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[2005-08-29] Network Management and Monitoring Software
Many products on the market today provide analytical information to those who are responsible for the management of networked systems or what the users of those systems commonly call "The Network".
[2005-08-29] Is Your Business Ready for Disaster?
Disasters are what they are, and they can be very hard to recover from. Many businesses aren't as prepared for disasters as they should be, and some don't realize it until it's too late.
[2005-08-29] Cisco IOS Software Modularity to Increase Network Availability
In an effort to help IT Managers boost network uptime and efficiency, Cisco has announced that it has made some Internetwork Operating System (IOS)- based software advances for its Catalyst 6500 switches.
[2005-08-25] Stopping Computer Dilemmas Before They Happen Through Network & System Monitoring
Choosing the correct Network Monitoring Software can be a very costly experience. This Article explains one solution using Cittio's WatchTower.
[2005-08-15] Simplicity is in the eye of the beholder. What is simple to the creator is rarely so simple to the customer.
I recently bought a Philips CD burner. Its software was difficult to install. What I wanted to do was copy music I had bought from Apple iTunes. When I finally managed to complete the installation, it wouldn't let me do that. Thus, I wasted about 30 minutes installing and uninstalling the software.
[2005-08-11] Get Control of Endpoint Security
While you're on a business trip, you use the hotel or conference room wireless network to check news and request an upgrade. A hacker exploits a new and un-patched operating system vulnerability to install a rootkit (a virtually undetectable infection).
[2005-08-04] System Downtime
Downtime can disrupt your business, customers, and damage your company's reputation.
[2005-08-01] Hackers Saw Plank, Microsoft Ship Drops
Within hours of the release of Microsoft's Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA), hackers decided to flip off Microsoft with a single, simple line of javascript that promptly turned off the WGA and turned on laughter in hacker circles around the globe.
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