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* Dr. Internet columnist Steve Blass helps a reader find a free system audit tool
* Affording monoculture * Regulation: A sticky wicket for VoIP * The solution to 'offshoring' problem: Innovation * This is madness in any month
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* IBM pushes Linux to its customer base, as well as to its employees
* Patches from OpenSSL, Trustix, others * Beware Witty worm * Microsoft's delivery of patch tools slips again, and other interesting reading
* Handbook outlines functions of computer incident response team
* Goldman Sachs surveys CIOs; finds spending increases, shifting priorities
* The Reviewmeister continues searching for the perfect mobile middleware product
* The CAN-SPAM bill gets low marks from SMBs, industry groups
* Netcordia appliances ‘automate the work of a consultant’
* Results from a survey of 119 high-tech organizations on their career planning programs
* Dell-VMware configuration makes better use of servers via partitions
* Future of high-speed mobile WANs grows cloudy
* Evidence that spam laws won’t be the most effective solution to spam
* Endpoint security software
* Hunting for a tool that shows which processes are impacted when an asset goes down
* MCI tallies up the cost of a scandal while Nortel deposes its CFO
* Patches from HP, Macromedia, Debian, others * Beware yet another variant of the Agobot family of Trojans * Mgmt. matters: Ace Hardware simplifies security management, and other interesting reading
* AdmWin from Wennstrom Software
