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Step-by-step guide to documenting your network
Every network should have a customized manual of sorts with maps showing the network layout and written documentation on all the basic aspects of the network. Read More

WEBCAST: Neustar Inc.

Industry Risks and Examples of DDoS
Watch Neustar experts as they discuss how DDoS impacts technology companies including online gaming, e-commerce and more. We'll discuss specific examples with DDoS protection experts who are fighting attacks in the trenches. Learn More

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WHITE PAPER: Attachmate

Turning Financial Apps into SOA Building Blocks
This paper discusses the benefits and challenges of implementing SOA in financial service organizations such as banks or insurance companies. After exploring the characteristics of mainframe-based financial applications, you'll learn various approaches for service-enabling these applications. Learn More.

Unisys unveils invisibility cloak for network traffic
If you are ultra paranoid, what could be better than hiding your network traffic in such a way that no one could possibly intercept it? This is what Unisys is offering with its new Stealth appliance, which could make man-in-the-middle attacks and keylogger exploits obsolete, or at least more difficult to mount. Read More

WHITE PAPER: 8x8, Inc

10 Questions to Ask Your VoIP Provider
There's an elephant in the room. A whole herd of elephants, in fact. When it comes to compliance, security and reliability, the silence among VoIP providers is deafening. But there's one VoIP provider that has plenty to say on these topics. Learn more >>

Review: FireEye fights off multi-stage malware
You can't see some malware until it's too late. Sophisticated attacks arrive in pieces, each seemingly benign. Once these advanced attacks reassemble, the target is already compromised. Read More

Clueless CIOs aside, open source is 'frightening and fantastic'
There's a reason the theme song at this year's Open Business Conference was 'Happy.' Read More

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