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Auto-Discovery: Approaches

Auto-Discovery is a method for discovering the network topology and identifying the devices that reside in a network. It also gathers basic inventory information about the elements it has discovered. This information is used to discover and categorize various network elements such as Routers, Switches, Workstations, and Printers etc. There...

Tags: Network, Auto-Discovery, Networking

White papers 2006-10-01

Additional Resources

E-discovery: How prepared are IT leaders?

When electronically stored information ESI is subject to discovery, it is referred to as e-discovery, and it must be located, secured, and searched for use as evidence in a trial. In August 2008, we conducted a Web-based survey of 711 TechRepublic members to better understand how companies...

Tags: TechRepublic Inc., Information Technology, Leader, Marketing Research, Marketing

Download resources 2008-09-02

Best Practices in e-Discovery and e-Disclosure: Using ZyIMAGE as Your Corporate Discovery and Disclosure Tool

Familiarity with discovery and disclosure processes is, by necessity, increasing. Many ZyLAB clients work in, or perform functions consistent with, investigative, intelligence and legal fields, so these clients typically have some type of existing knowledge about discovery and disclosure. However, compliance, auditing and security regulations have forced the corporate sector...

Tags: Disclosure, Discovery, Best Practice, Tool, Organizational Structure, Human Resources

White papers 2006-02-17

E-Discovery Lessons From Case Law: Five Steps to Help You Prepare for Litigation

E-discovery has emerged as a key challenge for organizations in all industries regulated or not, and of all sizes. E-discovery can be very painful for organizations, but it does not have to be. By managing information in a manner that anticipates e-discovery requirements, organizations can reduce the high costs and...

Tags: Litigation, EMC Corp., Organization, E-Discovery, Storage, Hardware

White papers 2005-02-01

Prepared for e-discovery: What to know about content monitoring and filtering

An important part of discovery is knowing what kind of discoverable data exists and where it is stored on your network. In this article, we examine data discovery and a necessary security benefit included in most discovery solutions-content monitoring and filtering. by Tom Olzak

Tags: Network, Data, Monitoring, Information, CMF, Storage, Networking, Security, Databases, Hardware, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management, Tom Olzak

Blog posts 2008-07-28

Five things IT can do to prepare for e-discovery

Failure to prepare for inevitable e-discovery requests can result in the court levying imposing sanctions. Attention to a short list of preparation tasks can help make dealing with discovery issues less challenging. by Tom Olzak

Tags: Sanction, Information Technology, Discovery, Electronically Stored Information, Retention Policy, Messaging Discovery, Instant Messaging, Groupware, Internet, Online Communications, Enterprise Software, Software, Tom Olzak

Blog posts 2008-07-07

It All Starts With Discovery: From ITIL and Business Initiatives to Populating CMDBs

For IT organizations to gain visibility and take action to optimize their application infrastructure, they need to understand what they have, including what the logical and physical locations are, what the interdependencies are, and most importantly, what the usage and demands are on a continuous basis. This whitepaper will demonstrate...

Tags: CMDB, ITIL, Process Improvement, It Services, Quality, Business Operations

White papers 2005-03-01

HP Web Jetadmin: IP Range Discovery

This paper discusses a strategic approach to HP Web Jetadmin Discovery. HP Web Jetadmin Discovery is the process of searching the network for devices, storing them in a cache, and then displaying the results in a device list. HP Web Jetadmin software contains many different discovery mechanisms, each using a...

Tags: Hewlett-Packard Co., Network, IP, HP Web Jetadmin Discovery, Networking

White papers 2004-10-01

Best Practices in Email Management: Meeting the Challenge of E-Discovery

Email has become a prime target in the legal discovery process and as a result, every organization needs an email management system that properly stores, archives and retrieves email. This webcast will describe how you can avoid the risks of e-discovery and reduce email storage costs.

Tags: Best Practice, E-mail, Online Communications

Webcasts

Critical to e-discovery: Messaging retrieval and protection

In this third installment of a series on electronic information discovery, we look at electronic messaging challenges, risk related to improper management of messages, requirements for selecting an automated message archiving solution, and two vendor approaches to messaging discovery management. by Tom Olzak

Tags: Message, Postini Corp., Health Net Inc., IM, Messaging, Discovery Request, E-mail, Instant Messaging, Groupware, Online Communications, Internet, Enterprise Software, Software, Tom Olzak

Blog posts 2008-07-22

Strategies for Active Content Collection and Archiving With Symantec Enterprise Vault and Guidance EnCase

Archiving simplifies and automates the collection of electronically stored information to support E-discovery and internal investigations but what about content that has never been archived? Discovery requests can expand beyond archived content to include active content on the desktop, file systems and other free-range content. As a result, E-discovery strategy...

