Opinion

Armored cars, gingerbread vaults

* The risk to data sitting in databases, and how to protect against it

Net6 looks to enabling remote collaboration

* Net6 expands its Hybrid-VPN Gateway

Novell shops help each other

* Looking back at a BT/Blue Lance collaboration

Digging into IBM’s SAN virtualization software, Part 1

* What is IBM's TotalStorage SAN Volume Controller?

Nortel plans cost-cutting moves

* Company off its mid-40s margin target

Doing good works

* Using telework to effect real social change

CIRT Management: Beyond technical expertise

* Technical and nontechnical requirements of CIRTs

Cisco, Microsoft to clash on net security

* Microsoft has arrayed many of Cisco’s foes in net security initiative

Taking baby steps toward fiber

NetFlash: Show spotlight to shine on Linux advances

* Show spotlight to shine on Linux advances * SCO CEO Q&A: No need to sue more customers * Wyse unveils Linux thin client * Software protects data on corporate handhelds * Today on Layer 8

Unisys puts Linux on high-end Intel servers

Positively false

* Backspin columnist Mark Gibbs says anti-spam measures are easy and inexpensive but the devil lies in the management

Can we block WLAN connectivity of abusive users?

A friendly neighborhood viral cleansing

* Removing a morphing computer virus

Aruba, HP partner on WLAN outsourcing

* WLAN switch vendors get more money

Better business with Bitrix

* Serious Web content management that won't hurt your wallet

Managing change

* Recommendations for managing big changes

Telstra snares Hyatt International MPLS deal

* Australia's Telstra wins $8.4 million MPLS outsourcing deal with Hyatt

Residential VoIP? Check the E-911 capabilities

* Emergency calling capabilities may be limited with VoIP service

AT&T’s bellwether move

Spam cure: Nail the vendors

RDMA over TCP: Breaking the Gigabit Ethernet bottleneck

Demand higher-quality software

A milestone in telecom’s evolution

First GAN, then HAN (home-area network)

Don’t give up the Ghost

Connecting two LANs

A free lunch with Microsoft

* Microsoft Shared Source Initiative

Vendors prepare for announcements at LinuxWorld

* Red Hat, HP, Novell, IBM, Veritas, CA to unveil products at LinuxWorld

Identity services become part of the computing stack

* Analysts say identity services are well on their way to commoditization