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Fenwick & West wanted to display secure intranet content onto its extranet without requiring users to open another browser window or navigate away from the extranet. Fenwick's application development
From afar, Legal Technology Editor Sean Doherty monitored developments at LegalTech in Los Angeles. Among other highlights, Doherty notes that technology vendors focused on mobility while EDD provide
...fortunate to interview Zusman and get a personal demonstration of the SSL VPN vulnerability as well as get his insight into why there is...
The Black Hat 2008 conference was full of up-to-the-minute information on computer security research and vulnerabilities. Consultants Brian Dykstra and Keith Jones look at the news and events from th
Has your law firm considered a Linux operating system? Ubuntu -- from a Zulu word meaning "the belief in a universal bond of sharing that connects all humanity" -- is a darling of the open-source cro
...editing client documents. She logged in through a secure virtual private network (VPN) her office provided. But the 60 feet between her laptop and Internet...
...editing client documents. She logged in through a secure virtual private network (VPN) her office provided. But the 60 feet between her laptop and Internet...
...private network (VPN).If you work at a...
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