Wi-Fi client surge forcing fresh wireless LAN thinking

	ICANN finally approves expansion plan for top-level domains | Mesh networks may make SQL injection attacks more persistent
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	Wi-Fi client surge forcing fresh wireless LAN thinking Mobile Wi-Fi clients are surging on wireless LANs. The growth is forcing IT groups to adapt to a new, more dynamic RF environment and rethink WLAN design. Read More WHITE PAPER: Argent What's the biggest bottleneck in VMware? Do more CPUs improve VMware?    Using VMware NIC Teaming?    Does TCP/IP affect VMware? (You'll be surprised)    Get this essential FREE white paper now    11 pages of technical details, not sales fluff     Click to continue In this Issue ICANN finally approves expansion plan for top-level domains Mesh networks may make SQL injection attacks more persistent Hands on: T-Mobile's mobile hotspot offers speed and flexibility FCC to attack phone cramming charges Courteous.ly Tells Emailers When to Back Off Darlene Storm: Hackers at war: Web Ninjas, Anonymous, LulzSec Ready or not, they're already in your enterprise WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems, Inc. Social Technologies Transform Business Social technologies are moving from the consumer space into the enterprise, and Enterprise Social Software (ESS) is changing how people work. A white paper based on a Forrester Consulting survey commissioned by Cisco reveals the benefits and inhibitors faced by decision makers and how ESS is transforming business processes. Read the white paper now. ICANN finally approves expansion plan for top-level domains After four years of debate, Internet policymakers on Monday approved a controversial plan to introduce hundreds of new domain name extensions to the Internet infrastructure at a special meeting in Singapore. Read More Mesh networks may make SQL injection attacks more persistent Massive website compromises using a technique known as SQL injection has long been a top security concern for Web developers and site owners. Now, the attacks may become harder to detect and prevent, according to one security firm's analysis. Read More Hands on: T-Mobile's mobile hotspot offers speed and flexibility No. 4 wireless carrier T-Mobile has joined its larger rivals in offering a mobile hotspot to its users. How does the device -- and network -- stack up? Read More WHITE PAPER: SAP SAP Business All-in-One-Improve Transparency & Agility With the business intelligence functionality in SAP® Business All-in-One solutions, your company can gain visibility, insight, operational alignment, and accountability to increase revenue, margins, and liquidity; streamline processes; improve agility; and become a best-run business. Read now! FCC to attack phone cramming charges The Federal Communications Commission will look at ways to attack illegal phone charges, the agency's chairman said. Read More Courteous.ly Tells Emailers When to Back Off If you work in an office, you can close your door to let others know that you are too busy to be disturbed. Wouldn't it be nice if you could send the same signal via email? Now you can, with Courteous.ly, a free cloud-based service that lets others know where your email load stands so they can wait to contact you. Read More Darlene Storm: Hackers at war: Web Ninjas, Anonymous, LulzSec Hackers at war, whether your hat is white, gray or black, there has been a call to arms. 'Team Web Ninjas' from LulzSec Exposed announced Operation Security while LulzSec and Anonymous launch Operation Anti-Security.   Read More Ready or not, they're already in your enterprise Tablets, Netbooks, iPhones, and Androids -- devices that hardly existed five years ago -- are sweeping through enterprises today. Workers no longer wish to be shackled to the corporate 18-month-old ThinkPad when they can be running the latest shiny gadget at both home and work. This means CSOs are contending with a wave of mobile devices that are accessing cloud-based applications and services from anywhere the user desires. Read More
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