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No, your data isn’t secure in the cloud

In 2012, Google alone received 21,389 government requests for information affecting 33,634 user accounts

China-based intruders use fresh attack techniques against dissidents

The Comment Crew appears to be back at it again, targeting dissident organizations, FireEye said

Working vacations are an IT mainstay

IT executives explain why they keep tabs on work email and phone messages when they're supposed to be relaxing.

The Grill: Scott Blanchette on building a professional services culture

This IT leader built a professional services group from the ground up.

Windows 8 Update: Surface RT isn’t dead but it’s struggling

Windows 8 apps remain scarce, Best Buy hires soccer players to lure Microsoft customers

U.S. workers outdo overseas counterparts, according to survey

Career Watch: Mentoring, from both sides

Here’s the data on pay, perks, gender and visas of SAP workers

Nearly three quarters of full-time SAP workers seek jobs

Zscaler finds a ‘big number’ of Google Play apps with overly aggressive adware

After Lavabit, Silent Circle also shuts down email service

Silent Circle said it was shutting the mail service ahead of receiving data requests from governments