Today, Ethernet stands as the dominant networking technology the backbone of corporate networks and the emerging wireless WiFi networks.
Many corporate networks have long used this security model, too.
Transactional systems narrowly focus on departmental and corporate networks.
But that is the case only for BlackBerrys tied to corporate networks.
Consider the market for specialist computer servers, which are at the heart of most corporate networks.
Many of these run on the computers of ISPs or the main servers of corporate networks.
Reports of outsiders tapping into corporate networks from the street below are legion.
XDegrees, based in Mountain View, Calif., makes software for securely viewing information stored on corporate networks.
Without such server software, employees' instant messages usually go unchecked over private corporate networks.
Sun Microsystems, whose servers run corporate networks and Web sites, added 33 cents, to $5.03.
Computer Associates' software is used in big mainframe computers that run corporate networks.
