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SQL injection attack in 'third wave,' says IBM
05/15/08
A SQL injection attack that has affected at least a half-million Web sites has entered a "third wave" that's more resistant
than previous versions to traditional security measures.
Oracle customers slow to adopt new database, Pythian Group says
05/14/08
Few Oracle customers are using the latest database software unveiled amid much hoopla last July, according to a new analysis.
Windows Server 2008 certifications: Are they worth it?
05/14/08
Microsoft is pushing a new set of certifications for Windows Server 2008, a new software package that will become increasingly
common in enterprises over the next year or so. Are they worth getting?
Icy encryption tool protects laptops from "cold boot" attack, vendor says
05/13/08
The vendor HyBlue says it can prevent the "cold boot" encryption hack discovered by Princeton researchers.
AMD quad-core processors now in Sun servers
05/13/08
Sun on Tuesday released eight servers powered by AMD's new quad-core Opteron processor.
VMware tackles management, disaster recovery
05/12/08
VMware is releasing two new bundles of management and automation products designed for disaster recovery, the management of
virtual machines and the delivery of applications to users.
Google adds Web security, remote worker protection to Google Apps
05/09/08
Google is adding security for Web surfing and remote workers to its Google Apps set of office tools.
Five things to consider before committing to SAP
05/08/08
Before you buy SAP apps, consider these five things about the company and its products.
Water-cooled servers gaining steam
05/08/08
Water cooling is the answer to server heat problems, some vendors and data center operators believe.
IBM mainframe adds Gigabit Ethernet, InfiniBand links
05/07/08
Ten weeks after unveiling the System z10 mainframe, IBM announced new Gigabit Ethernet hardware for LAN connectivity and new
InfiniBand coupling links.
How to find a job when career Web sites fail users
05/07/08
Career Web sites are failing job seekers. Here's how you can succeed anyway.
Nexsan seeks $80.5 million in IPO
05/06/08
Storage hardware and software vendor Nexsan is trying to raise $80.5 million in an IPO after suffering through a decade of
unprofitability.
Top 10 network venture deals from Q1
05/05/08
Internet software companies lead the way in the top ten venture capital deals from the first quarter.
Rackspace launches cloud storage
05/05/08
IT hosting vendor Rackspace launches cloud storage service similar to Amazon's S3 service.
Start-up adds standard PCs to storage pools
05/01/08
A storage virtualization start-up that takes standard PCs and adds their disk space to a virtual storage pool is in beta mode.
Mobile app development moves beyond CRM, but slowly
04/30/08
E-mail on BlackBerry is ubiquitous. Now enterprises are moving on to more complicated mobile apps.
U.S. Bank suffers Web 2.0 security headaches
04/30/08
It used to be easy for U.S. Bank to determine which users and systems could be trusted and which were not. Then along came
Web 2.0.
SOA failures traced to people, process issues
04/30/08
Most SOA efforts fail "spectacularly." Human relationships – and not technology – are to blame.
Virtual server sprawl highlights security concerns
04/30/08
Virtual server sprawl and various security problems are caused by how easy it is to create virtual machines.
IT worker confidence hits low point
04/30/08
IT worker confidence has hit its lowest point in years, with fewer than half of employees confident in their ability to find
a new job.
Interop network goes all-out virtual
04/29/08
The world's largest temporary network, which powers Interop, sheds physical servers by going virtual.
AMD tries to reverse low corporate PC sales
04/29/08
AMD is trying improve its poor sales record in the corporate desktop and laptop market with a new triple-core processor and
longer support cycles for PC processors.
Salesforce CEO touts Internet development model
04/23/08
Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff swung through Boston Tuesday to tout his company's "platform-as-a-service" model, which lets
developers create business applications on the Web without installing any software.
Ethical hacking certification offered by McAfee
04/23/08
A division of McAfee is teaching IT professionals how to think like hackers and attack their own networks in a new course
that lets network managers earn a popular certification for ethical hacking.
Evolution of Internet powers massive particle physics grid
04/22/08
An evolution of Internet technologies is powering the worldwide grid supporting CERN's giant particle accelerator.
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