Was development of the SMI specification by the SNIA usurped by a small group of vendors? A developer provides his real-world experience.
To resist downtime and attacks, many organizations are turning to security event management software, which collects and analyzes information from a variety of devices, PCs, servers, and firewalls, giving security administrators a consolidated view of network security.
Hyperion and Microsoft aren’t the only OLAP vendors worth watching
Hate sites and corporate liability; weak PDA data protection
Is Microsoft testing the waters as an analytics applications vendor?
While most companies don’t face worms designed to turn computers against them, denial-of-service attacks remain a problem. How can organizations stress test their network against such attacks? We turned to Alan Newman of Spirent Communications, which manufacturers network stress-testing appliances and simulation software, for some ideas.
“Masala” to offer search and data-access enhancements, and brings the product closer to being able to manage both structured and unstructured data
Is your IT organization battling its users instead of working with them? Here's what CIOs must do to improve IT/business communications.
For IT pros on vacation, work’s no more than a voice mail, e-mail, or SSH session away
IBM's Masala—its follow-up to DB2 Information Integrator—boats over 100 new features, including automation and data access improvements
Company makes another bid for IBM’s AIX and Dynix source code