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Free hard-drive indexing utility raises corporate security and privacy questions
As more organizations embrace Web services (which opens back-office processes to partners and the Internet), a problem is emerging: who inside the organization is in charge of Web services security?
The service-oriented architecture vision in practice may not be quite the slam dunk it looks like on paper
Not all outsourcing activity is a net loss for American workers
When is iSCSI a more appropriate solution for your data center than fibre channel?
Programming automation gives developers more freedom to do their jobs
Fall Storage Networking World at exactly the right time, on the eve of Halloween, since it is where you can go to watch the industry eat its young. Big players often use the venue to announce that they are swallowing up smaller firms.
The results of the 2004 Enterprise Systems Outsourcing Survey are in. In the second article of our series we examine what's motivating our Outsourcing Survey respondents to move projects to other providers. Surprisingly, it's not just about cutting costs.
Domain name registrar copes with DoS spike
Top 20 Windows/Unix vulnerabilities, Microsoft flaws and fixes
Identifying business assets to aid threat mitigation
There are two primary methods for auditing computers with security templates: manually and using a script command. We explain the benefits and drawbacks of each.
The embattled company plans a pro-SCO Web site to counter the success of Groklaw.net
IT organizations can take steps to increase their standing with business leaders and grow their IT budgets—but how many are actually doing so?
IBM says its new iSeries i595 and pSeries p595 systems are the largest and most powerful non-mainframe systems it has ever delivered
iSCSI isn't just for small data centers. To understand how iSCSI fits in your data center, we look at the four important tiers of servers. (Part 1 of 2)
The results of the 2004 Enterprise Systems Outsourcing Survey are in. In the first of our series, we examine who's outsourcing and where the projects are headed.
Breece Hill's CEO, Phil Pascarelli, uses common sense to develop and evaluate storage products. His company is a model of the way things should work.
How one financial company distributes secure information to its board of directors, many of whom work in an insecure environment