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  • Cisco Spotlight Series: A router for all seasons

    It's no secret that Cisco Systems Inc. is betting heavily on its line of Integrated Services Routers (ISRs). Already one of the top-selling product lines in its history, the devices are built to run simultaneous services such as data, security and qu... 

  • Do blended threats call for all-in-one or best-of-breed devices?

    Interop 2005 speakers say a single, comprehensive security device is the remedy for thwarting blended security threats, but others disagree. 

  • Interop: Chambers says business success depends on the network

    In his keynote this morning at Interop 2005, Cisco's CEO said the technology innovations of today and tomorrow will increase networking productivity, ultimately making businesses more profitable and successful. 

  • Cisco brings multifunction router to the masses

    Announced this morning at Interop, Cisco's new integrated services routers enable more organizations to afford routers offering services such as security and QoS at wire speed. 

  • Extreme puts threat mitigation in the core

    Extreme Networks says its new security paradigm -- namely placing threat mitigation in the core switch -- can keep 10 GigE links moving swiftly and eliminate inefficient in-line security devices. 

  • Industry welcomes next-gen TLS VPN

    Despite being a slow starter, the TLS protocol is taking over for SSL as the de facto VPN technology. Experts offer insight into the benefits of TLS and how it's changing network security. 

  • Cisco Spotlight Series: Security outside the silo

    In July of last year, Cisco Systems Inc. backed up its words with actions. After claiming that the integration of its security products was a priority, the San Jose, Calif.-based vendor radically reorganized its corporate hierarchy and created the Se... 

  • The new chemistry of network security

    One vendor's debut product combines host configuration, policy management and network access control. Industry observers believe it's just one of many such products on the horizon. 

  • Pushing policy enforcement beyond the perimeter

    With transient employees taking notebook PCs everywhere they go, network admins have long desired the ability to extend internal network security policies beyond the perimeter. One vendor is doing just that. 

  • Microsoft to release enterprise version of its firewall

    ISA Server 2004 Enterprise Edition, which touts three main features, is expected to make its debut at this month's RSA Conference.