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Understanding who hackers are and what they want is key to minimizing the impact of a network security breach. Here’s how security experts are taking a mathematical approach to the inexact science of identifying hackers.
IT leaders plan to use these core tools to deliver business results in 2017
There's a growing demand for more cross-collaboration with IT and other departments, which means IT workers not only need technical skills, but also the soft skills to serve as the authority on all-things-tech.
Microsoft's Office 365 suite recently expanded with more apps for enterprise collaboration, but will the-more-the-merrier approach prevail, or is consolidation inevitable?
New research from the Society for Human Resource Management finds healthcare, retirement, paid leave and flexible work options are most important to employees.
CEO Jerry Kennelly details beyond-WAN-optimization strategy that broadens Riverbed’s assault on top network rivals.
IoT Wi-Fi radios may soon be the size of a grain of rice and transmit messages forever—without maintenance
Cybersecurity threats are increasing each year, but businesses report shortage of qualified candidates coming out of undergraduate programs. Preparing the next generation of cybersecurity experts won't be a quick fix, so business will need to get str
Ransomware is on the rise and promises to be an even bigger threat in 2017. Here are five ways to protect against attacks.
Surfers team with Lost Bird and the Surfrider Foundation to support environmental research
Despite dire predictions, the role of the system administrator is far from obsolete. Nick Bush is a prime example of how the role continues to evolve and change while remaining critical to IT.
Leveraging the holidays in your job search might mean landing a new gig for the new year. Here are four tips on how to use the holidays to your advantage.
Jump into Microsoft’s drag-and-drop machine learning studio with InfoWorld’s hands-on tutorial
Aggregating data on traffic, weather, government and elder services aims to make citizens' lives better -- but potentially less private
PowerShell is a valuable tool for automating Windows administration tasks, including laborious security chores
A potential victim tries to turn the tables on a spear phisher.
A network of travel agencies found the CRM system it had been using for eight years had become a monster, so it turned to a cloud-based option -- and the results were off the charts.
Apple and Google both have unique ideas about how enterprises should develop apps for business, and each approach may appeal to IT organizations for a number of different reasons.
The OpenFog Consortium enables IoT applications leveraging both cloud and edge architectures
This industry changes so much that it's tough to see what's coming, but Microsoft's researchers—all of whom are women—say they know
Get a new laptop as a gift and want to turn your old computer into some crisp Benjamins? These 10 online services and apps are all viable options, though each has its strengths, depending on what you hope to sell.
Are your assets bankable in 2017? Hiring managers say they'll seek out these skills most in the New Year.
Science and math aren't the only skills you need to develop a technology strategy. Dreaming up the next big advancement also requires a healthy dose of creativity.
Sometimes offensive attacks are a necessary part of the game
More and more people today work in open offices or coworking spaces. Such environments present unique challenges and opportunities, and the following tips can help ensure personal privacy and also maximize productivity.
New research proves just how big an impact a Lean methodology can have an enterprise’s bottom-line.
Tech companies keep upping the ante to attract new talent and keep current employees happy, and in the process, they've manage to change how businesses approach benefits. These 10 companies haven't stopped at free food and fitness reimbursements.
Smart contracts based on blockchain can help you cut costs and waste and offer some much-needed visibility into your supply chain. Here’s how they work.
As its ‘bad guy’ stereotype wanes, hacker job postings in the enterprise jump 700% in three years.
Lineage Logistics uses IoT temperature and vibration sensors from Monnit Corp. to protect billions of pounds of warehoused food and cut energy costs
Can you use technology to create the market your business wants? Behavioral economics say, ‘yes’ — and thanks to big data it’s about to become a service any business can access.
The beat goes on! Denon + Marantz makes sure nothing comes in the way of a great listening experience.
The ease and minimal expense of launching a ransomware “career” means that just about anyone, including those with little or no IT experience, can become a successful cyber criminal
Negotiating a compensation package is nerve-wracking for anyone, but as an executive, there are additional complexities. Here's how to get it right.
Savvy tech execs are keeping these cutting-edge developments on their radar screens.
VenueNext's IoT platform and mobile app help San Francisco 49ers fans find parking spaces, find their seats, purchase refreshments and report security issues
Here's what data each telemetry level collects and the price you pay to send the least telemetry to Microsoft
There will still be plenty of work to go around so job prospects should remain good
Yann LeCun, artificial intelligence pioneer and head of Facebook’s AI research group, explains machine learning in six short videos
Looking to land your first tech executive role? Here’s how to overhaul your resume to catch a recruiter's eye and demonstrate your qualifications.
Social media has so far failed to live up to its promise as an online one-stop-shop for consumers and retailers. The biggest platforms haven't given up, but some critics say it may be too late.
Developers want to learn new technologies and build new things. These five tips can help keep your developers happy and the innovation flowing.
Precision farming makes the most of limited natural resources to feed more people
With spending and hiring flat, CIOs seek efficiency in automation and outsourcing. Should IT workers be worried?
Artificial intelligence startups will be big next year, along with startups in cybersecurity, chatbots, VR and legalized recreational marijuana, according to experts.
If you thought 2016 was bad, fasten your seat belts -- next year is going to be even worse.
MSSPs are stepping in to make SIEMs practical for smaller firms
