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* Proposal to store identity data in a double-lock secured digital vault
* Black Duck ProtexIP/Development, ProtexIP/Registry
* VoIP talk tops NetWorld+Interop * Who wants to be an entrepreneur? * The rules are fuzzy in IP numbers game * Big Blue's mainframe gathers no rust * Today on Layer 8
Welcome to This Week on NW Fusion, featuring breaking news, info, and tips from Network World Fusion, the most comprehensive enterprise networking resource on the Internet. See below for the week's biggest stories and check out our other e-mail news
* Patches from Symantec, Trustix, Slackware, others * Red Hat closes out support for Red Hat Linux 9 * Redmond enlists security vendors to automate policy compliance, and other interesting reading
* Hackers targeting San Diego? * Maintaining maintenance * The upside of N+I * The cool side of N+I
* N+I roundtable discussion on metro Ethernet
* New worm targets Sasser code flaw * Inside MIT's new geek lair * N+I: Used Cisco gear a growing market * In depth: Cisco HFR has its work cut out * Today on Layer 8 * This week’s top 5 stories
* The Reviewmeister tests configuration management tools
* Power5 makes its way into IBM servers
* Norwich University launches bachelor’s program in IA
* Looking at the hard numbers of IM deployment
* Lawn maintenance company uses iPAQs to expand without increasing staff
* Transition Networks releases media converters with power over Ethernet
* Career killing behavior to avoid
* BGP tool could be boon to IP VPNs
* Blazent’s software tracks assets to help IT managers make the most of them
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