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Security concerns bedevil Chinese outsourcing

U.S. companies might hesitate to send IT work to China in light of new reports on cyberespionage programs there.

Hoping to quell uproar, Yahoo downplays impact of telecommuting ban

UX specialists are hot commodities

As the digital world shrinks down to a screen the size of your hand, demand for user experience designers explodes.

How to avoid BYOD disasters

FTC crackdown on text spammers highlights business threat

Computer science enrollments soared last year, rising 30%

Tech studies are cool again as students see degrees leading to jobs in many fields; Ph.D. enrollment reaches new high, survey finds

The Android malware problem is not hyped, researchers say

The security industry has a credibility problem when it comes to mobile malware, but the threat is real, according to one expert

With SecuSmart chip, German officials free to talk and type securely on BlackBerry Z10

The German government has selected a micro-SD format smartcard from SecuSmart to secure its mobile voice and data communications

Bill Gates: Schools are at a ‘technology tipping point’

The market for educational technology could reach $9 billion in the future, he says in a speech at SXSW

Kaspersky Internet Security 2013 bug can lead to system freeze

Potential attackers can exploit the flaw by sending specifically crafted IPv6 packets to the targeted computers