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Wireless security guide
Insight With wireless security standards yet to settle, it is no surprise IT pros are still baffled by it. Here's our quick and dirty guide on the topic, comprised of the most frequently asked questions from readers.
Tags: 802.11/Wi-Fi, Security implementation/standards
Politicians should stay out of Net policing
Insight perspective The law cannot hope to keep up with the Internet, and just hampers innovation, says industry expert.
Tags: Web sites, Legal, Government, Domain Name, OSI, monitoring, network, Internet Service Provider, Internet, ISO
Netgear SC101T Storage Central Turbo
Reviews Netgear's SC101T Storage Central Turbo is robust, relatively attractive and affordable, making it suitable for all but the most demanding environments, although managing the device can be tricky.
Blue Coat extends Malaysia operations
News New global service center in Kuala Lumpur is testament of company's commitment to Asia-Pacific region, senior executive says.
Tags: Networking, Blue Coat Systems Inc., Region, Telecommunications, Asia-Pacific, Malaysia, Packeteer, financial, Kuala Lumpur, revenue
Network tool reins in music downloads
News As the success of digital music services like Apple Computer's iTunes and Napster puts new pressure on corporate and other private computer networks, a generation of tools is springing up to control the software.
IT pros get to grips with WAN reports
News Cisco is to embed software from network monitoring firm NetQoS into its WAN optimization appliances, meaning up to 40 metrics can be analyzed for each link.
Tags: Diagnostics and monitoring, Bandwidth, Ethernet
Virgin Media to monitor traffic for file-sharing
News U.K. carrier to monitor its customers' data packets in an effort to gauge the level of unlawful file-sharing on its networks.
Tags: Privacy, Trial, Virgin Media, Detica, network, Spokesperson, Media, File-sharing, monitor, music company
First security scare hits next-generation Internet
News The U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team has issued alerts for some Juniper routers running IPv6.
Tags: IPv6
Next stop: Next-generation network
News Despite technical challenges ahead, next-generation network, or NGN, is imminent because the demand for NGN business applications is already here.
Tags: Mobile platforms/communications, IPv6
Juniper: Enterprise, here we come
News Juniper's long-anticipated foray into the enterprise routing market means that incumbent Cisco now has a keen challenger.
Tags: Routing/switching
M'sian broadband wars heat up
Blogs Consumer broadband service in Malaysia has been around for almost 10 years now, but it wasn't until 2005/2006 that the s...
Has the Great American Dream ended for Indians?
Blogs The U.S. of A has had a special place in the hearts of urban Indians. Since childhood, I have seen many of my playmates,...
Norton SystemWorks 2003
Product Reviews Norton SystemWorks 2003
Tags: Norton Co., Norton SystemWorks, antivirus, Norton Utilities, defragmenter, Symantec Norton AntiVirus, Norton SystemWorks 2003, SystemWorks 2003, Default Configuration, DOS
IPv6: Oops, it's on by default
Techguide Do you know whether your computers are actively using IPv6 or not? Better check, as the bad guys probably already know.
Tags: IPv6, Security Management, Data security, Apple Inc., Asia, Apple Mac OS X, Michael Kassner, Apple Macintosh, Apple Mac OS, computer
Researchers devise way to deny denial-of-service attacks
News Engineers at Auburn University in Alabama have developed a filter that could protect government, commercial and educational servers from being attacked.
Tags: Network security, Business security, IDS (Intrusion Detection Systems), Authentication, Computer, network, Filter Value, Cloud Computing, distributed denial of service, Server
