Why use separate firewall, intrusion detection and prevention, gateway antivirus, and VPN products when one appliance can handle it all?
IMS workloads are growing, and CA says the capabilities of its management tools are keeping pace, too
Users expecting an infusion of Ascential’s ETL expertise into DB2 may be disappointed
IDC revises its IT spending estimates downward, IBM plans to cut 10,000 or more jobs—and things could get tougher still
Proof is in the pudding….but no one seems to be in the kitchen
WS-Security, Liberty, and SAML play nice together
Data Storage Security a Concern; Symantec’s 64-Bit Antivirus; Multiple Mozilla, Netscape Vulnerabilities
Has the absence of a big security threat lulled you into inaction?
SAP last week expanded its ERP Cold War against Oracle, announcing partnerships with IBM and Microsoft
The essence of good knowledge work is creating outputs of appropriate uniqueness not uniformity.
Some users are praising the synergies of a combined Oracle, PeopleSoft, and J.D. Edwards stack—but for others, skepticism about Project Fusion is still the order of the day.
IBM last week signed a $400 million contract to design a new on-demand IT infrastructure for the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Bank of America's security lapse could happen to you, too
As the effectiveness of e-mail worms decreases, attackers turn to network-based worms.
Eight Firefox Vulnerabilities; Microsoft Previews Longhorn Security; Windows XP SP2 Rollout Lags
Pharming attacks are on the rise. Should your organization be concerned?
There's a chance mainframe and Unix administrators will have to deal with the revamped SQL Server whether they want to or not
Big Blue hopes the latest release will entice fence-sitters
Companies that implement a centralized software-testing program report higher quality levels than companies that don’t