Unless you employ appropriate safeguards, a minor Twitter problem could easily turn into a tempest.
Tape plays a continuing role in meeting the storage challenge.
Unix, the quintessential enterprise workhorse, still has a lot going for it.
If you’re serious about cutting storage costs by better managing users’ “junk file drawers,” a demo of Novell Storage Manager will be time well spent.
Awareness that a thorough security policy should include measures for secure network printing is rising slowly but surely.
Sun says its Nehalem product line is “significantly differentiated” from other Xeon 550-based systems in a very crowded market.
Phishing activity increased by almost 40 percent in a 12 month period.
What you can do now to stay a step ahead of the changing vulnerability landscape.
Detailed tips and tricks for getting the most out of MySQL in the enterprise
Virtualization has provided economic benefits, but there are more benefits to be had.
It's time to challenge your concept of how LAN and SAN connectivity should be instrumented, and save money in the process.
How managing IT from a business-transaction perspective may guarantee service quality for end users.
A new report shines light on Web-based attacks, concluding that -- in terms of both volume and variety -- they pose a significant, and significantly expanding, threat.
Despite the novelty of virtualization (along with its unforeseen applications), tried-and-true axioms and sage wisdom of the past -- albeit with new twists -- can guide best practices while treading uncovered ground.
By trumpeting new energy and power-management features, Intel and its partners hope to make a business case for Xeon 5550.
A closer look at the components and best practices for success with your data loss prevention project.
To be sure your green efforts are cutting power costs, IT must use the right metrics.
Long-standing technology is surprisingly efficient when it comes to “going green” with storage.
Fully 83 percent of IT chiefs expect to maintain their staffing levels. Among those planning staff reductions, most cite IT budget cuts as the culprit.