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  • Novell puts desktop wares into a single package

    The company's new open source desktop and management system isn't aimed at entrenched Windows shops, but analysts see openings for it that may concern Microsoft. 

  • Meta offers advice on Sarbanes-Oxley compliance

    IT organizations don't have a moment to spare as the deadline draws near for first-phase audits under the new accounting regulations. 

  • Microsoft gets physical on processor prices

    With the coming wave of dual-core and multi-core processors from Intel and AMD, Microsoft pledges to charge customers only on a per-physical-processor basis, throwing down a pricing challenge to the likes of IBM and Oracle. 

  • Microsoft CEO leaves Linux out of industry kudos

    Speaking to an audience in open-standards territory, Steve Ballmer challenged Linux on Web services, copyright indemnification, cost and developer unity. 

  • XP SP2 to generate jump in help desk calls, study says

    A new survey finds that a majority of IT managers expect that their help desks will see a rise in support calls related to Windows XP Service Pack 2, but those managers plan to deploy the upgrade anyway. 

  • Opinion: Network admins need Microsoft-Cisco unity

    If Microsoft and Cisco Systems' perimeter security offerings don't end up playing well together, network administrators will be forced to jury-rig a solution. And the juxtaposition of "jury-rig" and "network security" is not a good thing. 

  • Best practices for vulnerability management

    Building a strong program based on mitigating known vulnerabilities has been transformed from a security-centric process to an operational necessity for business success. 

  • Danger lurks in 'shadow' IT

    It flies under the radar of the normal IT operation. It probably has the best of intentions. It can cripple an enterprise in a heartbeat. Welcome to the shadow IT organization. 

  • Attack blunted, but concerns remain

    Though a malicious Web site that generated last week's widespread Internet attack is shut down, concern remains more damaging mischief looms. 

  • Security enhancements in Windows Server 2003 paying off

    The latest version of Microsoft's server operating system has been a security success in the eyes of respondents to a recent survey. Can Redmond build on that success?