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Why Samsung Won’t Beat Blackberry in the Mobile Enterprise

Office 2013 sentenced to death by licensing

Microsoft's new licensing restrictions on Office 2013 - paired with its favorable treatment of Office 365 - are signs of a nasty trend in software sales.

Alcatel-Lucent appoints former Vodafone exec Michel Combes as CEO

Combes will now have to lead an effort to decide what kind of vendor Alcatel-Lucent wants to be, according to analysts

Is it now crazy to offshore IT to China?

Mandiant report citing Chinese government's role in cyberattacks might give more pause to some U.S. companies

Zendesk says breach compromised email addresses

But the company said the breach affected only three of its customers

NBC.com hacked to serve up banking malware

NBC said it was working to clear up the issues, which also affected some of its other websites

HP’s Whitman says ‘no plans to break up the company’

HP's CEO has again dismissed rumors that HP may be broken up into smaller businesses

Orange adds first LTE smartphone under its own brand

The Lumo will help expand the audience for 4G technology

Advanced volatile threat: New name for old malware technique?

AVTs are not widespread -- yet -- because 'APTs are working just fine,' says Triumfant CEO. But they could one day start a cyberwar, he said

Mandiant report on Chinese cyberespionage used as bait in spear-phishing attacks

Security researchers detected two spear-phishing attacks distributing exploit-ridden copies of the Mandiant report