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  • Thu Oct 2 2003 Commentary: A plethora of patches

    Smooth and timely application of security fixes has become a major concern for many organizations, and several vendors now offer products specifically for patch management.

    Posted by null Forrester Research

  • Thu Sep 11 2003 Commentary: Patch priorities

    Patching security vulnerabilities is a major headache--such fixes must be tested before they're applied, yet they're released with a frequency that makes it a real burden to keep up.

    Posted by null Forrester Research

  • Wed Feb 13 2002 Commentary: The security risks of SNMP

    Enterprises must act quickly to head off the hacker attacks that will almost certainly result from the security holes known to be in the Simple Network Management Protocol, according to Gartner.

    Posted by null Gartner Viewpoint

  • Thu May 29 2003 Reading IT's mind

    Tech industry watcher Jon Oltsik speaks with four IT managers whose take on technology reflects a very different reality from the one commonly bandied about as conventional wisdom.

    Posted by Jon Oltsik

  • Wed Oct 6 2004 Wanted: Simple home security

    Jon Oltsik says the explosion in broadband use forces a rethinking of Internet security. But a lethargic vendor response is not a promising harbinger.

    Posted by Jon Oltsik

  • Fri Apr 15 2005 Week in review: Chips, and a trip-up, from Intel

    Chipmaker looks to dual cores and China for new opportunities and touches off minor controversy with its unending interest in Moore's Law.

    Posted by Matt Hines

  • Thu Jul 31 2003 Commentary: People, process secure businesses

    Microsoft's and Cisco's recent announcements of major vulnerabilities mean that companies cannot rely on products alone for protection.

    Posted by null Forrester Research

  • Fri Dec 21 2001 Commentary: XP's "plug and prey" hole

    The 2001 holiday season hasn't been merry for early adopters of Microsoft's Windows XP.

    Posted by null Gartner Viewpoint

  • Mon Mar 3 2003 Sendmail flaw tests Homeland Security

    The newly minted Department of Homeland Security did a credible job of pushing for a fix to the Net's most popular e-mail server and keeping the issue quiet, say experts.

    Posted by Robert Lemos

  • Thu Apr 10 2003 Commentary: Can Microsoft be secure?

    Improved security of the Windows platform will depend on a new partnership among Microsoft, software companies that write applications for Microsoft's platforms, and end user customers.

    Posted by null Forrester Research