16 February 2007
By Martyn Williams, IDG News Service
Mitsubishi Electric has developed a prototype encryption device that can handle IPsec v2 on 10 Gbp/s Ethernet. Read more...
29 August 2006
By Bryan Betts
This year's Storage Networking World Europe takes place next month in Frankfurt, but while SNW-E has grown well since the SNW people took over the old EuroStorage event, there's now rumblings over its future. Read more...
22 January 2007
By John E. Dunn, Techworld
A trip to the frontline of the security war sounds dramatic, but this one turns out to be nothing of the kind. It starts behind the small glass door of an anonymous business centre based off Edinburgh?s shopping parade, Princes Street, the home of managed security company, dns. Read more...
13 October 2006
By Bert Latamore, Computerworld
Unified threat management converges many different network security devices into one, and while it's been a mature SMB technology for some time, it is now seeing increased use in large enterprises too. Read more...
26 January 2007
Understanding risk is as important as security, because without it you don't know what you're securing, argues Sara Santorelli, the CTO of network giant Verizon Business. Read more...
07 July 2006
By Phoenix Datacom
Phoenix Datacom, based in Aylesbury, is a long established independent supplier of network performance and security solutions to both private and public sectors. Solutions are based on products from AirMagnet, Network Physics, Netcordia, Niksun, Sourcefire, Top Layer and VSS Monitoring. Read more...
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22 December 2006
By Sandra Gittlen, Computerworld
If you're on duty over the holidays, it could be a good time for some of those network chores that you've been meaning to do for ages. Read more...
13 February 2007
By Tim Greene, Network World
This Canadian school board discovered that an appliance was the perfect way to jump safely into NAC. Read more...