Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* Readers pick their favorite products * Microsoft researchers target worms, buffer overruns * CA warns of security holes in license tool * SCO to restate 2004 financial results * Call for entries * Today on Layer 8 * This week’s top 5 stories
* Odd plans and upcoming betrayals from Redmond
* What are your best practices for avoiding human error-driven net outages?
* Packeteer’s PacketShaper 1200 Series
* NEC’s fault-tolerant mid-range server
* MessageOne’s OneSwitch for Exchange
* The stock market is a mystery
* Why Kabay’s computer is headed back to HP
* Nick Pianim has a background in venture capital, running an IDC
* HP eyes holistic computing
* Sales are on the up for multi-function security devices that support VPNs
* Intel, Broadcom separately go after same problem
* Appeals court reverses $520 million ruling against Microsoft * IBM looks to reassure channel over Lenovo * ViryaNet wins funding but continues to report net losses * Verizon lets MCI talk over Qwest bid * Network World Renovator Award: Call for En
* Patches from CA, Trend Micro, HP, others * New Bagle variant on the loose
* Warning signs that an ISP acquisition deal may turn sour
* Proper strategic planning of IT initiatives
* Good Web sites from the government
* Q&A with a network management expert