Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* The changing face of your newsletter
* The marriage of storage and networks
* Research firm stresses importance of testing Web-enabled applications
* Cavium processors claim to handle encryption and processing at 100M bit/sec
* What to expect from this year’s FISSEA conference
* Network processors regain old momentum
* IT budgets bigger, but not big enough * CIOs wary of IBM-Lenovo deal, says Merrill Lynch * Optware seeks U.S. vendors to adopt holographic storage * OSDL Panel: Challenges ahead for utility computing * Network managers dating network managers * Loo
* Patches from HP, Gentoo, Mandrake Linux, others * Beware new Sober variant * Phishing morphs into pharming, and other interesting reading
* Also: Juniper discovers JUNOS vulnerability; what SBC gets for its $16 billion
* Sun prepares Identity Auditor for launch in March
* Making sure users only see what they're allowed to see
* Five domain name registries competing for .net registry
* Digital Evolution XML VPN allows the use of Web services over a VPN
* After six months away, I’m back in the world of pocket devices
* The evolution of service-level management to business service management
* The Evil Twin reawakens
* Case study: Lynden
* Sun to offer Solaris as an open source platform
* As management disciplines converge, you should start to look at problems differently
* Polaris' cross-connect switch
* Phishing attacks evolve
* CompTIA and industry players meet to develop certification for VoIP pros
* Cisco, HP team on Gigabit switch for blade servers * MCI joins IPv6 test bed * IBM extends consulting unit with Equitant buy * Job cuts part of SBC acquisition of AT&T * Network managers dating network managers * Looking for start-up stars * Today
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