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Opinion: How to protect your network from rogue IT employees
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Several basic network security principles appear to have been ignored in the city of San Francisco's IT department, resulting in a rogue network admin creating a "superpassword" that blocked everyone else's administrative functions -- and his arrest.
Brief IT news items.
A network administrator has been charged with locking up a key San Francisco city computer network that carries sensitive data.
The Grill: Robert Madge talks about his high-flying days in Token Ring, his company's ultimate collapse and how a leader's strengths can sometimes become weaknesses.
The introduction of the iPhone 3G and its Safari browser changed the game for vendors vying to win the allegiance of mobile users with powerful, modern rendering engines that make it possible to display Web sites that look like those seen on desktop browsers.
The U.S. economy appears to be going from bad to worse. But that doesn't necessarily mean IT managers are seeing a buyer's market on technology products. In fact, some vendors are raising prices.
Brief IT news items.
Shipments of Blu-ray Disc-based video recorders and players are increasing fast in Japan and hit 122,000 in June, according to data released today.
In talking up the advances in solar power, former Vice President Al Gore points to rapid advances in chip technology year after year under Moore's Law. Whether solar tech can match that growth rate, however, is uncertain.
Intel said Version 2.1 of Thread Building Blocks makes it easier to apply the tool to new uses such as graphical user interfaces, artificial intelligence and network input/output.
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