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  • How TLS 1.3 updates aim to ensure secure Internet communications

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  • Introduction to wireless intrusion prevention systems in the enterprise

    Expert contributor George V. Hulme explains how wireless intrusion prevention systems (WIPS) protect enterprise networks from attacks and prying eyes.

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• Networking

  • HP with Aruba a stronger competitor to Cisco

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  • Wi-Fi heat map: Secret weapon for wireless network admins

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  • Network of IoT devices helps cut costs, improves productivity

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• Data Center

  • What's the best way to get a server benchmark?

    What is the best way to access large multicore servers for benchmarking? How do I know what needs to be benchmarked?

  • Can I use a transformer that doesn't match my high-voltage server?

    The specs of the 480-V power equipment are all the same as a 400-V step-up transformer. The only difference is voltage. Can we use the 480-V transformer with 400-V servers?

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    Performance monitoring tools preemptively thwart run-the-business application problems, but only when you have the right APM tool for the job.

• Data Management

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  • Ferment accompanies new Hadoop ecosystem initiative

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    Database expert Craig S. Mullins examines the criteria and characteristics you should consider when determining if a relational database management system is right for your company.

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