Securent Could Be a Fine Addition for Oracle By Clint Boulton Oracle's looking for entitlement management software and it may not need to look further than Securent.

•Google, Microsoft and Yahoo as Partners? •Former CA Top Salesman Gets 7 Years •AOL Taps NBC Ad Man To Be CEO •Gates Talks Tech, Health and Education •Multi-Core Takes a Breather •Former HP Chairman Dunn Pleads Not Guilty •New York Hits Internet Gambling Operation •BEA To Shift Into Virtualization Software •IBM Ditches Sourceforge For Apache •EU to Microsoft: En Garde!

•A Rising Tide of ClickFraud? •Competing for the Search Lead •Chip Wars Shift to 64-bit •Return of The Browser Wars •The Lure of The Social Network •RFID - An Internet of Things •Revving up WiMAX

[November 17, 2006] Whatever happened to free access to e-mail, one of the foundations of the Internet?

Can You Prove Your E-Mail Isn't Spam?
By Brian Livingston
[November 15, 2006] If your company isn't taking a few simple steps to demonstrate the emails its sending aren't spam, many recipients are filtering them right into the trash.

Will Dems Change Tech Policy?
By Roy Mark
[November 10, 2006] You can count on it, maybe.

Microsoft Is The Underdog in Browser Wars 2.0
By Sean Michael Kerner
[November 8, 2006] The browser war is a good thing and other counter-intuitive (but sensible) blabber.

Novell and Microsoft: The Vista Impact
By Rob Enderle
[November 3, 2006] The historic deal between Novell and Microsoft represents a huge course change in Redmond – and puts Vista in a new light.

Security Theater
By Roy Mark
[November 1, 2006] Indiana University computer grad student exposes TSA boarding pass program as more show than security.

HP's Ethics Move Still Falls Short
By Michael Hickins
[October 27, 2006] By having its ethics officer report to its top lawyer, the tech giant shows it still doesn't get it.

Security is in the Vicinity
By Roy Mark
[October 25, 2006] The feds have a deal for you: a new passport card that some security experts are already criticizing.

Unexpected Face Time for Network Neutrality
By Roy Mark
[October 18, 2006] For the next two weeks net neut gets a new lease on life.

Hurd Does the 'DD' on Congress
By Roy Mark
[October 3, 2006] HP CEO's spy scandal defense is worthy of a lawyer named Racehorse.

Can HP's 'Turnaround' Chief Turn it Around?
By Erin Joyce
[September 22, 2006] CEO Mark Hurd struggles to survive the spying mess.

Mark Hurd's Got a Lot to Say
By David Needle
[September 21, 2006] The HP CEO has managed to avoid the spotlight, but the silence was deafening. His silence is now over.

HP's Real Crime
By Joshua Greenbaum
[September 15, 2006] The spy scandal looks bad, but HP has a much more serious, long-term problem.

What's Working After 9/11
By Erin Joyce
[September 11, 2006] Technology's impact on the aftermath of Sept. 11.

Five Years Later, Are We More Secure?
By Roy Mark
[September 8, 2006] We may be more secure in some ways since 9/11, but network security isn't one of them.

Business •HP No Help for Techs •Technical Analysis: Rally Turns a Little Wobbly •Embedded VoIP Aiming For The Mainstream •Yahoo Acquires Online Contest Site Bix Developer •Feeling New Heat, Red Hat Rolls on •Who is the Top Coder? •Microsoft Broadens SQL Server Line •Our Phishing Filter is Better Than Yours! Ecommerce •Google Looks to Drive More Mobile Ads •Call Me On My Cell; Bill Me There, Too •New York Hits Internet Gambling Operation •TiVo Wants a Piece of Web 2.0 Enterprise •TechNet: Power A Concern For All, Not Just IT •Multi-Core Takes a Breather •BEA To Shift Into Virtualization Software •IBM Ditches Sourceforge For Apache Networking •Avaya Ratchets Up The Race For Mobile Workers •Cisco Sees 'Greenfield' for Metro Ethernet •A Bid For Open NAC From Juniper •Motorola Makes 'Good' Buy Security •Pirated Vista, Office 2007 Loaded With Surprises •Zimbra Puts AJAX on its Calendar •Adobe Right Management Server Extends to Office •NAC Not Just a Buzzword Storage •Mellanox Marries InfiniBand, Ethernet •Symantec Looks Beyond Virtual Tape •EMC Adds CAS to NAS •NetApp Buys More Remote Data Assets Wireless •Camera Phone Pictures Worth Printing? •Sprint Takes Microsoft Up on Local Search Offer •Avaya Ratchets Up The Race For Mobile Workers •Call Me On My Cell; Bill Me There, Too xSP •Sprint Takes Microsoft Up on Local Search Offer •Google Looks to Drive More Mobile Ads •Google, Microsoft and Yahoo as Partners? •AOL Taps NBC Ad Man To Be CEO

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