Cites a gradual return to pre-recession spending by IT departments
Is IT winning the battle against spam, or was a recent drop in malware and phishing volumes just a statistical blip in an otherwise upward trend?
Global study of security personnel identifies goals, points out risks and staffing issues
IT organizations are budgeting to give employees a small pay increase in 2010 according to a recent report.
More data means more storage -- and more headaches. We look at today’s storage challenges, the impact of open source storage solutions and server virtualization, and the storage trends to watch this year.
The security challenges and mitigation strategies to help you migrate your enterprise applications to the cloud while ensuring your data’s safety.
SOA and cloud computing are hot topics in IT. Here's what you need to understand about how they're interconnected and how you can take advantage of their benefits.
Almost half of all IT organizations are understaffed; if or when IT spending comes back, shops may have to scramble to fill these vacancies.
This approach can help you achieve data classification results dramatically faster than conventional methods.
Where is cybersecurity headed? We look at how regulation, social networking, and popular technologies (such as cloud computing) will impact your enterprise’s security management.
In 2010, vendor marketing campaigns will ramp up with the usual hype.
Asset management software can complement your current security tools to provide more complete desktop security.
Harried by legal, regulatory, or competitive concerns, organizations are increasingly paying much more attention to their desktop backup strategies.
Mainframe and high-end server fortunes took a beating in 2009. An industry veteran says 2010 is shaping up to be an improvement.
Understanding these ten server trends can help CIOs succeed despite an unsteady economy.
Will 2010 be the first meaningful stage of cloud computing's rocket ride of growth and enterprise usage?
Managing application performance is all about how the end user perceives performance, and current tech trends are having an impact on that perception.
What should IT focus on this year? Some key issues from 2009 remain, but several new areas will need IT's attention.
From virtualization to cloud computing, what today's trends tell us about the focus of security professionals next year.
Products released this year show vendors and IT how to alleviate common pain points. ESJ's editorial director highlights four areas to focus on in the coming year -- which may provide a strong return on your investment.