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	Open Source Tool Helps DoD Spy in the Sky Alan Shimel: Video and images are reviewed by open source software for threats. Read More WHITE PAPER: Coyote Point Ensuring Disaster Recovery with Equalizer and Envoy In this paper, we'll explore how to use Coyote Point's Envoy to ensure 24x7 availability and fast connections for web content deployed at more than one geo¬graphic location or data center. See this and other independent product reviews available by clicking here. Read More In this Issue Open source expert takes on the hardest job at Microsoft What the WAF? IronBee Wants To Be The WAF Standard Canonical enables Amazon store by default in Banshee Bigger, faster enterprise storage: Linux NAS goes 64-bit The VA Wants To Use Open Source To Make Electronic Health Records Better Google Yanks 21 Malicious Apps From Android Market, Phones Mr. Linux goes Hollywood for the Oscars McNealy: Sun could have won out over Linux WHITE PAPER: Enterasys Networks Managing a Virtualized Environment This white paper highlights the advantages of adopting an open and automated networking solution in highly virtualized data centers. It focuses on eliminating the management complexity associated with network, server and storage provisioning that often leads to operational inefficiencies and cost increases in highly virtualized environments. Learn More Open source expert takes on the hardest job at Microsoft Jon Brodkin: Gianugo Rabellino traded his Linux and Mac PCs for a Windows 7 laptop, left the open source company he founded and moved to Redmond for a new job with Microsoft. Read More What the WAF? IronBee Wants To Be The WAF Standard Alan Shimel: How's your WAF? What you don't have one? You probably should. Web application firewalls are little understood and even less deployed. Read More WHITE PAPER: Wildpackets Beyond Monitoring - Root-Cause Analysis This paper introduces a new concept – Network Monitoring for Analysis. It describes the differences between Network Monitoring and Network Monitoring for Analysis. Read More Canonical enables Amazon store by default in Banshee Joe Brockmeier: Canonical has gone back to the drawing board on its affiliate deal with Banshee saying the previous proposals to the Banshee team were "mistakes." Read More Bigger, faster enterprise storage: Linux NAS goes 64-bit Julie Bort: Aberdeen and Sans Digital release 64-bit Linux based network attached storage devices. Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC A Proactive Approach to Enterprise Cloud Computing Read more to learn about Business Service Management solutions that provide the visibility and automation IT needs to address cloud challenges. Read More The VA Wants To Use Open Source To Make Electronic Health Records Better Alan Shimel: Setting up an open source "ecosystem" is the new goal of the Veterans Administration. Read More Google Yanks 21 Malicious Apps From Android Market, Phones Google has pulled the kill switch on 21 free malware apps from the Android Market and from around 50,000 devices. Read More Mr. Linux goes Hollywood for the Oscars Alpha Doggs: Linus Torvalds and his wife attend the Night Before Oscars party and awkwardly mingle with Mila Kunis, Natalie Portman and Warren Beatty Read More McNealy: Sun could have won out over Linux Former CEO says 'Google today would be running on Solaris' if Sun had not mishandled its OS Read More
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