Opinion

Juniper’s new switches have a NAC for support

* Juniper's EX switches support UAC and all other versions of NAC

One network under Juniper

* Juniper dreams of unifying enterprise networks

Malware popping up on popular sites

* Patches from Mozilla, Debian, Gentoo, others * New Word attacks pose as news about Tibet * Snopes.com stops serving adware, and other interesting reading

DEMO start-ups tap into ambitions, generosity

The future of network security

Plus: 10 questions to ask when determining your future security architecture

Swisscom adds to managed WAN services lineup

* Telecom provider taps Ipanema Technologies for WAN optimization gear

The problem with Network Solutions’ e-commerce product

Cisco warns Tomcat flaw could harm its Wireless Control System

The Cisco Nexus Seven Thous—what????

The Whip Antenna is Dead

Location – It’s Not Just About GPS

ICANN moves to end ‘domain tasting’

Juniper CEO on why he can compete with Cisco in the enterprise

Gecko-like glue will let robots walk on ceiling

Analog-to-digital TV change mystifies most adults: Consumer Reports

See all the DEMO 2008 demonstrators

Antitrust oversight of Microsoft extended to 2009

Live from DEMO 2008

Share Your Laptop Tricks

Mortgage misery a boon for spammers

Court fines telemarketer $180,000 for making 46 million irritating calls

Microsoft Remains Untrustworthy

Comic Strip About IT Heroes

Chapter 1: Internet protocol operations fundamentals

Cisco Press

How to revamp your soft skills

* Books to read, people to talk to and circles to expand

802.11n and PoE: Who’s promising what?

* Investigating potential pre-11n power tradeoffs

NIST publishes list of approved products and vendors

* NIST Personal Identity Verification Program validates products, vendors for federal agencies

AT&T moves ahead with IMS, unveils VoIP service for its IPTV customers

* AT&T targets cable triple-play services by adding VoIP to wired, wireless services

Connecting people while travelling

* Dopplr keeps you and your friends informed about where you are, where you plan to be and more

End-user performance management in the spotlight

* Vendors promise to help IT managers deliver peak application performance all the way to the end-user machine