Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Reports about the Galaxy S8 leave the impression that the phone will be notable for its new design and iris scanner
LeakedSource had functioned as a giant repository holding more than 3 billion internet accounts from previous data breaches
There’s more going on than just replacing CMD
Cisco has a partnership that makes Apple devices work better, but it tried Android first
The UK and US leaders will work together on combating extreme Islamist ideology online
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) wants the public to help build a next-generation, automated fingerprint recognition system.
A letter from the Corporate Treasurer
Security awareness teams aren't getting the support they need to be successful
The European Commission says transatlantic data protection agreements don't rely on a Trump order limiting foreigners' privacy protections
Advances in machine learning pave the way for typing-based authentication services like TypingDNA
And the Optional Practical Training program could face reform under draft executive order
Recent mishaps with White House-related Twitter accounts are highlighting security risks with the social media service
Quarterly revenue and profit is up, but the results disappointed Wall Street
Google plans to bring open source machine-learning tools to board makers later this year
In February, the .JS file extension will be added to a list of 31 file types that Gmail already blocks
With President Trump's move to walk away from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, administration is 'starting from zero' on digital trade policy.
It’s not happy reading if you're involved in IT security. But it will warm your heart if you’re a cybersecurity vendor.
iPhone, iPad users could soon gain Siri, iCloud and AirPod enhancements
Cisco must have seen something interesting in AppDynamics to offer $3.7 billion for it
Cisco’s AppDynamics buy could put new light on software strategy
The arguments over licensing exploded into public view last week
IBM is integrating the open-souce TensorFlow into its PowerAI toolkit
Microsoft urges developers to switch to .Net Framework 4.6.2, which was released last summer
Barra quit Xiaomi amicably saying that the job was telling on his health
Security providers Nuance Communications and SecureAuth are trying to help enterprises go password free
At some point strong encryption will die without calm discussion of the pros and cons
Former staff still had access to Twitter accounts
More than eight in 10 US IT workers surveyed support the net neutrality rules
Instructor brought malware in from home through USB drive.
Your employees may be job searching at work, too. How to keep corporate systems safe.
There’s no workarounds and no final patch
The all-in-one meeting device is a full-fledged client for Spark meetings, with tight iOS integration
Google says live testing of Instant Apps has started, promising to increase search conversion with a richer user experience
Much-requested features are still just playing catch-up with existing players
Ripper.cc has close to 1,000 profiles of known scammers
Patent-holding, foundation-starting, "Old School Geek" to pull double duty for Microsoft and LinkedIn
PC makers are already using ARM processors in Chromebook and are enthusiastic about ARM-based Windows 10 laptops
Vivaldi CEO knocks Microsoft for restoring Edge as the default browser after major OS updates
Lenovo for the first time breaks away from Intel for its Chromebooks, putting an ARM chip in the N23 Yoga
Apple said to be getting more serious about Siri with iPhone 8 and iOS; more details leak on plans for possible full-facial recognition
The 4K screen combines presentations, videoconferencing and a shared whiteboard
The service will compete with the likes of Evernote and Dropbox Paper
Cloud share, total revenue, profit, forecasts ... it was all up at SAP in 2016
Defense and cybersecurity positions appear unaffected by the move, and contractor demands may increase
Galaxy S8 rollout reportedly delayed to April, but new features may lure buyers
D-Wave's 2000Q quantum computer will ship to select customers but could ultimately be available to others via the cloud
Pompeo was sworn in by Vice President Mike Pence after Senate confirmation
