* High-profile identify thefts force govt., industry to take action * VeriSign ranked tops on .net bid * Oracle snaps up Oblix to bolster identity platform * Industry group sets out to make VoIP secure * A keynote unlike any other * Today on Layer 8
* Extreme Networks’ Summit 400-24
* $20 billion federal contract has telcos salivating * Going fault-tolerant for less * Force10 switch targets data center * Call mining gets a boost * Network World Fusion Radio: Skype * Today on Layer 8
* A keynote unlike any other * Questioning AFP’s motives * Key ingredients of an SLA * Get the facts on MPLS
* Of love and pagers: The life of married network pros * Feature: Hack your network * Storage blade coming to IBM's BladeCenter * Q&A: Novell CTO Nugent on his move to CA * Opinion: The worst anti-spam approach ever * Today on Layer 8 * This
* CA hires former Novell CTO to lead Unicenter * Review: PlayStation Portable * Test: MIMO products boost 802.11g nets * Symantec launches hosted e-mail security service * Opinion: Empire State strikes again * Today on Layer 8
* Vativ Technologies’ 10 Gig transceiver for UTP copper cables
* Extreme and Foundry keep on ticking * IBM releases FairUCE anti-spam technology * NEC developing network security analysis system * Q&A: Novell CEO cautious about China * Today on Layer 8
* IEEE 802.3as task force reaches key decisions
* Nortel's 10G switch deals Cisco a blow * Test: Should IE stay or should IE go? * Offsite security complicates compliance * Novell CTO sets exit plan on eve of user conference * IDC on Linux and mobile devices * Deadline extended * Today on Lay
