Malware honeypots wait for '08
An innovative malware honeypot project backed by a leading consortium of IT security experts is preparing to re-launch its global sensor network after Jan. 1 ...
LIVE CHAT
Live chat with Nicholas Carr
Mark your calendars for 2 p.m. – 3 p.m. EST Wed., January 10. The highly acclaimed author of "Does IT Matter?" discusses his latest book ("The Big Switch"), which takes a sweeping and often disturbing look at how a new computer revolution is reshaping business, society and culture. RSVP to Julie Bort enter to win one of 10 free copies of The Big Switch.
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Today on Cisco Subnet
We go back in time and remember what Motorola (now Cisco) visionary Padmasree Warrior said about Apple's iPhone when it was launched. Was she right? We welcome new blogger Wes Noonan, virtualization expert and author of Firewall Fundamentals, he will be blogging about why your platform knowledge should extend beyond Cisco gear. Top 9 questions you should ask when choosing remote access VPN. Jeff Doyle discusses reducing link failure detection time with Bidirectional Forwarding Detection. Michael Morris explains Cisco Validated Design Program. Brothers in Texas accused of scamming federal agencies with fake Cisco gear.
Today on Microsoft Subnet
Mitchell Ashley declares that open source has become Google's best weapon against Microsoft. Plus, certification guru Patrick Regan offers a cadre of tips for passing the Windows Vista, Configuring Exam; security expert Tyson Kopczynski extols the virtues of PKI; and SharePoint expert Sue Hanley has the secret to innovation – something called "The Global Brain."
Certification dilemma
Should you get certified on the newest technology or go for the current, aging version. Master traininger Ron Colonna surprisingly recommends that you go with the older stuff. (Plus, enter to win a free training course worth up to $2,500 from New Horizons.)
Today on Layer 8 even we would fly on this mission:
SETI Institute and NASA scientists Thursday will take their research instruments and their coffee for a 10 hour continuous flight to map what they say will be the earth’s most brilliant meteor shower of 2008.
GIVEAWAYS
Cisco Subnet January giveaways: Win an iPod Touch; win a copy of 'Firewall Fundamentals' book This month we're giving away a 16GB Apple iPod Touch courtsey of Cisco Learning Partner Global Knowledge. We've also got 15 copies of the Cisco Press book Firewall Fundamentals by Wes Noonan and Ido Dubrawsky up for grabs.
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