Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Supercomm reflects recovering industry
* Web attack aims to steal surfers' financial details * Guinness book open to industry's greatest hits * Wi-LAN sues Cisco over wireless patents * Analyst says Comdex may be gone for good * Designing Network Security * Today on Layer 8 * This week’
* The Reviewmeister looks at configurations from Avaya for his test of IP PBX security
* Spammers fail to comply with anti-spam law
* Group formed to work on open-source version of InfiniBand software stack
* Optimizing business value of IT rates high among surveyed IT execs
* Students hold LAN party, see corporate use
* Surverys from Manpower and CareerBuilder.com show strongest employment outlook since 2001
* Backing up to a temporary workstation prior to a NetWare hardware upgrade
* Supercomm reflects recovering industry
* Seclarity rolls out Ethernet NICs that include IPSec VPN termination support
* A word about WiMAX
* Think your company’s too small to need one? Think again
* Fibre Channel groomed for SMB market
* Comdex canceled due to lack of interest * D-Link shows enterprise ambitions with stackable Layer 3 switches * IEEE set to ratify 802.11i standard * Qwest rolls out business VoIP * Today on Layer 8
* Foundry’s server-farm appliances can go to 10 Gigabit Ethernet
* Patches from Mandrake Linux, Debian, SGI, others * Beware latest Lovegate and Rbot variants * IEEE set to ratify 802.11i standard, and other interesting reading
* Number of U.S. broadband DSL subscribers jumped 13% over 2003
* So many ways to make a phone call...
* Standards development is key to RFID's adoption in supply chain applications
* Readers weigh in on vendors’ management initiatives
* When to converge wired and wireless LANs, and when not to
* Findings of IDC's IT education services report
* Conference session to introduce identity management to mobile users
* FreeBSD Project using Posix technology for FreeBSD, Unix interoperability
