CIO Insider: Is It Time to Regulate ISPs?
November 3, 2005
CIO Insider - Your Guide to What's New on CIO.com
Security: Is It Time to Regulate the ISP Industry?
Because ISPs control the pipes through which information is
delivered, many customers, including CIOs, insist that
service providers must play a more active role in securing
the traffic that they deliver. After all, what's at stake
is the viability of the Internet as a medium for commerce,
communication and business connectivity into the 21st
century and beyond. Read "Seeing No Evil" for the full
picture.
http://www.cio.com/go/index.html?ID=8049&PMID=38642408&s=3&f=1
Also in this issue of the Insider:
1. File Sharing: Spies in the Server Closet
2. Spying: Your Keyboard May Tell All
3. Hardware Emulation: Poised to Strike, Maybe
4. Quick Poll: Which Platform Would You Build On?
5. IT Spending: Join the CIO Magazine Tech Poll Panel
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1. File Sharing: Spies in the Server Closet
The Supreme Court might have stirred up a bigger problem
than it settled when it ruled last June that file-sharing
networks such as Grokster could be sued if their members
pirated copyrighted digital music and video.
http://www.cio.com/go/index.html?ID=8062&PMID=38642408&s=3&f=1
2. Spying: Your Keyboard May Tell All
Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, have
developed software that can analyze the sounds of someone
typing on a keyboard for 10 minutes and then piece together
as much as 96 percent of what was typed.
http://www.cio.com/go/index.html?ID=8063&PMID=38642408&s=3&f=1
3. Hardware Emulation: Poised to Strike, Maybe
New technology allows software compiled for one processor
and OS to run on another, with changes in neither source
nor binary code. In other words, it's a hardware emulator,
although its creators are careful not to mention the word
emulation--hardly surprising given the number of failed
attempts that litter IT's history books. (From our cousin
publication CIO New Zealand.)
http://www.cio.com/go/index.html?ID=8064&PMID=38642408&s=3&f=1
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4. Quick Poll: Which Platform Would You Build On?
If you had a choice, that is. PC or Mac? One question, quick,
anonymous--see immediate results!
http://www.cio.com/go/index.html?ID=352&PMID=38642408&s=3&f=1
5. CIO Magazine Tech Poll: Join the Panel
Are you a CIO? We invite you to become a CIO Magazine Tech
Poll panelist. The Tech Poll is a leading indicator of
technology spending reported monthly by CIO.com and major
news media such as CNN, CNBC, and The New York Times.
Panelists receive the results 24 hours in advance of public
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Thanks for reading the CIO Insider.
Cheers,
Sandy Kendall
Web Editor
CIO Magazine
skendall@cio.com
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