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	8 amazing things you'll do with Windows 8 Windows 8 is still a couple of years away, but Microsoft is already telling partners what to expect in the next generation operating system. Luckily for the public, Microsoft planning documents shared with HP and other OEM partners were leaked this week, providing a wholly unexpected Windows 8 sneak preview. Read More WHITE PAPER: Aerohive Deploying a Secure WLAN This paper walks through the steps to build a highly-secure wireless LAN and explains the technical considerations for: • Wireless privacy • Authentication • Client management and NAC • Network firewall and intrusion detection and protection • Identity-based access control • Rogue detection and WIDS • Compliance Read more! In this Issue Cisco tablet not an iPad knock-off: Chambers Verizon iPhone coming in January Heartland ramps up first end-to-end encryption Cisco's TRILL drill: FabricPath beats IETF standard to market News podcast: Network World 360 Products of the week Cisco energy management can now span enterprise Open source as business model or engineering convenience? Is Microsoft's U-Prove The Answer To Better Online Privacy? Cisco's new WAAS 4.2: Breakthrough innovations or just fixing bugs? WEBCAST: Nimsoft Learn the benefits of software as a service Software as a service has many benefits: lower hardware and admin costs, and a more secure, reliable and available environment. But SaaS adopters cannot afford to trade functionality for ease of management. In this webcast you will learn how Nimsoft On Demand delivers IT Infrastructure monitoring as a service – without compromise. View Now Cisco tablet not an iPad knock-off: Chambers Cisco's new Cius tablet for business collaboration will remain a workplace tool and not morph into a consumer-market competitor to the iPad or Kindle, company CEO John Chambers told a press roundtable at Cisco Live here this week. Read More Verizon iPhone coming in January The long wait for Verizon users to get their hands on the Apple iPhone could be over early next year, according to a Bloomberg report. Read More Heartland ramps up first end-to-end encryption Heartland Payment Systems, the victim last year of a massive data breach of sensitive card data, vowed after that devastating event to develop new security gear based on end-to-end encryption between itself and its merchants to prevent such a breach from occurring again. That's now taking shape, but slowly. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: AT&T AT&T Designing Tomorrow's Ethernet-Based Metropolitan Area Networks Click to continue Cisco's TRILL drill: FabricPath beats IETF standard to market Cisco this week expanded its data center arsenal with software, switches, modules and services all designed to scale the infrastructure to meet the demanding needs of virtualization, application complexity and cloud computing. Read More News podcast: Network World 360 Cisco's new Cius tablet for business collaboration will remain a workplace tool and not morph into a consumer-market competitor to the iPad or Kindle, company CEO John Chambers told a press roundtable at Cisco Live in Las Vegas. Also, a California law firm may be looking to build a class action lawsuit against Apple over the iPhone 4's network reception issues, now known online as the iPhone 4 death grip. (4:30) Read More Products of the week Our round-up of intriguing new products from WatchGuard, Brocade, Silver Peak, among others. Read More WHITE PAPER: NetApp Discovering Improved Data Protection Strategies This report examines the impact that virtualization has on data protection and disaster recovery and the need for highly virtualized servers and storage within this context. It outlines the factors you should consider as you evaluate and implement data protection solutions in your virtual environment. Learn more. Cisco energy management can now span enterprise Cisco Systems on Tuesday announced the Cisco Network Building Mediator Manager 6300, a platform to manage all the systems in an enterprise that consume energy, across all the organization's facilities. Read More Open source as business model or engineering convenience? Every good engineer knows that design precedes re-use. First, you start with a good software design; then, whatever code you are writing has to be as generic as possible so it can be reusable. Engineers often do this by looking at different pieces of code that were written earlier.Open source is a wonderful way of doing this on a much larger scale. Read More Is Microsoft's U-Prove The Answer To Better Online Privacy? Microsoft's identity management tokens, known as U-Prove, are worth a real look -- and a pat on the back. We want to be able to securely make transactions without allowing a website to track us or to combine various pieces of information which enable that site to learn more about us than we care to share with it. Read More Cisco's new WAAS 4.2: Breakthrough innovations or just fixing bugs? I have been asked many times for my thoughts on the new release of Cisco WAAS 4.2. I have held off writing about this until now, after I had a chance to read over the release notes, talk to people and watch some videos on the subject. You won't be surprised to learn that I don't fully share Cisco views on the new release, but it was good marketing. Read More
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