Physical security and IT collaboration
The buzz on the street after Boston's SecureWorld conference is all about collaboration.
One expert in particular renewed the call for IT...
Channel news: $38 billion typo; biker gang hacker IT; IBM/Cisco emergency services
Computer error rocks Alaska's fund
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We’re still #1 at manufacturing online attacks

The United States is still number one source of online attacks in the world, CNET reports.
Take that China!
The report goes on to say that 31%...
Channel news: Hackers Google data; Symantec frets over Vista
Hacker techniques use Google to unearth sensitive data
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Virtualizing blades servers: could this be the space & power solution that you’re looking for?
If you work with blades and are curious about virtualizing blades servers, this year’s Server Blade Summit is called Blades & Virtualization: The Perfect Marriage. It runs from May1-3, in Anaheim, Calif. In a recent...
Channel news: Cisco buys WebEx; RSA attacks Trojans; Cisco adds incentives
Cisco buys WebEx for $3.2 billion Cisco today announced plans to buy WebEx, maker of hosted, on-demand collaboration applications....
Doing VoIP right, and keeping data in transit safe
Voice over IP is one of the biggest drivers for new network channel business today, and it isn’t slowing down yet. VoIP services are expected to generate over $6 billion in revenue in North America this year, and are projected to grow to $13.3 billion by 2009, according to data from Infonetics...
MTI Technology agrees to resell IBM servers
MTI Technology Corporation has announced an agreement to resell IBM’s xSeries servers -- a move which expands its offerings and changes the dynamics of its business strategy. The Irvine Calif., based value added reseller, which provides storage solutions to approximately 3,500 medium to large...
Channel news: Games threaten security; HP spy charges fade
Why Red Hat Needs the Channel (more than the Channel needs Red Hat)
Red Hat's recent renewed ardor for the channel should hardly come as a surprise. But its sincerity is, at best, forced. Here's why:
- Red Hat needs help getting into...