Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* How Samba could help you
* ClearSight Networks to update Analyzer software for more insight into traffic
* The real name behind the branded box
* AT&T lops 7,400 more heads as it exits consumer telephony
* CA adds anti-virus, anti-spyware to Cisco NAC program * Enterprise security is worst ever, experts say * NetContinuum upgrades for Web services * IBM launches Atlantic * Network World Fusion Radio * Today on Layer 8
* Wi-Fi Alliance gives vendors warning over draft 802.11n standard
* Patches from Microsoft, Gentoo, SCO, others * Beware latest Forbot, Rbot and Bagle variants * Enterprise security is worst ever, experts say, and other interesting reading
* Multiport Gigabit Ethernet cards vs. single 10 Gigabit Ethernet cards
* Infonet SLAs take into account end-to-end performance of key network apps
* Trapeze, Proxim target smaller sites
* Offshore outsourcing security concerns and solutions
* A year in, two programs are seeing good results
* IBM’s announcements improve management picture
* The ups and downs of wireless Internet access on the road
* AT&T could switch Windows to Linux
* EPOK allows owners of data to share in its use
* Microsoft creates walkthrough documents of MIIS 2003 implementations
* Co-Tracker captures and catalogs images found on Web pages
* Knowing where your IT resources are at the touch of a button
* AT&T, MCI seem ripe for the picking, but RBOCs say they are not shopping
* Novell to defend open source software with patents * Microsoft pushes out seven critical security fixes * SCO's McBride warns of open source 'wild west' * IBM buys Systemcorp * Today on Layer 8
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