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White Paper A real customer example from within the financial services industry will be highlighted, and a discussion of how Nevis's LAN security appliance solved their problems will be discussed. This webcast will focus on the... [01 Oct 2009]
On-Demand Webcast: Getting the NAC of LAN Security
White Paper The presenter of this webcast discusses the strengths and weaknesses of NAC and outlines requirements for a complete LAN security strategy. [01 Oct 2009]
Persistent LAN Security Presentation
White Paper What is LAN Security? How to protect the internal network from a full range of threats? This webcast throws light on these topics. [01 Oct 2009]
Worms Vs. Perimeters: The Case for Hard-LANs
White Paper Network worms - self-propagating network programs - represent a substantial threat to the network infrastructure. Due to the propagation speed of worms, reactive defenses need to be automatic. It is important to understand where and how... [01 Oct 2008]
Best Practices in Authentication and Access Control: Comparing 802.1x to the Nevis LAN Security Approach
White Paper The 802.1x protocol should be the obvious choice when implementing user-based authentication in enterprise networks. So why doesn't everyone use it? Because it doesn't give a complete solution for authentication and policy requirements,... [31 May 2008]
Best Practices in Authentication and Access Control
White Paper User authentication is necessary for identity based access control, and 802.1X clearly promises to meet this need. X has been around for a number of years and has been proposed as the user authentication solution for both wired and... [31 May 2008]
Identity-Based Policy Enforcement: A LAN Security Best Practices Whitepaper
White Paper This paper focuses on the evolving nature of LAN security in today's enterprise in light of a dissolving network perimeter and the need for an identity-based solution to address new requirements. Network security policies arise from... [31 May 2008]
Best Practices for Deploying LAN Security and NAC
White Paper There is growing recognition that LAN security has to go beyond the desktop and into the network infrastructure itself. Not only can security software not be relied upon to be installed and functional, such software is fairly easy to... [31 May 2008]
The Weekly Round-Up: 24.11.06
Round-Up This is, of course, a secret shrouded in mystery, though regular readers may remember the famous Ben Nevis photo of 2004 - one of the few sightings of the Round-Up ever captured on camera. What is the world coming to? [24 Nov 2006]
Windows exploit code raises threat alert
News The exploit code was published by Winny Thomas of Nevis Labs in India, who reverse-engineered a patch Microsoft issued in October, according to a posting on FrSIRT's website. Exploit code has been published that could... [18 Nov 2005]
BT's video-over-broadband due next summer
News IPTV is a key part of a BT project codenamed Nevis, which aims to develop broadband-based services for devices other than PCs. BT has revealed a few more details about its much-anticipated video-over-broadband service,... [29 Sep 2005]
3 Peaks Challenge conquered by IT industry
News The challenge was to climb Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon, respectively the highest mountains in Scotland, England and Wales in just one 24 hour period. A team from Mellon were also rewarded for collecting a sackful... [19 Jul 2005]
Photos: Team Silicon completes 3 Peaks Challenge
Photo The team: Smiles all round as the team prepares for the first ascent of Ben Nevis, by far the highest of the three peaks. Cloud engulfs Ben Nevis at around 500 metres, making conditions tricky and... [19 Jul 2005]
silicon.com team gearing up for mountain challenge
News On the route up the three mountains experience tells us we will meet rain, wind, treacherous conditions underfoot and snow and freezing temperatures on the top of Ben Nevis. A hardcore team of silicon.com fundraisers are... [11 Jul 2005]
Wi-Fi fights back against WiMax with 100Mbps
News BT has already eyed up taking fixed-line broadband out of the PC with the ongoing Project Nevis, and the Wi-Fi Alliance believes there's a similar future for wireless. With every man and his dog rushing to proclaim that... [04 May 2005]
