Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Managing mobile workers is just as important as managing mobile devices
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Published results from security lab NSS Labs seems to indicate that IE8 does a really good job at socially-engineered malware protection.
Adds to 8Gb Fibre Channel stackable switches offered by HP
Cloud computing, mid-market customers and service providers drove the IT management software maker to invest $350 million in acquiring Nimsoft.
Who are we fighting in the cyberwar, if anyone?
Gartner says 60% of virtual servers less secure than the physical servers they replace
Mobile Web browser featured on Windows Phone 7 devices will be a "vast improvement"
Company exec says sales pitch will be cloud first, license second
New Proof of Concept for Measuring and Monitoring Cloud Infrastructure Security
Carrier's two supplier "domain" procurement strategy stretched for edge, core
NASA’s Mars rover missions diverging; Mars moon Phobos photos relased
Or reason No. 428 why people hate insurance companies
Various flavors of Linux power 85% of the top 500 supercomputers in the world today, what a great testament to Open Source
Do consultancies or other businesses have anything to lose by opening their processes up to the world? The debates start again in this new arena.
With all the M&A that Cisco Systems has gone through over the past decade or so, their product lines have penetrated into areas that use networking in ways that are unexpected and exciting to watch. As the new decade begins to unfold, let's see what
Integration will become more important moving forward
A search and review portal for useful IT tools
A big leap forward for Ruckus, beamforming, and the WLAN industry as a whole
Discover the key to revamping a cross-carrier WAN to make real-time applications run well
With PCI and other compliance regulations demanding it, keeping and maintaining firewall rules in good order can be a tall task, but this open source tool will have you "in like Flint"
802.11n prices head toward cliff
* Japan's NTT Docomo offers OpenID authentication; MetPass SSO now open source
* Avaya IP Office 6.0 is designed to be an easier and more affordable unified communications system for businesses with fewer than 20 employees.
Regardless of when you think you’ll adopt, it’s never too early to start thinking through your plan