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Cisco unveils steps toward self-defending network
In his keynote, CEO John Chambers touted product enhancements that advance his push for networks that can defend themselves without human intervention. Article | 16 Feb 2006
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SonicWall's e-mail security to stop spam
SonicWall's acquisition of e-mail security vendor, MailFrontier, promises first-line defense against malicious spam attacks. MailFrontier's e-mail protection technology stops a threat at the enterprise door. Article | 09 Feb 2006
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Property management company beefs up network security
Enterprises could learn a lesson from Managed Services Inc., which rolled out wired and wireless network access to dozens of its properties nationwide, but in doing so found security could suffer. Article | 30 Jan 2006
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Tick, tick, boom: NAC market ready to explode
By 2008, the market for NAC enforcement tools will see astonishing growth, hitting $3.9 billion, suggests an Infonetics study. Article | 25 Jan 2006
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Study: Network security market to reach $6 billion
A pair of studies by Infonetics Research Inc. says the network security market recently topped $1 billion and in the next two years that will increase six-fold. Article | 19 Dec 2005
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NAC in Interop spotlight
Network access control appliances are gaining steam, experts and vendors said. And with the focus on security turning to the network level, NAC is also becoming a necessity. Article | 15 Dec 2005
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Juniper brings in the Funk for tighter security
Continuing its drive to offer tight network security, Juniper Networks yesterday announced plans to buy Funk Software for a cool $122 million. Article | 15 Nov 2005
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What you don't know can hurt you
One industry observer warns enterprises of the dangers of being unwary or unprepared for potential cyber-attacks. Article | 26 Oct 2005
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Advancement to Cisco's NAC framework boosts security in LAN, wireless space
The networking giant today announced additions to its security framework, including support for the company's popular Catalyst switches and wireless services. Article | 18 Oct 2005
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OpenSSL vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks
Exploits of this flaw, which makes OpenSSL vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks, could force a client and server to negotiate the less secure SSL 2.0, even if both parties support the more secure SSL 3.0 or TLS 1.0 protocols. Article | 12 Oct 2005
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