| What would Cisco CTO Warrior bring to the fed CTO job? A sharp wit and a propensity for name-dropping - perhaps that could set Cisco CTO Padmasree Warrior apart from her rival for the U.S. CTO job. Published reports this morning say Warrior is one of two candidates President-elect Obama is considering for the federal CTO post. Warrior has been Cisco CTO for a year and in that time she has .... (not sure what she has done in that role that has been groundbreaking; can someone fill in the dots?). Before that she was CTO at struggling Motorola. We're hoping she would make a bigger mark as the nation's CTO. Cisco's new CTO talks first impressions It's been three months since Padmasree Warrior left Motorola to become Cisco's CTO. Since then, she's not been available for interviews – until now. Network World Managing Editor Jim Duffy caught up with her at the Cisco Live! customer conference in Orlando. Three reasons why Obama's BlackBerry is a national security threat In a nut shell the BlackBerry service is too public to be used. Let's be rational here, how would you feel if you knew the president used a public copy of WindowsXP on all his PCs, or if he used a public copy of Internet Explorer and Outlook? How warm and fuzzy would you feel about the security of our gov’t secrets? Plus:
Open letter to President Obama: The nation's network infrastructure is too weak and insecure
How Obama might get his way on BlackBerry
How an Obama FCC will deal with major telecom issues
FAQ: Why Obama may give up his BlackBerry
Tech tonic for '09
A letter to President Obama: Serious action required to secure the nation's information systems
How the Internet influenced the election
How the Internet could influence the new administration 6 things Obama must do to help the IT industry In a roundtable discussion, bloggers from Network World and Computerworld expressed their wishes for the new administration including the new federal CTO, net neutrality, use of the BlackBerry and technology education. More from Cisco Subnet 'Unified computing' and virtualization at the heart of Cisco's new data center push Speculation that Cisco is preparing to launch new data center gear has resurfaced. Fuelling the speculation is a blog post by Cisco CTO Padmasree Warrior, who writes that Cisco's data center push is around 'unified computing' and virtualization. What would happen to IT if Obama's plan for the economy fails? Blogger Larry Chaffin asks: What happens if Obama fails with his great dream to rescue the economy, what will it do to the IT industry? Cisco PIX to ASA configuration migration tool, time is running short Cisco releases a free migration tool for PIX to ASA migration ahead of the end-of-life for PIX on July 28. Top 10 YouTube hacking videos Hacking for fun, profit and to meet women. These 10 YouTube hacker videos range from the humorous to the downright frightening. Some of them demonstrate live hacks, while others demonstrate the use of hacker tools. CCIE candidates motivated by career opportunities more than money More CCIE candidates are motivated to achieve Cisco's highest level certification to help open doors in their career path than seeing an immediate increase in pay, according to Cisco Subnet readers who participated in our recent survey. Three reasons why Obama's BlackBerry is a national security threat In a nut shell, the BlackBerry service is too public to be used. Let's be rational here, how would you feel if you knew the president used a public copy of WindowsXP on all his PCs, or if he used a public copy of Internet Explorer and Outlook? ASR 1000 makes packets go faster Blogger Michael Morris explains why his team is considering the Cisco ASR 100 for their new data center. Is my network healthy? The Macro level using SNMP With SNMP it doesn’t matter if this is a CatOS or IOS, or if it is Cisco or not, they all should report using the same tools and no switch specific knowledge is required. Cisco IPv6 support comes standard Few may know that Cisco IOS supports IPv6 features. Here's where to get information about this. Does the Job Market Push Us Towards Multiple-CCxP? In your plans for 2009, did you change from pursuing Cisco's CCIE to pursuing multiple CCxPs? Or vice-versa? Take our poll. The QoS expedited forwarding model Blogger Dennis Hartmann explains the AF model used to provide priority values to different data applications. Unfortunate timing for Cisco flight safety ads It's not Cisco's fault but some CNN viewers were shown the company's TelePresence commercials that features various people reciting flight safety instructions yesterday as the news channel reported on US Airways Flight 1549, which crash-landed in the Hudson River. Belkin president apologizes for paying users to post positive reviews of Belkin products Belkin president - Mark Reynoso has apologized for paying users to post positive reviews of Belkin products. In his letter below, which was posted on the Belkin website over the weekend, Reynoso seeks to regain the trust that Belkin has lost: January giveaways from Cisco Subnet and Microsoft Subnet
Up for grabs: Two Cisco training courses from Skyline-ATS worth up to $6,990, a Microsoft training course from New Horizons worth up to $2,500, 15 copies each of the hot book titles Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Management and Administration, IPv6 Security and Chained Exploits: Advanced Hacking Attacks. Get all the entry details here. | 
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