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Network security management

• July 22, 2007 22 Jul'07

  NAC growth sluggish as companies consider network security options

  Companies are taking a wait-and-see approach, hoping the technology's maturity will make it more cost effective.

• June 28, 2007 28 Jun'07

  Network security: Overlay versus perimeter security model debated at Catalyst

  Traditional network perimeter security -- firewalls, and even network access control -- may soon be pushed out in favour of using VPNs for network security, which could ease the security burden for networking staff, according to Dave Passmore. The ...

• June 19, 2007 19 Jun'07

  Securing the enterprise VoIP perimeter

  How to make VoIP work without sacrificing firewalls or network perimeter security.

• June 06, 2007 06 Jun'07

  Network access controlled via biometrics

  Fingerprint readers, a form of biometrics, have been used to protect data and endpoints, but now IT is using the security technology to control network access

• May 22, 2007 22 May'07

  Microsoft unveils unified communications devices

  Microsoft unveils unified communications devices.

• March 06, 2007 06 Mar'07

  Unified communications translates to intelligent communications

  Unified communications and its business benefits were the underlying themes of the keynote presentations yesterday at VoiceCon Spring 2007.

• February 07, 2007 07 Feb'07

  OSI: Securing the stack, Layer 2 -- Understanding the role of ARP

  Part two of our series on securing the OSI stack looks at the perils of Address Resolution Protocol.

• January 16, 2007 16 Jan'07

  Network security threats and answers, by industry

  Michael Gregg offers network pros in various industries security advice and step-by-step solutions to help lock down the network.

• January 11, 2007 11 Jan'07

  Network security -- Taking the layered approach

  Network security is tricky business. In his new book Hack the Stack, author and security expert Michael Gregg outlines how to secure the network using the OSI model.

• January 07, 2007 07 Jan'07

  NAC implementation slows as networking budgets grow

  Network Access Control (NAC) implementations will decrease, despite growth in networking budgets.

• December 10, 2006 10 Dec'06

  Windows Vista security settings

  Microsoft's Windows Vista is here. Here, Current Analysis senior analyst Andrew Braunberg discusses what network admins need to know about tightening up Vista security.

• December 04, 2006 04 Dec'06

  Spam -- stop it at the network edge

  Spam has become much more than just a nuisance; it can slow or crash the network. F5 recently added a module to its Big IP platform to stop spam at the network edge.

• October 12, 2006 12 Oct'06

  What to do when your server goes down

  When a server goes down at a particular time every night without the prompt of a virus, our expert, Puneet Mehta, can tell you what the problem is and what you can do to avoid it.

• September 24, 2006 24 Sep'06

  Apple fixes Mac Wi-Fi flaws

  Updated: Attackers could exploit flaws in Apple's wireless technology to cause a denial of service or run malicious code, resulting in the full takeover of vulnerable Mac machines.

• September 12, 2006 12 Sep'06

  Secure network perimeter to result from Symantec-Juniper deal

  Juniper and Symantec announced a deal to integrate Symantec's client security software with Juniper's security hardware. The result will allow endpoint compliance and access control platforms to secure the enterprise perimeter.

• September 05, 2006 05 Sep'06

  Cisco, Microsoft unveil NAC/NAP interoperability

  Nearly two years into their partnership, Cisco and Microsoft yesterday announced a joint architecture combining their network access security solutions.

• September 05, 2006 05 Sep'06

  Cisco, Microsoft unveil NAC/NAP interoperability

  Nearly two years into their partnership, Cisco and Microsoft yesterday announced a joint architecture combining their network access security solutions.

• August 23, 2006 23 Aug'06

  Remote access, WAN optimization, and network analysis news

  Briefs: Remote access from Positive Networks helps with disaster recovery plans; Ipanema Technologies provides WAN optimization; Lancope rolls out network behavior analysis and response system tools.