Cisco launches code review after Juniper's spyware disclosure

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Network World Net Optimization Alert Dec 22, 2015 Cisco launches code review after Juniper's spyware disclosure Cisco Systems has launched an internal code review following Juniper's disclosure last week of unauthorized spying code found in its enterprise firewall products. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Juniper NetScreen firewall should be patched now • Inside AT&T's grand dynamic network plan • Network World's 20 Best Products of 2015 • Small Massachusetts town will offer blazing 2Gbps fiber Internet for $40 a month • How network segmentation provides a path to IoT security • 6 tips on how to optimize the speed of your home network • Juniper faces many questions after spying code planted in software • Battle over LTE in Wi-Fi bands may soon be resolved • FBI, DHS investigating Juniper hack; secret backdoor dates back 3 years White Paper: Steton Software 5 Best Practices for Driving Performance with Real-Time Business Analytics We've compiled five best practices that will enhance your capacity to harvest data effectively and take positive action to improve your company. Read More ▶ Juniper NetScreen firewall should be patched now The Internet Storm Center has upgraded its warning about the corruption of Juniper ScreenOS firewalls to yellow, which means it's imperative to patch them today, literally, given that details on how to exploit the flaws has been published and that it's a holiday week when applying firewall patches can be easily overlooked. Read More ▶ Inside AT&T's grand dynamic network plan The service provider shares lessons learned from early adopters of its first Network on Demand service and outlines what comes next Read More ▶ Network World's 20 Best Products of 2015 Network World's independent product reviewers and bloggers list their favorite products of 2015. Read More ▶ Small Massachusetts town will offer blazing 2Gbps fiber Internet for $40 a month Leverett, Mass., will improve its existing fiber-optic network by the start of the new year, boosting peak speeds from 1 gigabit to 2 gigabits, and dropping the price from $45 per month to $40, according to a report in the local Recorder newspaper. Read More ▶ How network segmentation provides a path to IoT security Examining the different approaches to çybersecurity in the age of the Internet of Things. Read More ▶ 6 tips on how to optimize the speed of your home network The good news is that tuning up your home network is simpler and relatively less expensive than ever Read More ▶ Juniper faces many questions after spying code planted in software The discovery of spying code nestled deeply in Juniper's networking equipment, the latest example of a major IT vendor caught up in an damaging cyberattack, raises many questions. Read More ▶ Battle over LTE in Wi-Fi bands may soon be resolved The fight over LTE networks using the same frequencies as Wi-Fi may be headed toward a peaceful resolution at last. Read More ▶ FBI, DHS investigating Juniper hack; secret backdoor dates back 3 years The Department of Homeland Security and the FBI are reportedly investigating the 'rouge code' in Juniper Networks products which could allow attackers to take over machines and decrypt VPN traffic. Read More ▶ White Paper: Steton Software 5 Best Practices for Scoring Corporate Performance Information is the key to success. Numerous aspects of the business are closely examined and scored to ensure that critical processes, regulations, legal mandates, and industry standards are met that drive improved financial results. Read More ▶

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