Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Adobe says it's looking into the JavaScript bug
Dual-core Opteron chips were not listed on the company's product pricing page
The South Korean man faces up to a year in prison and a $30,000 fine
In an internal e-mail, the Salesforce.com CEO says it's time to put an end to costly annual support fees
Swift satellite gets 10-second glimpse of gamma-ray burst from ancient dying star
Collins wants to make sure Congress has an oversight role
The systems company reported its fourth loss in the past five quarters
Had threatened to hack firm's systems if they didn't give him money, job references
Companies can reap the advantages of vPro technology, Intel argues
Update helps users visualize employment data or track regional wildfires or car accidents
Extended OEM deal will let IBM rebrand and sell Brocade's Foundry switches
The top Chinese search engine reported a second quarterly drop in sales
Lack of broad BitLocker support in Windows 7 means many users won't be protected.
Uploads will become 15 times faster with the new technology
Question remains about best role model: Mozilla, Apache, or Linux Foundation?
Mass absenteeism, shortages planned for in 2007 pandemic scenario that reached phase 5
Healthcare companies and the manufacturing industry rank at the bottom of patching exploits
Another reminder of the need for business continuity plans that include telework, analysts say
How to create an effective end-user security awareness program
The deal to end years of litigation could help make the cellular newcomer a much bigger player
Addressing employee monitoring, security automation and mobile computing, among other hot topics
Insider threat said to be increasing IT security risk in tough economic times
Big debate emerges as Cisco, others shoot to own security
Security concept has momentum based on government efforts
IT security pros skeptical, but do work numbers into overall plans
Cloud vendors should be more forthcoming about their infrastructures, one analyst advises
Companies starting to get handle on laptops, but smartphones are another story
Facebook, MySpace, Twitter hard to resist but can bring security dangers
ITRI hopes to see talking movie posters and advertising banners made using the technology
The global recession prompted the discussions, the companies say.
Atheros' Wi-Fi expert Kevin Hayes talks about Bluetooth 3.0 High Speed
Carrier also reports 5% earnings growth in Q1 2009
Lack of vision and leadership have left the U.S. woefully unprepared for a cyber catastrophe.
Lesson learned: DDoS attacks, as well as the response to them, can cripple a country
The power grid is an obvious target for terrorists, but experts disagree about how to secure it
Internet attacks take many forms, but most of them exploit persistent weaknesses in software.
A multiplicity of factors can interrupt service, from temporary annoyances to long-term problems
One month without access to the Internet would cost the EU around €150 billion, commissioner says
