* Interop New York focuses on security as business enabler * Video: Red Hat's Matthew Szulik on The Hot Seat * Microsoft gains government approval * Start-up focuses on standards-based grids in data centers * VoIP cures agency's telecom ill
* VoIP: more survivable than legacy PBX * Free software: It all 'ads' up * Carbonaceous computers at Christmas * Networking a military field unit overseas * And more
* SETI@Home project ends; no E.T., but the technology continues * Friday Edition: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly * On Dasher! New malware targets Microsoft users * Standards on the way for encrypting data on tape, disk * Google, Microsoft, Sun team
* Hybrid PBXs work, users say * MCI, Microsoft collaborate on VoIP * IBM opens high-performance file system * What's behind on-demand software's rise * Verizon tests out Nortel IMS * Today on Layer 8
* Foundry’s fiber-optic switch and switch modules
* Foundry launches LAN edge switch with 10 Gigabit, PoE * Security chiefs share pains of being caught in the middle * Microsoft fixes critical IE problems * Holiday Prep: Sierra Trading Post targets impulse buyers * Skype: Ready for the enterprise? *
* Test assesses Skype's network impact * New attack targets known Mozilla bug * Anti-spyware, anti-virus on collision course? * Juniper adds 40Gbps to Internet core routers * 3Com wants to hack your net - for a price * Earthlink buys New Edge to
* Interop New York’s LAN made from Extreme gear
* Cisco seeks to control your apps * Security issues to dominate Interop * Security company touts new approach on insider threat * Users: Hybrid PBXs work * Radio podcast: Putting out fires, literally * Today on Layer 8
* Face-off: Is Skype enterprise-ready? * 'Net Insider: A new face, not unlike the old one? * Editorials: What doesn't kill you makes you stronger, right? * Op-ed: The facts about WeatherBug * Backspin: Online censorship: Avoiding the Gra
