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  New Verizon service brings LTE to private IP networks

  Verizon Business is now offering its customers the ability to have their LTE devices route traffic directly to their private IP networks instead of through the public Internet.

  By Brad Reed | 18 April, 2012 23:32

  Tags: lte, networking, Private IP Wireless, verizon, verizon business, Verizon Business LTE, Verizon LTE, WiMAX & LTE, wireless

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  Vocus guns for US Cloud providers

  Fibre wholesaler Vocus (ASX:VOC) has moved to position itself as a key capacity provider for US companies selling Cloud services to Australian customers via South East Asia.

  By Chloe Herrick | 23 November, 2011 16:11

  Tags: Amazon Web Services, cloud, James Spenceley, Microsoft, verizon business, Vocus Communications

• FCC moves toward implementing net neutrality rules

  Remember those net neutrality rules the U.S. Federal Communications Commission passed back in December? The agency is taking steps toward finally implementing them, although the rules still won't go into effect for months.

  By Grant Gross | 01 July, 2011 06:11

  Tags: U.S. Federal Communications Commission, U.S. White House Office of Management and Budget, verizon business, Verizon Communications, American Cable Association, government, Regulation, Telecommunication, broadband, internet, Internet service providers, Julius Genachowski, Greg Walden

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  Verizon: Advanced persistant threat is overblown

  When Google admitted last year that it had been targeted by sophisticated hackers, possibly from China, it introduced a new term into the high technology lexicon -- the advanced persistent threat. These attacks are sophisticated, targeted, and almost impossible to stop. But according to Verizon, they're also a lot less common than most people think.

  By Robert McMillan | 19 April, 2011 13:49

  Tags: cybercrime, legal, security, U.S. Secret Service, verizon business

• Kerry, McCain introduced online privacy bill

  Two high-profile U.S. senators have introduced legislation designed to give consumers more control over what information about them is collected online, but privacy advocates said the bill will do little to curb wide-spread data-collection practices now in place.

  By Grant Gross | 13 April, 2011 06:04

  Tags: U.S. Senate, Consumer Watchdog, Center for Digital Democracy, Consumer Action, U.S. Federal Trade Commission, Facebook, Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, verizon business, Verizon Communications, hewlett-packard, internet, e-commerce, government, legislation, advertising, security, privacy, John Kerry, John McCain, Jeffrey Chester, John Simpson

Whitepapers about verizon business

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  How will CIOs meet growing Security Threats?

  The growing complexity and prevalence of security threats, enabled by consumer IT and mobility, sets the stage for ever more sophisticated attacks. Security must be proactively front and center in all IT deliverables, but CIOs and CSOs must work in concert to succeed in these efforts. In this interactive white paper from CIO Magazine and EMC, learn how tightening the relationship between CIOs and CSOs will help create trust, the foundation of business relationships today. Embedded videos feature Art Coviello, Sanjay Mirchandani, and Dave Martin, and a quick survey provides benchmarking between CIO peers.

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  Learning To Compete: IT’s Next Transformation

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  Application Performance Management - The end user is king

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  Customer Success Story - RWWA safeguards wagering revenues with IT service assurance