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- December 10, 2010
- Are You an Online Target for Organized Crime?
In the movies, members of organized crime rings operate from the shadowy corners of a neighborhood restaurant or the back of a limousine with darkened windows. Do you have visions of The Sopranos episodes running through your mind? In reality, today's organized crime is more likely to take place in a brightly lit office, using the latest computer and networking technology.
Read More- By S.L. Sweet
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- November 30, 2010
- Tips for Choosing a MSSP
Security as a Service (SaaS) offerings are prompting many businesses to consider finding new ways to manage their network security functions. Yet there can be a high level of anxiety when you think about handing something as critical as network security over to an outside party. The question becomes, how do you find a SaaS provider matches well with the way you want to manage your network security?
Read More- By S.L. Sweet
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- November 13, 2010
- SaaS Providers: Do You Want a Specialist or Generalist?
Security as a Service, also called SaaS, is becoming an increasingly viable model to consider for protecting your network. Under this model, one or more service providers takes on tasks such as monitoring network activity for security threats, managing your security equipment, or identifying the operations and issues that make your business vulnerable to internal and external threats.
Read More- By S.L. Sweet
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- November 8, 2010
- Protecting Your Mobile Workforce from Sheep (Firesheep, that is)
One of the hottest discussion topics in networking circles recently has been Firesheep, an extension to the Mozilla Firefox web browser. Firesheep allows a hacker to access someone else's browsing session when they are sharing the same Internet connection.
Read More- By MegaPath Marketing
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- October 20, 2010
- Take Another Look at Ethernet
A true Business Ethernet service uses traditional copper wiring to deliver the bandwidth (up to 20 Mbps), service-level agreements (SLAs), and features that are needed for today's demanding applications--including video and voice.
Read More- By Michael Francois
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