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High-Performance Network Intrusion Detection Through Parallelism

...NIDS) inspect the content of incoming packets...expense limits the inspection throughput for current...the Gigabit line rate for modern CPUs... Read more

Apr 11, 2008

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The Bloor Perspective: Governance checklist, back-up for utility computing and Nauticus

...the best opportunity appear to be those who are in the enterprise content management space. Although software vendors and consultancies offer a variety of solutions... Read more

Jan 25, 2004

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