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Feds' EINSTEIN intrusion detector raises serious privacy questions
Department of Homeland Security is preparing to deploy a much more powerful version of its EINSTEIN intrusion-detection system that can capture e-mail content and personally identifiable data Read More

WHITE PAPER: Wildpackets

Essential Reference for Monitoring Your IT Infrastructure
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WHITE PAPER: VMware, Cisco and NetApp

Oracle RAC Built on FlexPod with VMware
This technical white paper for Database Administrators (DBA) and Data Architects demonstrates how enterprises can apply best practices to deploy Oracle Database 11g R2 GRID Infrastructure with RAC option. Read Now!

IBM robotic coworker will help engineers fix broken systems
When it comes to fixing broken systems, especially in remote locations, engineers could soon turn to a new mobile robotic system IBM is developing that could help them more easily find the broken equipment, offer up information about the system and provide real-time visual support from supervising experts. The mobile maintenance, repair and operations prototype includes an application that lets a supervisor... Read More

10 Key Windows 8 Features for Healthcare Professionals
From improved security and administration to better tablet battery life, there's a lot to like in Windows 8 for healthcare organizations. Read More

Cisco's new director-class storage switch boosts throughput 6X
Cisco's new director-class switch for storage, unveiled today, increases throughput six-fold and offers N+1 resilience. Read More

WHITE PAPER: McAfee

The Case For a New Data-Centric DLP
This ESG report focuses on how data-centric DLP provides an opportunity to lower risk and enable business agility. Read Now

Virtualization showdown: Microsoft Hyper-V 2012 vs. VMware vSphere 5.1
Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V brings advanced virtualization features to small shops, but VMware still reigns at the high end Read More

FAA on travel delays: Get used to it
The term sequestration has certainly become a four-letter word for many across the country - and now you can count business and regular traveling public among those hating its impact. [25 crazy and scary things the TSA has found on travelers] Read More

Juniper switching boss talks technology challenges, Cisco Nexus 6000
Jonathan Davidson took over Juniper campus and data center switching when the two previously separate business units were combined following the departure of founding engineer R.K. Anand. Davidson has a service provider routing background at Juniper and Cisco, which is no coincidence -- after five years in switching, Juniper has been unable to mirror the success it had in its first five years in service provider routing. But it did start from zero and surpassed at least six other incumbent vendors to attain the No. 3 position in the market. The company has more than 20,000 switching customers cultivated through organic development, Davidson notes. And as Juniper moves forward amid a forklift upgrade facing its EX core switch base and after an initial misfire on the QFabric data center switch, it's focusing on customer demands for simplification, agility and automation. Davidson discussed some recent and future developments in Juniper enterprise switching. Read More

WHITE PAPER: HP, Microsoft & Intel

On the Fast Track to Data
The ongoing data explosion puts organizations in a unique situation. Not only do they operate in a world where information is power, the number of sources and volume of relevant data continues to multiply at unprecedented levels. Read Now!

CEO pay: Cash, stock awards, perks add up to big pay packages
Median pay for tech CEOs in 2012 was $10.7 million, according to Network World's analysis of CEO compensation in the tech industry. Read More

What is the Internet of Things?
Chances are you've heard about the Internet of Things (IoT)—or you will soon enough. The term carries a number of definitions. But in general, the IoT refers to uniquely identifiable objects, such as corporate assets or consumer goods, and their virtual representations in an Internet-like structure. Read More

IBM defends OpenDaylight from doubters
IBM is asking that people judge the OpenDaylight SDN project by its accomplishments, not by its roster. Read More

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