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Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Wi-Fi Alliance starts certifying tunnel technology for better wireless performance

  Cisco, VMware doing just fine, thank you | Siemens works to fix vulnerability in critical control networks
 
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Wi-Fi Alliance starts certifying tunnel technology for better wireless performance
The Wi-Fi Alliance has launched a program to certify products that support TDLS (Tunneled Direct Link Setup), a technology that allows devices to automatically create a link between each other after accessing a wireless network, removing the need to transmit data through the access point, and avoiding delays caused by congestion. Read More


WHITE PAPER: HP

Bring Your Own Mobile Devices to School
In today's educational environments, more and more students, guests, and faculty are bringing in their own Wi-Fi devices into the school's network. This paper discusses the challenges and solutions IT administrators are facing and how to address the security and management of the multiple devices being introduced into the wireless/wired network. Learn more.

WHITE PAPER: Xirrus

Tablets in the Enterprise
Tablets are replacing laptops at lightning speed. Whether company-issued or part of the BYOD phenomenon, the increased use of smart devices has resulted in a dramatic shift in network traffic with an emphasis on wireless. This paper explains how to predict Wi-Fi demands and architect a best-fit wireless network strategy for your environment. Learn more.

Cisco, VMware doing just fine, thank you
Just when everyone was preparing for a crack, Cisco and VMware say they have expanded their strategic relationship to offer integrated products for cloud infrastructures. Read More

Siemens works to fix vulnerability in critical control networks
Siemens is working to fix a remotely exploitable vulnerability in network routers and switches from subsidiary RuggedCom that are widely deployed in refineries, power substations and other critical infrastructure networks in the U.S. Read More

Home Wi-Fi routers could operate as emergency network, say scientists
German researchers have proposed using home Wi-Fi routers as a backup mesh network in the event that cell and phone systems in cities and towns are overwhelmed during emergencies. Read More


WHITE PAPER: Blue Coat Systems

Optimize and Secure Cloud, SaaS, BYOD, and Social Media
Today's threat landscape has migrated to the web causing many security professionals to prevent direct Internet access at the branch. But with new cloud-based security solutions from Blue Coat you can re-architect your network to embrace the Internet – safely – and optimize application performance. Learn more.

IBM to buy cloud HR software vendor Kenexa for $1.3B
IBM plans to boost its enterprise social line of software by acquiring Kenexa, a maker of cloud-based human resources applications. Read More

Inside the IT challenges of sports and entertainment
At the same time sports and entertainment organizations are being inundated with data, they're trying to figure out how to boost connectivity within their venues, but also how to monetize the treasure trove of attendee information. Read More

Saudi Aramco restores internal network after malware attack
Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia's national energy company, said on Sunday it had repaired 30,000 workstations infected with a malicious virus earlier this month. Read More


WHITE PAPER: Endace Ltd.

Measuring the Value and Payback of Network Visibility
An intelligent recording fabric with 100% accuracy that provides fully searchable network history sounds interesting. But what real ROI can you expect? View Now

5 grand challenges that will boost future optic, photonic technology
Scientists with the National Research Council say that the development of photonic and optic technologies is key to the future of the United States and as such the government should create a "National Photonics Initiative" to more quickly advance the Read More

Mobile users prefer Wi-Fi over cellular for lower cost, speed, reliability
Smartphone and tablet users prefer using Wi-Fi over cellular connections, and consider Wi-Fi cheaper, faster, easier to use, more reliable and, even, slightly more secure than cellular. Read More

Career watch: New ways to find a job
Most jobs available today in the U.S. are posted to social networking sites; and the 'eHarmony of jobs.' Read More

Colocation facilities – the hidden enabler of the next-generation enterprise WAN
Enormous benefits possible for lowering bandwidth costs, reducing latency, and predictable performance. Read More

AMD speeds up virtual desktop delivery through new graphics cards
Advanced Micro Devices is looking to speed up the delivery of virtual desktops through servers with its latest FirePro S9000 and S7000 graphics cards, which the company started shipping on Monday. Read More

 
 
 

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