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2005 outlook: Desktops to see Linux, search war and more spyware
TechTarget's Paul Gillin offers up his annual predictions for the year ahead, and forecasts a pay hike for IT pros, a new owner for Apple and the rise of Linux, spyware and desktop search. Article | 27 Dec 2004
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Expert Lisa Phifer: Network-borne attacks continue to grow in 2005
Check out what Lisa has to say about carbon-based life forms and their penchant for high-risk Internet behavior. Article | 20 Dec 2004
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Cisco, Microsoft partner on security, but products nowhere to be found
The two tech titans have teamed up to augment end-point security, but experts are skeptical because it could be difficult for the vendors to live up to their promises. Article | 19 Oct 2004
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Cisco, IBM team up on end-point security
The vendors are enhancing end-point security to help their joint customers keep networks virus-free, but one expert says only Cisco shops running Tivoli can benefit. Article | 14 Oct 2004
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Cisco defends NAC security strategy
Networking market leader Cisco Systems Inc. wants to fundamentally change network security. While security devices have long been part of the network edge, Cisco is turning that model on its head with its self-defending network strategy by integratin... Interview | 05 Aug 2004
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Network devices face unending dangers
Denial-of-service attacks, mirror points and false routing are just a few of the ways hackers can disrupt networks, but a Burton Group analyst explains how enterprises can thwart device danger. Article | 30 Jul 2004
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Security word search answer key
Security word search answer key Article | 15 Jul 2004
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Security word search
Test your security knowledge by having some fun with this word search and enter our contest for your chance to win a free security book. Article | 13 Jul 2004
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Cisco's self-defending networks progress, slowly
Cisco Systems Inc. has been in the process of folding security into its network infrastructure for some time. The initiative, known as the self-defending network strategy, is a part of Cisco's overall push to add more intelligence into the network. B... Interview | 07 Jul 2004
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Cisco Collaboration Server flaw could allow remote attacks
A flaw in Cisco's Collaboration Server could leave some enterprises open to attacks from remote users. One analyst says the vulnerability demonstrates that the networking giant's software is not up to par with the rest of the industry. Article | 01 Jul 2004
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