Manly man IOS features; Cisco Ironport takes on the Dark Web

From Cisco Subnet; Cisco Ironport takes on the Dark Web Cisco Alert NetworkWorld.com | Update Your Profile | Forward this to a Friend >>> Sponsored by Cisco Beefing up Email Security by Teaming with a Leader Improve your email security practices after watching this Webcast. Your email security choices extend beyond on-premise only solutions. Improve your anti-spam, visibility, content filtering and encryption support with hosted, hybrid and managed email security services. Register now. Spotlight Story Manly man IOS features Jimmy Ray Purser writes, "If I were to write a movie script on a Manly Man Sys Admin, who would I use as a base to draw from? Certainly not some of the total knobs that have been pushed on us by Hollywood casting agencies like Matthew Brodrick, Keanu Reeves, Johnny Lee Miller, Pierce Brosnan etc... OK, Kevin Smith I understand but the others? I would choose Theodore Roosevelt." Purser says that Roosevelt would choose three IOS features more than any others. 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