New Mydoom variants; Vulnerabilities in IE browser, Checkpoint products; January a banner month for threats.
Encrypting, monitoring, and auditing access to actual data
Keep these four key goals in mind to ensure your business/IT alignment strategy is a success
A study of over 1,000 data center administrators sheds light on how service level agreements are being used and the penalties imposed when performance falls short.
The open source Eclipse Foundation held its first-ever developer conference, where it announced its break from IBM and Sun said it might join after all.
A 37-year-old inventor holding 17 patents, with 30 more pending, talks about invention, innovation, collaboration, and patents.
Did EMC announcements threaten to drive the industry down the path it chose, or was the company just using reverse psychology to spur cooperation?
New legislation has failed to stem the tide of unsolicited e-mail, protecting e-mailers who follow the letter but not the spirit of the law.
The latest threats have companies reconsidering their anti-virus tools, wondering if AV is becoming irrelevant. Increasingly, companies are looking at application-level personal firewalls and all-in-one gateway hardware for PCs.
According to Forrester Research, one third of companies are currently using or piloting BPM products or services. The company's suggestions for matching your needs with the right BPM vendors.
Proponents say IM can function as XML message brokers between systems at a fraction of the cost of traditional messaging middleware; putting an IM interface on a back-end application can bring big benefits.
Is the Notes client on its way out? The latest on Notes, Domino, and products shown at Lotusphere, including Lotus Workplace Builder.
Storage vendors use "grid" as a sexy, futuristic-sounding metaphor, but grid storage has nothing whatsoever to do with grid computing.
MyDoom monopolizes Internet via e-mail harvesting, P2P file sharing, back door
Coding errors in Web Services code at your partners can trigger problems on your own systems.
Third-party testing firm analyzes leading IDS products, encounters surprises.
New worm and Trojan software unleashed; purported PayPal mail carries worm
Expectations were high, and attendees weren't disappointed
A new study shows that offshore outsourcing drives down U.S. IT wages; firm predicts up to 45 percent of full-time IT jobs could be outsourced by 2006