Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* IP VPNs save, but they can carry 'gotchas' * Google search cache spawns SSL fear * Air Force to standardize Microsoft configurations * Airline check-in by cell phone on the way * Cool Yule Tools Holiday Gift Guide * Network World Fusion Radio: IBM'
* Who’s being protected - WLAN consumers or vendors? * As a country, we’ve got work to do * What Cisco worries about * Picture imperfect
* Patches from FreeBSD, Conectiva, Gentoo, others * Beware new Sober variant * Google search cache spawns SSL fear, and other interesting reading
* How best to patch: the final debate * Oracle announces quarterly patching schedule * ANTs database aims to speed up SQL transactions * Study finds e-voting irregularities in Florida * Network World Fusion Radio: IBM's World Community Grid * Today
* Strategies for selling products online
* SSL derivative supports real-time, remote apps
* Netscaler 9950 Secure Application Switch
* Lots of activity around growing field of archiving
* ITAA calls for Bush administration to work with Congress in pursuit of some specific tech-related policy goals
* NetQoS adds feature to collect data at the time a problem occurs
* Verari Systems’ eight-way SMP server
* Review of new information security dictionary
* Using both FTTN and FTTP architectures to deliver IP video
* Apple storage options
* Introducing Stoneware
* Competition heats up for key piece of 'Net infrastructure * Cisco to buy mgmt. start-up, with eye toward network unity * Petco settles charge it left customer data exposed * Four vendors team up on new standardized Linux * Today on Layer 8
* Patches from Mandrake Linux, Conectiva, Debian, others * Beware latest Bofra (formerly MyDoom variant) going around * AOL upgrade packs security tools, and other interesting reading
* Extreme Networks’ latest switch aims at WLANs and voice
