Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* An auditing service for pay-per-click advertising
* Using both cable and DSL provides a highly reliable service at a very low price
* ID mgmt. vendors begin year with consolidation
* The Digital Freedom Initiative
* The top 10 stories of 2004 * Today on Layer 8
* Cisco nets Airespace for $450 million * Think like a hacker * Oracle expected to lay off thousands * George Mason University suffers security breech * Today on Layer 8
* Patches from Microsoft, Debian, Gentoo, others * Beware latest Rbot variants * George Mason University suffers security breech, and other interesting reading
* The National Institute of Standards and Technology is planning to issue new guidelines for WLANs
* Cool features make the 9130 Color All-In-One OfficeJet the only printer your office will ever need
* Reader responds to DSL/cable load balance/failover option
* Blade server vendor RLX to become a software-only operation
* Update on messaging outsourcing
* AdventNet’s latest tool leverages NetFlow
* NAM's disappearance from Novell Web site was a simple error
* Nokia announces set of IPSec VPN gateways for handheld devices
* The difference between CERTs and CIRTs
* EMC buys SMARTS for management expertise
* Also: Minnesota Public Utilities Commission plans to appeal FCC VoIP ruling, SBC plans IP-based TV rollout