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[TechRepublic] Next Generation Firewalls: It's all about tuples

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TechRepublic Member | November 29, 2011

Next Generation Firewalls: It's all about tuples

Next-generation firewalls have been around for several years, but garnered little interest. That's changing as first-generation firewalls aren't keeping up. Read more

Resource of the day

How a North York General Hospital doubles storage performance

At North York hospital, they faced limitations in their IT infrastructure and knew it was time to upgrade. Check out this white paper to learn how they were able to cut costs and simplify management by standardizing on IBM XIV.


Authenticating users: Going beyond the password

Alfonso Barreiro describes the most common authentication factors in use today and lists their strengths and weaknesses. What is the next step in authentication strategies? Read more

Android malware sees 'exponential growth'

Kara Reeder reports on the increased risk associated with downloading Android apps. Read more

Infographic: The price of a stolen identity

How much is an online identity worth to cybercriminals? This infographic shows how much money is involved in the industry of online identity thefts. Read more

Additional TechRepublic resources

 

Are cybersecurity bachelor's degrees worth the time?

Some are pushing the need for cybersecurity degree programs. But would those graduates lack the general IT skills necessary? Read more

Put this simple security measure in place for iSCSI storage networks

Securing storage requires a number of different approaches. In this post, IT pro Rick Vanover shows how one product makes it easy to set iSCSI access lists. Read more

10 ways to combat the threat of mobile malware

Mobile malware is on the rise, but user awareness is lagging behind. These preventive measures can help safeguard mobile devices. Read more

Featured multimedia

 

Cracking Open: Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet

Bill Detwiler cracks open the Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet. Inside this Android-based tablet, he found hardware from Texas Instruments, SanDisk, and Hynix. View on site


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Today's recommended downloads

Simplifying Server Virtualization (CDW & VMware)

VMware Solutions for Small and Midsize Business

The CDW Virtualization Assessment (CDW & VMware)

Lose the IT Juggling Act (IBM)

Symantec Internet Security Threat Report (CDW & Symantec)


TechRepublic's gift guide for Star Wars fans

Gift buying for your Star Wars fan will be easy this year with these great suggestions.



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