Opinion

Network General emerges from former Network Associates

* Network General about to stand alone

Give the IT department a helping hand

* Other departments ought to be involved in messaging security

Catching phish

* How to avoid getting hooked by a phish

Bridging IT and finance

* Cutter Consortium survey finds CIOs and CFOs forging better relationships

SonicWall pops out three small-office VPN appliances

* SonicWall appliances offer LAN or Wi-Fi access point option

Identity management for objects, services as well as people

* Chris Stone talks up identity management in the enterprise

What the scientists’ Lustre could do for you

* Lustre high-performance storage and file system now and in the future

Verizon goes VoIP

* Verizon fulfills pledge to unveil consumer service

NetFlash: Cisco drops suit against Huawei

* Cisco drops suit against Huawei * World's biggest computing experiment in trouble * Barrett tells Intel employees to shape up * Network World Fusion Radio: Bram Cohen on BitTorrent * Today on Layer 8

ISS patches CheckPoint VPN-1 flaw

* Patches from Gentoo, Mandrake Linux, others * Beware MyDoom.O * E-commerce attack tops McAfee's threat ranking, and other interesting reading

Nexans’ cabling waits for 10 Gig

* Nexans claims its Category 7 cabling is ready for 10 Gigabit Ethernet

Politics and more at VORTEX 2004

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Fujitsu unveils second Itanium 2 server

* Fujitsu rolls out another server based on Itanium 2

What the various remote security vendors do

* Distinguishing among remote security offerings

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Cisco drops suit against Huawei

IBM tapped for new Navy supercomputer

A look at You, Part 2

* Helping your staff make the most of your company's bonus program

Ulfelder unplugged, Part 1

* Author sets out to install a wireless network, finds self shivering in his underwear

The reality of offshoring

* Diving into the sticky topic of offshore outsourcing

Sprinting over hurdles

* More on Sprint’s relationships with cable companies

LinuxWorld to kick off next week

* LinuxWorld hopes to burn away the San Francisco fog

What Microsoft could do to help extend Active Directory

* A proposal for a "Schema Safe" certification for third-party schema extensions

The twist in IBM’s federated identity deal with France Telecom

* France Telecom requires IBM to conform to Liberty Alliance spec

I, automation

* Parallels between ‘I, Robot’ and automation issues

MCI broadens Ethernet offerings

* MCI’s Ethernet service runs over SONET

What’s in IT for you?

* The You Issue, 2004

AT&T Wireless stakes claim to 3G

But demand not strong, and faster, more available alternatives are set