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	Cisco rival Brocade for sale again? This rumor is not exactly hotter than a July 4 firecracker. Over the weekend, The Register posted the possibility that Cisco partners/rivals IBM, Dell and Juniper may be interested in acquiring Cisco rival Brocade. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: AccelOps Beyond SIEM - NOC Your SOCs Off Current SIEM solutions are silo'd and requirements have evolved. Security operations require a more holistic view to do their job. AccelOps goes beyond SIEM offering unified monitoring of your entire infrastructure from a security, compliance, availability, performance and change perspective. Get the Spire Security presentation "NOC your SOCs off" In this Issue Cisco's free WebEx helps small businesses Microsoft punches Cisco, VMware in the eye with Windows Azure Appliance Network World's Products of the Week slideshow Researchers unsheathe new tool to battle botnets Review: Firewall operations management VIDEO: Radware All-in-One APSolute Attack Prevention The new threat landscape shows us that effective security requires IPS, DoS, and NBA for protection against emerging attacks. Find out why having all three in the same appliance with advanced monitoring and reporting can keep you ahead of the attack curve while giving you peace of mind and wallet. Read More Cisco's free WebEx helps small businesses Cisco has a free service, in beta, for small businesses called Cisco WebEx Meet. This is a toned down version of WebEx which include the following as shown in this screen shot from my own account. Read More WEBCAST: Oracle Getting Started with Identity Compliance The Burton Group's, Kevin Kampman, provides an overview of the latest technology for identity management. He'll help you sift through key, mandatory requirements and features and functionality that can wait. Kevin offers guidance on how you can get a 360-degree view of users' access and behavior, best practices and a real-world implementation. View Now. Microsoft punches Cisco, VMware in the eye with Windows Azure Appliance The Windows Azure Appliance that Microsoft announced on Monday combines cloud services and virtualization with an on-premises flexible server, networking, storage. Partners for the device include Dell, HP, Fujitsu. Sound familiar? It should. Read More WHITE PAPER: Radware Multi-Layer VoIP Security As VoIP services become an integral part of converged network architectures, a comprehensive risk mitigation strategy must be implemented in combination with native IP telephony features and standard network security measures. Learn more Network World's Products of the Week slideshow Our round-up of intriguing new products from Sophos, EMC, Firetide, among others. Read More Researchers unsheathe new tool to battle botnets While many botnets such as Storm, Kraken and Conficker can carry out their destructive campaigns without detection or any particular means to stop them, a group of researchers says it has come up with a way to use a botnet's own techn Read More Review: Firewall operations management Anyone running multiple firewalls in a complex, enterprise environment knows how difficult it can be to catch misconfigurations, avoid conflicting rules, identify vulnerabilities and meet auditing and compliance mandates. Read More
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