Threats >> Network architecture
Old software weakening Net's backbone, survey says
One-fifth of DNS servers are running out-of-date software, and two-thirds are open to tweaking to help scammers.
October 25, 2005, 1:28 PM PDT
Schools get tailored cyberattack data
A customized service that analyzes data from firewalls and intrusion detection systems might help protect university networks.
October 18, 2005, 5:08 PM PDT
Schooled in security
High Impact Universities are looking for ways to protect networks while maintaining a free flow of data and ideas--an idea businesses could learn from.
August 18, 2005, 4:00 AM PDT
Is Intel a safe bet for Apple security?
Macs have largely been immune to the viruses that plague Windows PCs. Experts pitch in on whether the Intel chip switch will change that.
June 7, 2005, 3:37 PM PDT
VeriSign to put more backbone into the Net
It plans a significant increase in the number of DNS servers, which should make the Internet's naming system more resilient to attacks.
May 19, 2005, 4:50 PM PDT
SBC, Yahoo add security tools to Net service
New service combines antivirus, anti-spyware and parental control tools--and is available free to SBC Yahoo subscribers.
May 17, 2005, 8:14 AM PDT
Security fears put wrench in VoIP networks
Fears surrounding viruses are holding up adoption of Internet phone calling in companies, according to the CEO of Avaya.
May 4, 2005, 3:54 PM PDT
Cisco device to unite security functions
update Product is designed to help companies simplify network management and trim costs.
May 3, 2005, 6:32 AM PDT
Feds urged to tighten cybersecurity
U.S. government agencies get a "D+" for computer security as experts warn that attacks will come.
February 17, 2005, 4:49 PM PST
Cisco set on security spending spree
Cisco readies security product blitz
Symbian boosts security and enterprise apps
Patching up problems
Putting a plug in insider leaks
Symantec to launch e-mail security appliance
Worried about Wi-Fi security?
Securing data from the threat within
15 firms added to Cisco security effort
Microsoft, partners to take NAP for security
SonicWall to bolster next OS with antivirus scanning
IBM, Cisco tackle security's weak link
VeriSign bundles authentication tools
FBI wants to eavesdrop on fiber links
All eyes on virus protection at Athens Olympics
Wallpaper designed to protect Wi-Fi networks
AT&T beefs up cybersecurity tools
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Perspective: Time for a .xxx domain?
For the sake of clarity, attorney Eric Sinrod believes that it is an idea whose time has come.
Pioneer to sell Blu-ray drive
The Japanese electronics maker marches ahead in the battle over next-generation DVD standards.
Photos: Screening for explosives
GE's security division showed off an airport security system, which it is calling the "checkpoint of the future."
Patent standoff wears on
year in review A reform bill got bogged down in Congress, dashing tech companies' hopes for a speedy fix.
Old worms, new tricks
year in review Sober came back to bite, hackers tried out new ways to attack and Sony stumbled into a rootkit debacle.
Photo: Music player on wheels
Toyota unveils a compact hatchback that it calls a "car-shaped music player"--complete with flashing lights.
Perspective: Free trade for services--now
IBM's Christopher Caine says that by erecting protectionist measures, global trade ministers only hurt their economies.
Why governments tremble over Google Earth
The software's satellite images and mapping capabilities cause alarm over its display of sensitive sites.
Photos: Concept cars head to Detroit
Major auto show in January to feature hybrid engines, sleek designs and at least one model with a built-in Xbox.
3 men charged in Xbox tampering
U.S. prosecutors charge them with copyright infringement for allegedly selling modified consoles that can play pirated games.
eBay shelves plans for live pet listings
Company backs off after thousands of eBay members condemn the move, voicing concern over potential animal cruelty.
France may sanction unfettered P2P downloads
Parliament gave initial approval to the concept, but roadblocks remain, and the entertainment industry is on edge.
