Postini to sell threat-identification technology to others

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Postini to sell threat-identification technology to others,
10/25/05

E-mail security service provider Postini Monday made
commercially available the Postini Threat Identification Network
service, which the company has been using internally to pinpoint
senders of spam and malicious e-mail.
<http://www.networkworld.com/nlnetsystemsmgmt9650>

CA shows growth and profit, but reins in Q3 estimates, 10/25/05

Computer Associates reported a 9% increase in its second-quarter
revenue compared to last year's, as it completed a profitable
quarter that CEO John Swainson called a solid sign of the work
CA's new management team is doing to strengthen the battered ...

<http://www.networkworld.com/nlnetsystemsmgmt9651>

Microsoft introduces three-tiered certification path, 10/25/05

Microsoft Tuesday announced a certification program that maps
skills credentials based around Microsoft products with three
levels of Microsoft certifications.
<http://www.networkworld.com/nlnetsystemsmgmt9652>

Uplogix Envoy 2.0 takes auto net management to the edge,
10/24/05

Uplogix Monday released Version 2.0 of Envoy, the company's
network management solution. The new version boasts improved
availability, management security, and integration, according to
the Austin, Texas-based company.
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The top 5: Today's most-read stories

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2. How to respond to a security breach
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3. School traps infected PCs in its web
<http://www.networkworld.com/nlnetsystemsmgmt9477>
4. Cartoon of the Week
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5. CTO: BellSouth lost 9 COs to Katrina
<http://www.networkworld.com/nlnetsystemsmgmt9656>

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