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Technology Research News December 17, 2003 Kimberly Patch	Device guards Net against viruses Ordinary computers have no chance of being able to monitor the huge volumes of traffic flowing through the Internet. Specialized hardware, however, can. A device is poised to serve as a network sentry, scanning the full contents of every packet for signs of viruses and the like.
PC Magazine December 30, 2003	Central Control for Your Network With LANDesk Management Suite 8, IT managers can control the computers on their networks and implement software and security policies efficiently.
PC Magazine December 30, 2003	Can You Outsource Remote Access? Busy network administrators will appreciate getting something for nothing. The something is secure remote access to your company network; the nothing is the equipment and software you'll need to set up at the office.
PC Magazine December 30, 2003 Matthew D. Sarrel	Network Security: Know Your Weaknesses Vulnerability scanners identify your network's insecurities. Which one of these 6 tested products will watch your back?
Commercial Investment Real Estate Nov/Dec 2003 Gretchen Pienta	Cutting the Cord Learn how to create and secure a wireless network in your office.
PC Magazine December 9, 2003	Nosy Wi-Fi Neighbors The rise in home wireless networks has apparently spawned a new variety of Peeping Toms. In an October study on home-networking trends by wireless-gateway provider 2Wire, 44 percent of home Wi-Fi users admit they would peek at their neighbors' wireless networks if given the opportunity.
Entrepreneur December 2003 Mike Hogan	To the WiMAX A new protocol spices up the 802.x alphabet soup. Intel and Alvarion, a wireless broadband networking infrastructure provider, are among several firms collaborating on interchangeable equipment that uses the 802.16a protocol for wireless broadband access.
PC World December 2003 Matt Lake	Wi-Fi at the Speed of Ethernet? Netgear's 108-mbps wireless products are based on the 802.11g Wi-Fi standard.
PC World December 2003 Tom Spring	Internet-Accessible Storage Tritton Technologies debuts an affordable piece of networking gear that the average PC jockey can use as a file and Web server, a router, a firewall, and a 120GB storage device.
PC World December 2003 Michael S. Lasky	Microsoft's Easy Wi-Fi This wireless networking package's hand-holding approach makes setup easy.
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