10 Gigabit Ethernet secures border at Niagara Falls
Case study of Niagara Falls Bridge Commission and its Gigabit and 10 Gigabit Ethernet network for securing the U.S./Canadian border
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McAfee looks to tackle Gigabit Ethernet security
McAfee is to tackle the problems of bottlenecks within organizations that have adopted Gigabit Ethernet. The company has introduced the McAfee M-8000 Network Security Platform to cope with the challenges thrown up by the faster network speed
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Cisco IPS Jumbo Frame DoS
...gigabit network interfaces installed and are deployed in inline mode contain a denial of service vulnerability in the handling of jumbo Ethernet frames. This vulnerability may lead to a kernel panic that requires a power cycle to recover platform operation. Platforms deployed in promiscuous mode only or that do not contain gigabit network...
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Wee-Fi: Share Cell Connections over Wi-Fi; Mile High-Fi Salaciousness; Giga-Fi; and More
...Gigabit Wi-Fi? Someday: TechWorld considers the IEEE's Very High Throughput (VHT) study group, which wants to start work on 1 Gbps or faster Wi-Fi standard for completion in 2012. With 802.11n offering raw symbol rates up to 600 Mbps--even though no devices have shipped with the radios and antennas to offer that optional high speed...
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Juniper cranks up security gateways for 10G Ethernet
Juniper this week is introducing a family of flexible, high-speed security gateways that scale to handle massive traffic streams in the largest corporate networks via gigabit and 10 gigabit Ethernet ports
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Wi-Fi Group Finalizes Latest Wireless Flavor
...gigabit Ethernet and Wi-Fi, so why do we need a third modality that combines the two? Partly because of new devices like the MacBook Air and smartphones like BlackBerrys with Wi-Fi built in. Without an Ethernet adapter, the range of these devices can be limited, and throughput restricted
You were waiting for the magic number: How fast is WoE?...
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How we tested password security products
Each product was tested on a gigabit Ethernet switched network containing servers running Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition, FreeBSD 5.0, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5, and Novell SUSE Enterprise Server 10 (all patched to current revisions
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(Not Really) Stateful IT-GRC Inspecting Threat Management At Gigabit Speeds
A friend of the blog recently pointed me to an article that used the term
PCI Risk Management
Now usually when I see a term like this, I can only imagine that such things are the byproduct of rapidly decaying brain cells. In my mind I imagine theres a conference room somewhere with some marketing types all hopped up on the vapors from industrial...
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How we tested Check Point's IPS
We installed the Check Point IPS-1 Sensor 200C on our production network. The IPS-1 Sensor 200C has four IPS interfaces which are paired into two sets of fail-open (or fail-closed, if you want) Gigabit Ethernet ports
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A Wild Tangent
As I sit at Dulles Airport outside DC, waiting for yet another delayed flight, I feel compelled to write a post about traveling as part of the cost of doing business. This morning I had a flight scheduled that was supposed to leave at 6:45am. During dinner last night I got an e-mail from United stating that the flight would instead be leaving at...