* How to respond to a security breach * Net access control on tap from Juniper * CTO: BellSouth lost 9 COs to Katrina * Novell: No comment on layoff rumors * Blog: Reconsidering the Shifting Past * Today on Layer 8
* Cisco talking IP-radio nets * Juniper gains corporate network ground * Tech stalwarts buy into XML gear * Cisco considers manufacturing products in India * Today on Layer 8
* Google is full of baloney * Face-off: Are smart networks a good investment? * Convergence is all-encompassing * The good ol’ days?
* Technologist turns fashionista * School traps infected PCs in its web * Exploit circulating for newly patched Oracle bug * EMC to buy document capture vendor Captiva * Cartoon of the Week * The top fives * Today on Layer 8
* Motorola sues Zafirovski over Nortel job * Cisco bets a billion dollars on India * High-tech dorms move to head of the class at colleges * IBM taps VMware, Citrix to create blade PCs * Oracle patches 88 holes in quarterly security update * Today on
* Foundry switches form backbone of Amsterdam Internet Exchange
* Enterasys floats wireless LAN gear * Data Protection Manager is a decent step for Microsoft * Sourcefire discloses buffer-overflow vulnerability in Snort * IBM acquires DataPower * Microsoft releases another beta of Windows Server 2003 R2 * CA buys
* Enterasys Networks’ wireless switch, access points
* Advisory body calls for stronger authentication in Internet banking * Nortel replaces CEO Bill Owens * Sun official says open source needs governance * Microsoft updates Windows Vista beta * Cingular to deploy Lucent IMS * Today on Layer 8
* Cisco finally brings security push to LAN * RSA boosts security of single sign-on * Review: Data Protection Manager is a decent step for Microsoft * New appliance lets users control remote PCs * IBM and BEA make RFID moves * Radio: HP's Mark P
