software group feels heat

* HP's software group feels heat * Masters of the virtual world * Cisco's Airespace acquisition may be a boon to channel * Q&A: The long road to security * Today on Layer 8

Approaching a media singularity

Professor fibs to get laptop back

Violent phone craze hits UK

Who’s most popular online?

Apple goes after Jobs bio publisher

Tales from the front: UCG shares MPLS experience

* UCG reports satisfaction after five months of using managed IP VPN service

What is the U.S. selling?

* No. 1 U.S. export item is not what you think

Mailbag: Tying together disparate mgmt. tools

* Readers suggest solutions to problem of tying management tools together

To thine own self be true

* How to win the right clients for your business

A book for digital sleuths

* 'File System Forensic Analysis'

FogBugz tracks software development

* A specialized Web-based project mgmt. tool

WiMAX gets shot in the arm

* Industry turns corner in getting WiMAX services deployed

Reader weighs in on Circles of Trust issue

* Reader's view on consumer oriented Cirlces of Trust

The quiet revolution of the BlackBerry

* Prominence of e-mail reflected in prominence of BlackBerry

Readers chime in on pay vs. free Linux

* Is Red Hat's Fedora non-commercial?

Teaching users that change is not always bad

* Training as an end-user sales aid

Storage networks get help from WAN accelerators

* Devices add acceleration for wide area file services

The spin on Cisco’s latest acquisition

* Analysis of Cisco's acquisition of Topspin Communications