Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Upgrades to Cisco AMP for Endpoints now has a SaaS option
At this week’s Cisco Partner Summit, Cisco made several announcements, including Cisco Spark Flex Plan, Cisco Spark Depot and Cisco Hybrid Spark Media Service
Broadcom wants Brocade's Fibre Channel business, but not its faster-growing IP networking activities
NASA moves forward with Asteroid Redirect Mission
One more mobile security thing to worry about: corporate data on smartphones sold when workers trade in their phones
IT employees at insurer expect to train replacements as work shifts to India-based IT services contractor
New Salary tool gives users access to aggregate compensation data
Lawmakers say companies like Facebook will be more sensitive if they hire more Blacks and Hispanics
The company plans to certify IoT products to take advantage of network security capabilities
The FBI contacted 150 people suspected of buying drugs from the sites
The White House has established the Semiconductor Working Group to encourage semiconductor development
The modular S-Series servers let enterprises mix and match storage and computing for flexibility
After extending deadline by two years, Microsoft puts a fork in the world's most popular operating system
Hundreds of mobile developers will be hired in-house in every Fortune 100 company, Forrester says
Project Olympus has been donated to the Open Compute Project
With the right technology, 650,000 emails is not an obstable to quickly completing the investigation
The rootkit implements a new attack against a PLC's input/output interface
Cisco says Roland Acra has rejoined the company as a senior vice-president/general manager for its data center business
T-Mobile Black Friday deals leak out as well, though not confirmed
The goal is to make the U.K. one of the safest places in the world to do business
Google Chrome will stop trusting digital certificates issued by the WoSign and StartCom certificate authorities after Oct. 21
For most of us, pagers went out when cell phones came in, but some companies are still using them and when the messages sent without encryption, attackers can listen in and even interfere with the communications
Point-of-sale malware has been targeting retailers to steal credit card data
Each company has been a core OpenStack contributor in recent years, and now they’re both laying off OpenStack workers
The best of both worlds? A management platform that spans cloud-native and legacy apps sure sounds like it.
Microsoft argues that Google isn't cooperating on vulnerability disclosure
Talented software designer hugely influenced by Steve Jobs
Reports show Microsoft removed 90,000 to 100,000 apps from the Windows Store
The Lemur laptop from System76 is more affordable than Dell's Ubuntu-based XPS 13 Developer Edition, which starts at $949
Will replace parts of Gecko browser engine, offload chores to multiple CPU cores and the device's GPU
By analyzing mouse movements Trusteer Pinpoint Detect learns who’s a legitimate user
Linux Foundation open source project gets network control boost.
Why offer Macs at work? To get the best talent
Like the desktop version, Outlook for iOS lets you see co-workers’ schedules
Wouldn't it be nice if software developers had something like spellcheck, but instead of catching simple grammar mistakes, it caught basic security problems?
Don't you worry: Best Buy, Amazon & the rest will have your cut-rate smartphones, PCs and games available in stores and online
HackForums.net has shut down its "Server Stress Testing" section
The headset is designed for mixed reality on a $500 PC
Attack reveals a 'new level of vulnerability,' Sen. Mark Warner says
The agency uncovered the new emails in an unrelated case
The beverage company removed the interim tag from Barry Simpson, who had led IT since July. Simpson is one of several recent CIO moves as companies bolster their IT strategies heading into 2017.
Malware could abuse a legitimate Windows feature to inject malicious code into other processes, researchers warn
Most consumers surveyed seem unfazed -- or unaware -- of Samsung Note7 debacle
Rules on working time and paid leave should apply to Uber drivers, a London employment tribunal ruled Friday
The leak in Australia happened because a file was left unsecured by a third party provider
Mirai-powered botnets are found attacking new, seemingly random targets
With Twitter offing Vine, that's one less social app to worry about
Public posting of the source code makes it script-kiddie simple
