PDF has now supplanted another Adobe technology -- Flash -- as the exploit platform of choice for malicious hackers.
The database industry is at a crossroads, but few agree on where things are headed.
Security too often is taken on trust, report says.
Hot topic: security in the cloud.
Blog hints at grim prospects for those not upgrading.
Company describes progress behind its business productivity online suite.
Microsoft opens key specifications to developers to facilitate data portability, interoperability in multi-platform environments.
Shared computing solution for schools, libraries, labs.
Free analytics reveals environmental, business costs of storage waste; suggests plans to make storage more cost-efficient
Cites a gradual return to pre-recession spending by IT departments
Informatica's acquisition of MDM specialist Siperian highlights both the growth of MDM as a technology and the mounting pressure of market forces.
The new Oracle-Sun combination has compelling, and potentially breathtaking, business intelligence and data warehousing ramifications.
Company approaching 1,000 authorized resellers.
Feedback management software promises quick returns, but what can it deliver?
Bob Muglia's talk at Goldman Sachs technology event was chock full of forward-looking statements.
Courion Access Assurance Suite 8.0 reduces risk, cost of compliance management by combining identity and access management, sensitive data management, user activity monitoring
A metadata-led approach to understanding applications can help architects regain control over the applications that run their business.
The recent POWER7 launch hints at what Big Iron aficionados can expect from System z11, particularly about performance and energy efficiency.
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?
Four reasons IT executives charged with business continuity planning, risk management, and disaster recovery must consider their employees and operations heavily in their plans.