Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* Patches from HP, Gentoo, others * Beware Lovegate variant * CyberGuard makes bid for Secure Computing, and other interesting reading
* Web servers still doling out 'Scob' code * Microsoft to pitch security as 'competitive advantage' * Cisco buys traffic optimizer * University graduating to wireless net * Today on Layer 8 * This week’s top 5 stories
U.S. reps file a bill that proposes VoIP should get a category all its own
* Professor proposes a better log to replay computer events
* Juniper enables customers to authenticate once to all their resources
* Easing the WAN's load
* New book answers all your questions
* Career management services firm Lee Hecht Harrison offers advice on how to negogiate for a raise
* Cloudmark makes bold claims on anti-spam software
* Check out the iFolder Project
* Cohabiting with Unix, mainframe and Wintel staffs
* Myricom’s latest switch supports up to 8,192 hosts in a cluster
* Array Networks introduces traffic management appliances
* Offshoring's victims: Two stories * California anti-trust deal with Microsoft approved * Bagel source code is revealed * Siemens lands $3.6 billion BBC outsourcing contract * Network World Fusion Radio: WiMAX in the air * Today on Layer 8
* N-Tron introduces industrial Ethernet switches that are small
* U.S. reps file a bill that proposes VoIP should get a category all its own
* Patches from Mandrake Linux, Debian, Gentoo, others * Beware new editions of Bagel virus * Gearhead: Secure communications with SSH, and other interesting reading
* The Reviewmeister continues to look at enterprise IM products
* Fujisawa switched frame relay for IP VPN without higher prices
* For Sandra, it's time to say goodbye