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Although wireless is a great way to connect, the implementation
issues can be daunting. A look at the key challenges for wireless
deployments. by Graeme K. Le Roux
Fraud in the mobile industry
It
is a safe bet that when the first 3G wireless systems open for business,
the first incidents of 3G fraud will follow close behind. by CK
Mah
802.11b
Update: Stepping Up Your WLAN Security
We
revisit the pitfalls of WEP and explore best practices for wireless
security using 802.1x and the emerging 802.11i specification, for
a safer wireless network. by Seamus Phan
Halt!
Who goes there?
An
intrusion detection procedure is vital to any organization that
wants to keep unwanted access at bay. Awareness and policy guidelines
can do the trick. by Rakesh Raghudharan
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Beyond basic connectivity
'Security
and connectivity' are key concern areas for most CIOs and CTOs.
A VPN (Virtual Private Network) solution is the likely answer to
both these problems.
Powering
processors for Unix
Five
years ago, IBM set out to build a system that would change the way
one looked at conventional Unix servers. The result is the pSeries
690 server (code named Regatta) which was launched in October. With
a new processor called POWER4 and features borrowed from its mainframe
systems, Regatta might just be a threat to Sun Microsystems, which
has for long been dominant in the server market.
Dr. Joel Tendler, Program Director, Technology Assessment,
Enterprise Systems Group, IBM has been one of the architects of
this system.
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VPN
- A Very Personal Network
VPN's
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public infrastructure. Other benefits are thrown in as well
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Fax
over IP is alive and kicking
Is fax still relevant in today's e-mail dominated world? G B Kumar,
General Manager, Internet Solutions Group and Business Development,
Intel thinks fax over IP may be the next big booster for this dying
technology
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IBM
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Securing
with Symantec
Ways
to get alerts
McAfee's
security range
Ace
servers from Acer
SNMP
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WLAN standard gets IEEE nod
Cisco
announces Mobile IP functionality
Vulnerable
Unix GUI
One
Flavor NetWare
Patch
that security hole in IE
Ethernet switch market down 8 percent
Hitachi
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