Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* Anonymous file trading is difficult but not impossible
* Why some consumers still don’t trust e-commerce
* NAS gateways are the bridge between NAS and SAN
* Novell Nsure Audit will audit security, system and application events
* What MPLS and Frame Relay Alliance survey means
* NetScaler is expanding its equipment’s range into SSL remote access
* The cable companies push their triple play services while the RBOCs prepare their RFPs for FTTP
* Software for remotely configuring new Windows servers set to ship soon
* SMC updates 10/100 switch, releases stackable version
* Patches from Red Hat, Debian, Microsoft, Cisco, others * Beware new worm that poses as a Microsoft patch * From the interesting reading department; Vendors can't wait for homeland security
* A variety of tech tools help Chuck Aaron provide quick staffing services to large firms
* Abundant WLAN channels relieve interference, university finds
* Micro Focus’ Net Express recasts COBOL programs as Web services
* Benefits of IP Centrex
* Taking the sports analogy further
* Liberty Alliance document looks at business concerns of identity federation
* The importance of identity management
* SGI’s open-source software monitors usage of Linux resources
* Low-cost DSL options from Verizon and Qwest
* Shortcomings of electronic software distribution tools, and a survey
* Software distribution might be a good task to outsource
Having Verizon as a customer is good for Sonus' bottom line
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