Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Microsoft online apps an adjunct for corporations
Consumers are confident but arguably somewhat naive about computer security, a survey shows
FireMon 5.0 software creates audit logs, follows rules from cradle to grave
The cloud-computing platform is available for free now, but Microsoft will begin charging in November
NASA, Northrop Grumman others looking to protect space as number of debris as small as half an inch exceeds 300,000
Dell is looking to acquire storage and services companies geared to the enterprise
Researchers disagree on attack intensity, but say zero-day ActiveX bug is a big threat
Migration tool targets move to Google Apps
Two of the updates 'buck the trend,' notes security researcher
Moving workloads from Amazon cloud to Rackspace will be possible
Users of the SaaS ERP suite can tap Google, Business Wire and others with "one click"
British authorities are investigating a critical server used in the attacks, which is pinpointed to Miami
Broadband access becoming more of a necessity for households
McKinnon's attorney today says extradition could cause psychotic breakdown, suicide
Roadrunner is world's fastest, but fourth most efficient
Two zero-days and critical font bug quashed; no fix for Monday's ActiveX vulnerability
Critics say the federal system is still prone to mistakes due to bad data
RIVA the robot is ready with an IV and the right dosage
Cisco security report names rogue anti-virus the cybercrime product of the year
But over the long-term, AT&T gets more subscribers
Safeware's policy, two years in the making, covers the unsubsidized cost of the device
Odds are you have hidden tunnels on your network carrying IPv6 traffic--and possibly IPv6-based attacks
Rogue traffic, tunnels worth watching for
IT managers grapple with moving large stores of data into the cloud.
IT managers are charmed by the concept but fear giving up control of data. Here's why.
Simplified approach for UC also integrates iPhone, Android and BlackBerry
HP's new managed printing services group will manage printing infrastructure in enterprises
Which online service is right for you?
The pay-as-you-use scheme helps users budget their storage dollars.
A bird's-eye view of the technology and the factors to consider before storing your data in the cloud.
Look out for these ancillary expenditures when you budget for cloud storage.
The Internet search leader is beefing up its communications tool offerings. By Matt Hamblen
Apple has applied for a Chinese network access license for the iPhone
The high-tech systems should make driving safer and parking easier.
Microsoft looks to also put embedded OS on a range of specialized devices
Supergeeks fess up to some of the dumbest things they've ever done -- and the lessons they learned as a result
Planned legislation could include a way to raise the cap on H-1B visas
Is the group responsible for managing domain names buying influence?
China took its assault on online porn a step further by targeting sites running on U.S. servers
The feature will allow people to run apps built for previous Windows versions as if they are using XP
Just a day before Microsoft will patch a different zero-day flaw, another one pops up
