Microsoft received a "strong positive" rating in a study of e-mail system vendors by Gartner released in mid-August.
Google seems to be the platform of choice for public cloud adopters; IBM gets high marks from private cloud users.
Big Blue's refresh includes the gargantuan POWER 795, which it pits against top-shelf systems from HP and Oracle.
Spam dominates e-mail; phishing attacks mimic support chat sessions.
The co-creator of the MIME e-mail standard takes a look at the past and future of e-mail communication, how it's tied to social networking, and e-mail in the cloud.
Applications and environments are more complex than ever. DevOps may be the approach IT needs.
A new study underscores cloud computing's momentum and helps put the phenomenon into perspective.
Breaches could still be avoided, report notes.
zEnterprise services 125 different capacity settings, but small mainframe shops may be best served by IBM's existing z10 BC system
IT staff salaries perk up; premiums highest in supply chain, SOA, CRM environments
Economy continues to weigh on management salaries; supply chain, SOA management skills command high premiums
Organizations are typically targeted by more than one successful cyber criminal attack each week -- costing the average organization $3.8 million.
Confusion about the efficacy of SAS 70 seems to be more the rule than the exception. A new report suggests that a SAS 70 reality check is long overdue.
The malware calm in the midst of a raging spam storm was almost eerie. Until last month, that is, when things took a turn -- for the worst.
How to ensure security is part of the cloud adoption strategy.
Planning for a merger or acquisition can be tricky, but it's a bullet that most CIOs will have to bite.
Where virtualization is headed, and what problems (and solutions) lie ahead for IT.
Recommendations for making data safer that won’t decimate your IT budget.
According to a recent survey, administrators in Windows environments are still doing much of their administrative legwork the old-fashioned way: by hand.
With World Cup-oriented attacks and a brazen tech-support-by-phone scam, it's business as usual for the ever-creative information security crackers.