Tags: Symantec Corp., Archiving, Business Intelligence, Strategy, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management, Management

Webcasts 2008-01-10

Network-Based Application Recognition Protocol Discovery Management Information Base

The existing Network-Based Application Recognition NBAR feature is used to identify protocols so traffic can be classified appropriately for Quality of Service purposes. NBAR also contains a Protocol Discovery feature that displays various statistics of any NBAR-supported protocol traffic traversing an interface for the user. The NBAR Protocol Discovery Management...

Tags: Network, Cisco Systems Inc., Networking

White papers 2007-11-18

TippingPoint at Discovery Communications

Discovery Communications Inc. is the leading global real-world media and entertainment company. Discovery Communications needed a way to protect its infrastructure and servers against the inherent threats to which a company with a global and mobile workforce of 5,000 staff is susceptible. TippingPoint Intrusion Prevention Systems IPS was implemented as...

Tags: Intrusion prevention, Discovery Communications Inc., TippingPoint Technologies, 3Com Corp., intrusion prevention system, entertainment, mobile marketing, server

Case studies 2006-10-20

New Technology, New Rules: Current Trends in e-Discovery

Electronic discovery is nothing new. As far back as the 1970s the courts were working to address the production of electronic information and to define the reasonable limits of e-discovery. Fast forward to today, and organizations are found using information technology as their primary means of doing business and generating...

Tags: Limit, Discovery, EMC Corp., Storage, Hardware

White papers 2005-04-01

Finding a list of software known to require a license

As I implement Symantec’s OEM version of Centennitl's Discovery, I’m seeing literally thousands of executables Discovery can’t identify. Centennial’s Discovery.Portal does not appear to be compatible with the OEM version. Once I get past the initial flood of unknowns, I’ll be fine. Can anyone recommend a possible...

Tags: Discovery, DotJock, it management, executable, software

Q&A 2006-04-21

Resource Discovery Services for Grid Computing Training

Resource discovery is a core function of e-learning. While initially confined to library environments, it has become pervasive, partly due to the advent of web-based searching and also service-oriented approach. The latter is the focus of this paper as resource discovery web services enable existing resources to be identified from...

Tags: Grid Computing, Resource Discovery Service, Resource Discovery, E-learning, Utility Computing, It Management, Network Technology, Enterprise Software, Software, It service Management, Networking

White papers 2006-05-30

QoS-Aware Discovery of Wide-Area Distributed Services

The global computational grids bring together distributed computation/communication resources. Beyond this, the paper envisions the emergence of global 'Service grids', which provide a 'Market' of application-level distributed services for clients to discover and to request. This paper studies the issue of wide-area service discovery in service grids. The paper starts...

Tags: Aware, QoS

White papers 2008-01-01

What every IT manager should know about e-discovery

The key to surviving e-discovery requests is preparation based on knowledge of what is expected, what is considered reasonable, when asked to locate and provide electronically stored information. by Tom Olzak

Tags: Discovery, Information, Electronically Stored Information, Spoliation, Storage, Productivity, Hardware, Tom Olzak

Blog posts 2008-06-30

Discovery of Web Services With a P2P Network

In the concept of Web Services, Universal Description, Discovery and Integration is still the weakest part. As a central instance, it does not easily scale to a growing number of users and lacks acceptance by the industry. In Peer-to-Peer Networks, which are highly popular, discovery of resources is one of...

Tags: Web, Network, P2P, Web Service, University Of Passau, Peer To Peer (P2P), Cloud Computing, Web Services, Internet, Enterprise Software, Software

White papers 2008-01-01

Auto Typer And Auto Clicker (exe)

This auto typer can auto type a list of messages at a rate that can be set by the user. A longer list can be saved to a text file to be loaded later if needed. The auto clicker will also click repeatably at a rate that can be set...

Tags: Rate, Gary

Software downloads 2007-04-20