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Multiple platforms and incomplete standards pose challenges to building wireless safeguards.
Although wireless protocols such as wap may not be as secure as most IT managers would like, vendors are rapidly closing holes. But how do you know when a wireless platform is finally safe for mission-critical applications?
Avocent Corp. breaks new ground with its recent introduction of the DS1800, a KVM switch that runs over a standard Ethernet network.
New Sniffer Wireless protocol analyzer pinpoints companies' performance and security problems.
The need for anonymous digital certificates that protect the privacy of individuals is well-accepted, but the need for anonymous certificates from businesses and certificate authorities is often overlooked.
Palm Inc. is set to bolster its operating system and is working with several companies to improve its wireless capabilities and in turn transform its handheld devices into electronic wallets.
Any decision to use a wireless link is a decision to radiate information-bearing energy in a form that can be detected at a distance.
The nation is grappling with the failures of its current electoral system, and many people are seeking solutions to bring the election process into the digital age.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation launched a program called InfraGuard, which it hopes will "expand direct contacts with private-sector infrastructure owners and operators" to promote sharing of information about cyberintrusions and vulnerab
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Samsung Rolls Out 4 Galaxy S10 Smartphones
DAILY VIDEO: Samsung surprises with four new Galaxy S10 smartphones, and Duo Security digs into Chrome extension security with CRXcavator.
Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart
Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.
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