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* IPSec's remote-access drawbacks
* Broadband service providers need to do more to keep up with their residential customers
* Application acceleration devices becoming key network component
* Tips for negotiating software contracts
* The changing value of data
* Resource for security topics
* IOS glitch leaves some Cisco gear open to attack * Network World Fusion Radio: Search engines * E-mail authentication: Cost, standards remain problems * Panel: Gov't backing of supercomputers can aid business * Today on Layer 8
* Readers lend insightful comments on running voice over WLANs
* Patches from Microsoft, Mandrake Linux, others * Beware new MyDoom variant * Spyware stoppers target biz networks, and other interesting reading
* A front-end device from Array Networks
* VMware’s latest virtual server software for symmetric multiprocessing
* Testing your Web apps performance
* About Microsoft's "Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 98 Threat Mitigation Guide"
* Recent findings from mi2g are damning to Linux security
* Sxip competes against Passport and Libery Alliance for single sign-on
* British Telecom’s phone switches between mobile network and fixed
* Identity management is bigger than the directory
* News from Computer Security Institute Conference * News from CTIA Wireless Entertainment & IT Conference * News from Fall VON 2004 * Upcoming trade shows * Free Network World Technology Tours
* Spyware stoppers target biz networks * Microsoft to launch search engine technology * Companies target IM, peer-to-peer threats * Cisco hits analysts' Q1 expectations * Today on Layer 8
* BT Americas says it provides more realistic performance targets
* Wireless could drive organizational changes
* Service-oriented architectures
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