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Aruba targets wired network security

November 16, 2004 Grid architecture aims to protect corporate networks from interior security threats. TAGS: corporate network, network security, security

Security from A to Z: USB sticks/devices

November 28, 2006 Some companies are pouring glue into USB ports to disable them. Find out why, here. Part of a series on hot security topics. TAGS: corporate network, security, USB, USB port, Apple iPod

Cisco to speed up applications

December 6, 2005 Cisco Systems plans to embed new technology in networking gear to accelerate software use on corporate networks. TAGS: Cisco Systems Inc., Aon Corp., corporate network, networking

JavaScript opens doors to browser-based attacks

July 28, 2006 Malicious code embedded in Web site can let miscreant map a home or corporate network, attack connected devices. TAGS: SPI Dynamics, JavaScript, corporate network, internal network, attack, AJAX, researcher, Web application, Web server, scanner, Web browser, programming, server, security, router, IP

Cisco, Microsoft pledge security interoperability

October 18, 2004 The companies will share security features to help customers protect their networks from worms and viruses. TAGS: Cisco Systems Inc., corporate network, Microsoft Windows Server Longhorn, architecture, Microsoft Longhorn, VPN, worm, security, virus, server, Microsoft Corp.

Symantec snaps up antispam firm

July 12, 2004 TurnTide's spam-sniffing router becomes another weapon in Symantec's security arsenal, after a multimillion-dollar takeover. TAGS: TurnTide, anti-spam, Brightmail Inc., Symantec Corp., corporate network, e-mail server, router, acquisition, security, message, server, virus, e-mail