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Growth in number of unmanaged DNS servers raises security riskNov 16, 2009

A survey of DNS name servers on the Internet finds that although the adoption of DNS Security Extensions is accelerating, so is the number of embedded name servers with unsecured default configurations. Read More
IPv4 addresses almost goneNov 06, 2009
Initial test specs for government IPv6 compliance released for public commentOct 20, 2009
TechGuard announces new security appliancesSep 28, 2009
Government has an opportunity -- and the obligation -- to ensure that IPv6 products work securelySep 21, 2009
Agencies should plan now to enable IPv6 on public-facing serversSep 17, 2009
Security will not come naturally with IPv6Sep 17, 2009
Air Force makes progress on IPv6Aug 31, 2009

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IPv4 addresses dwindle by the day

The available supply of IPv4 Internet addresses for the United States, Canada and the North Atlantic region is expected to be exhausted within roughly the next two years, based on current projections.

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Available IPv4 addresses dwindle by the day

The available supply of IPv4 Internet addresses for the United States, Canada and Atlantic region is expected to be exhausted within the next two years based on current projections, according to data supplied by the American Registration for Internet Numbers. ARIN is one of the five regional Internet registries in the world.

_Source:_{Intec NetCore, Inc.}

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Growth in number of unmanaged DNS servers raises security riskNov 16, 2009

IPv4 addresses almost goneNov 06, 2009

Initial test specs for government IPv6 compliance released for public commentOct 20, 2009

TechGuard announces new security appliancesSep 28, 2009

Government has an opportunity -- and the obligation -- to ensure that IPv6 products work securelySep 21, 2009

Agencies should plan now to enable IPv6 on public-facing serversSep 17, 2009

Security will not come naturally with IPv6Sep 17, 2009

Air Force makes progress on IPv6Aug 31, 2009

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IPv4 addresses dwindle by the day

FAA identifies computer error that caused delays

3 basic steps to thwart most cyberattacks, courtesy of NSA

Feds falling behind in the race against cyber threats, GAO says

Red storm rising

FAA computer failure reflects growing burden on systems

FAA identifies computer error that caused delays

Feds falling behind in the race against cyber threats, GAO says

New guidelines issued for risk management in IT system security, authorization

3 basic steps to thwart most cyberattacks, courtesy of NSA

Which browser is the riskiest? The answer may surprise you.

GCN IPv6 Watch

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