Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* Still no word from ET * Microsoft fixes XP SP2 patching flaw * New worm uses IM to lure victims * Nortel to lay off 10% of staff * Network World Fusion Radio: Phishing attacks * Today on Layer 8 * This week’s top 5 stories
* Computer Incident Response Team advantages, requirements and tools
* The Reviewmeister tests HP blade servers
* Why home computers have made the spam problem Sobig
* Juniper makes a play for the low-end
* Internap speeds up TCP ACKs over WAN
* About the developer-forums.novell.com newsgroup
* Cutter Consortium shares 15 actions to consider as part of a responsible computing strategy
* Linux storage management considerations
* How much bandwidth is enough?
* MCI to convert international voice trunking * NetRatings: Broadband users a majority in U.S. * HP moves network-scanning software into beta * Sprint offers first SLAs for wireless * You’ve got the power * Today on Layer 8
* IEEE study group looks at home network standards possibilities
* Patches from Gentoo, SGI, others * Beware new Trojans * Symantec releases patching tool, and other interesting reading
* How to find your technology identity
* Network Instruments Full Duplex Probe Appliance uses test access point
* HP to release HP-UX 11i v2, improves AlphaServer processor performance
* A look at network modeling tools and what they can do
* VCs invest in Covelight, Mobixell, PingID, Ruckus Network
* IPT management systems must provide troubleshooting tools
* VoIP and the question of regulation
* Your thoughts on offshore outsourcing and who should be outsourced
* Much ado about Wi-Fi roaming
* Why policy datastores would benefit from a protocol for accessing policies
* Readers chime in on whether we need that much new software from Microsoft
