A “Featured Company” article from the November 20, 2009 issue:
Virtualization security vendor Catbird has dealt with confusion over its name since its founding in 2000. “We always get asked, ‘What is a catbird?’” Catbird COO Edmundo Costa says. Some think “catbird” is some sort of strained security metaphor about a cat catching a bird. Others [...]
A “Cover Focus” feature from the September 25, 2009 issue:
Over the past three decades, Costa Mesa, Calif.,-based CMS Products has provided hardware- and software-based storage solutions to address a wide range of enterprise issues. Its best-known products include its ABS-Secure encrypted disk solution, which provides users with on-the-fly 256-bit encryption capabilities via a small USB [...]
A “Case Study” article from the April 24, 2009 issue:
Monaca, Penn.,-based PGT Trucking will transport “basically anything that will fit on a flatbed,” says PGT Trucking Network Administrator Ed Patterson. With more than 750 drivers, PGT Trucking moves steel coils, other forms of steel, building materials such as drywall and lumber, and overweight and oversized [...]
A “Techs & Trends” article from the December 12, 2008 issue:
For most people, portable storage devices—be they a thumb drive dropped in a pocket or a smartphone that provides Exchange access along with restaurant reviews—rank at the top of technologies that have improved their lives. But they can be a curse to IT managers because [...]
From the June 27, 2008 issue:
It begins:
VIPdesk was in a quandary. Because the company’s agents work from their home computers, it needed to be able to show its financial clients, such as MasterCard, that its security policies and technologies were even more secure than those at competing companies using traditional network architectures.
So VIPdesk (www.vipdesk.com) [...]