The Norm Coleman Web crash and full disclosure

Review: HP blade takes a stab at Cisco; Lockheed gets $31M to bolt down military network security Security Strategies Alert NetworkWorld.com | Update Your Profile | Forward this to a Friend >>> Sponsored by IBM NWW The Business Case for Server Refresh Can an investment in new servers really save money? Yes, in fact their increased performance, lower energy costs and ability to optimize virtualization can reduce annual energy costs by 92% and provide payback in as little as 3 months. Learn the reasons to consider a server refresh. Read More Spotlight Story The Norm Coleman Web crash and full disclosure How do we make ethical decisions? It is surely not by announcing preferences as if we were choosing a flavor of ice cream. There are guidelines we can follow in making ethical decisions, as Professor John Orlando, PhD described in an earlier series in this column in 2007 on social engineering in penetration testing. 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Visit this site today!   October 06, 2009 MOST-READ STORIES Apple may take Woolworths to court over similar logo Good and wicked cool mobile, wireless companies to watch Ig Nobels honor Tequila diamonds, bra that converts to gas mask FBI warns of social networking fraud, malware escalation Cisco's struggle to move TelePresence down market prompts buyout Cisco releases IOS 15.0 Microsoft turning configuration management "on its side" Vonage apps brings VoIP to BlackBerry and iPhone Verizon CTO: 'We told you so' about FiOS ICANN studies secretive domain owners The Power of Virtualized Web Application Delivery The increased dependency on Web applications has created greater complexity in the environment making availability, performance and security of Web applications an imperative. This white paper discusses how any size organization can tune its Web application delivery services with a virtualized solution that will meet the unique characteristics of each individual application. 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