Monthly Archives: June 2004
VPN Appliances Come to the Small Office
Even in a small business, users need to have access to the company network when theyre away from the office. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)...
Review: Non-Traditional Antivirus
"Why me?" Thats what plenty of PC users were asking themselves last December, shortly after they opened an e-mail message from an acquaintance with...
2004 Utility Guide
We use our computers to play games, surf the Web, communicate, and manage our lives. And anything we ask them to do can usually...
Control Costly Data Sprawl with Thin Clients, SAN and NAS
When it comes to tales of woe about mismanaged data, storage leads the way. Market researcher International Data Corp. estimates that some 60 percent...
ArcSight Zeroes in on Threats
Hoping to cash in on the current environment of fear surrounding regulatory compliance and the problem of insider compromises, security information management vendor ArcSight...
Oracle Trial Focuses on DOJs Big Three Theory
SAN FRANCISCO—Testimony in the Department of Justice antitrust trial against Oracle zeroed in on the governments key theory that PeopleSoft Inc. is one of...
Macromedia, Speedera Ink Flash Streaming Deal
Speedera Networks Inc. and Macromedia Inc. announced a partnership Tuesday that enables Macromedia Flash video to be delivered across Speederas distributed content delivery services.
The...
Domain Name Registrations Reach Record
The boom is back for Internet domain-name registration, but this time businesses and individuals are acting less like speculators and more like legitimate users...
Microsoft Files Appeal Against EU Decision
LONDON—Microsoft Corp. has filed its appeal against the European Commissions judgment in its long-running antitrust battle, claiming the decision does not "serve the interests...
Much Ado About Microsoft
As the antitrust trial between the Oracle and the Department of Justice entered its second day, enterprise customers and partners continued to weigh in...