US accuses Chinese company of helping ZTE hide business with Iran
Mitsubishi manufacturing controller software inherited OpenSSL bugs
WA PTA's digital rail comms network project restarts
Microsoft to support NSW gov cloud shift under new five-year partnership
NSW Police dumps Bezos-backed Mark43 from core systems overhaul
2000
Microsoft posts fix to Windows Server year 2000 rollback
Microsoft Office 2000 users warned of potential malware attacks
Month of ActiveX Bugs project reveals Office 2000 flaw
ATI ships Radeon HD 2000 graphics cards
Microsoft says Word 2000 flaw is limited to DoS attacks
Attackers prey on Word 2000 flaw
Exploit code adds to Windows 2000 threat
Exploit code adds to Windows 2000 threat
Review: LogLogic LX 2000
Review: Service Pack Manager 2000
Review: Nemx Power Tools for Exchange 2000
Review: iKey 2000
The iKey 2000 product from Rainbow Technologies is similar in concept to the iKey 1000, but it offers additional functionality, including 2048-bit encryption and a Philips 5032 cryptographic controller.
Review: Network Intelligence HA 2000
As any security administrator knows, the only thing as bad as not enough information is too much. Staying on top of the overwhelming flood of information from every device is a difficult job. Information comes in as events, alerts, notifications of changes or just status updates. Making sense of it all requires efficient correlation tools, like the Network Intelligence logging appliances.
Network Intelligence sent us the HA 2000, the smallest version of its enterprise-class product suite, fitting in between the EX series targeting SMEs, and the LS series for large environments. The system runs Windows 2000 Server in a 2U rack-mount chassis. The HA 2000 is licensed to handle a maximum of 2,000 events per second (EPS), from a maximum of 64 information sources. There are several larger versions available (chiefly a matter of licensing, although at 4,000 EPS the devices start shipping with more on-board disk and memory), up to 6,000 EPS, for monitoring up to 1,024 network devices. And they can be clustered, up to three units together for triple the throughput.
Review: Microsoft ISA Server 2000
Back in the world of software, we have Microsoft's entry in the firewall market. Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration Server (ISA Server) is a fully-featured firewall with a number of bells and whistles that add considerable functionality and security.
