* Cisco introduces LAN switches oriented towards VoIP
* Cisco rolls out LAN tsunami * Microsoft finds new front in software piracy battle * Q&A: Verizon weighs in on enterprise nets * HP to release Virus Throttler for Windows in 2005 * Today on Layer 8
* SCO Web site hack mocks company's legal claims * University takes go-slow approach to VoIP * Sun acquisition to boost IT services portfolio * Wi-Fi Planet highlights multichannel access points * Today on Layer 8
* Research firm spells out potential for Gigabit Ethernet video routers
* Virtual Showdown: No patching panacea * One man's trash is another's cheap PC * Report: Microsoft paid CCIA official * Polycom, Edgewater work to overcome firewalls, NAT systems * Today on Layer 8
* The killer app has arrived * Letterman would be proud * Microsoft’s new strategy: implied threats * Address Internet security now
* Foundry Networks, Chelsio Communications team up
* Who’s being protected - WLAN consumers or vendors? * As a country, we’ve got work to do * What Cisco worries about * Picture imperfect
* How best to patch: the final debate * Oracle announces quarterly patching schedule * ANTs database aims to speed up SQL transactions * Study finds e-voting irregularities in Florida * Network World Fusion Radio: IBM's World Community Grid * T
* Competition heats up for key piece of 'Net infrastructure * Cisco to buy mgmt. start-up, with eye toward network unity * Petco settles charge it left customer data exposed * Four vendors team up on new standardized Linux * Today on Layer 8
