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Host-Based Protection Protects Servers By Michael J. DeMaria We've been saying it for ages -- perimeter-based security is just not enough. Find out how a proactive, host-based approach will protect your endpoints from multifront assaults. |
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Review: Host Intrusion Prevention Software By Michael J. DeMaria We threw a barrage of nasty code at four HIP products to see if they would protect our unpatched servers. One solution's price, feature sets and policy creation abilities made it our pick. |
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Review: Low-Cost Network Area Storage Devices By Steven J. Schuchart Jr. Inexpensive NAS devices can provide small enterprises with terabytes of space. Of the four we tested, one impressed us with its complete feature set, speed and expandability. |
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Workshop: PoE Promises Simplified Infrastructure By Joel Conover Looking for centralized, redundant power for your wireless APs, access-card readers and IP telephone? Then you're ready for Power over Ethernet. |
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Interactive Buyer's Guide: 802.11 Network Interface Cards 802.11 network interface cards deliver high performance for a broad range of applications and host computer systems. Use our interactive tool to help with your product selection. |
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Centerfold: Video IP Project Boosts Network's Profile By Kelly Jackson Higgins Streaming video atop the corporate IP backbone saved bundles of cash for Cisco |
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Cendura's Application Management Suite 2.1 Monitors Changes By Sean Doherty Cendura can't undo the damage your enterprise software apps may experience, but it can tell you what happened. |
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Winternals Software's Insight for Active Directory Detects Anomalies By John Shireley AD upgrades can be a real headache. Does Insight have the relief admins need? |
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Adaptec's ISA1500 Storage Array Stumbles, But Delivers By Joel Conover Technology combination creates a low-cost SAN solution, but the edges are still rough. |
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Sneak Preview: Adaptec's Serial ATA RAID 2810SA: Exceptional Performance, Reasonable Price By Joel Conover In the market for an inexpensive alternative to SCSI and parallel ATA technology? The solution may lie in SATA. |
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Last Mile Edited By Bradley F. Shimmin and Tim Wilson In this edition we discuss the benefits of being the MSN Butterfly Guy, vendor mascots and Internet gambling. |
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Quick Takes By NWC Editors In this edition we look at Ixia Power over Ethernet PLM1000T4-PD; NetSupport DNA 1.01; Saint Saintbox T; and Vieo 1000. |
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Career Coach: Summer Interns Edited By Lorna Garey Have what it takes to be a good manager? Take this quiz and see. Also, can a company withhold severance? |
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Letters By NWC Readers NWC Reader Steve Jones says, "For all the smiles and bows we get from foreign business people, the world is not a friendly place." |
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Down to Business: Microsoft Engages its Opponents By Rob Preston Why is it that people who buy McDonald's burgers, Walmart merchandise and Microsoft software aren't the ones doing most of the complaining? |
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Industry Insights: Tapping IT's Creativity By Hunter Metatek Musicians are creative people. Whether or not people realize it, engineers, technologists and others in our profession are as well. |
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Carrying On: State of the Telecom Industry By Dave Molta Customers need reliable communications at a fair price. But are carriers able to deliver? |
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BuzzCut: Microsoft-Sun Pack Changes Little By Don MacVittie Like the Hatfields and McCoys, the companies have finally called a truce. But what's really going on behind the sweet talk? |
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BuzzCut: Computer Associates' Financial Woes By Bruce Boardman Will the re-emergence of scandal affect CA's long-term viability? |
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BuzzCut: Is Cisco's WLAN Vulnerable? By Dave Molta In light of recent security incidents, does Cisco deserve a vote of confidence? |
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BuzzCut: MS Longhorn Pushed to 2006 By Lori MacVittie Is the latest delay of Microsoft's next-generation OS such a bad thing? |
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BuzzCut: FUDBusters: IBM's Mainframe Java Module By Tim Wilson IBM has a new module that lets users dedicate hardware to Java apps. But is it too little too late? |
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