Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Cloud service makes Wi-Fi safe for travelers, secures sensitive data, prevents attacks
Having policies in place can help keep employees from walking out the door with company information.
A new report reveals how much users dislike enterprise software and how the systems hurt users' productivity
The company made radical changes for its Zen design while trying to distance itself from an ugly Bulldozer past
Survey also shows majority of retailers haven’t invested in cybersecurity in the past year
IT firms, and others, face a quandary about how to respond to worried workers
Researchers at Princeton University have built a 25-core chip that can scaled easily to create a 200,000-core computer
A research team has learned how to make packet-forwarding chips more programmable
It's a smart move to deliver products tailored for actual use cases
The hack stole emails and hashed passwords from 808,000 users
Synchronized wave phases are used in MegaMIMO 2.0
Customers will have a real-time, continuous view of the state change of every device in the network
The internet is known for the free and rapid dissemination of uncensored information, but lately sites and services have been censoring content
The company has launched the new Samsung Z2 4G smartphone
Healthcare IT organizations often lack budget and personnel to address security needs
Its system for streaming state information from devices will soon get easier to deploy
The culprit is a TCP-related phenomenon known as bufferbloat.
The groups say a Department of Homeland Security proposal will be ineffective and impinge on privacy
The company offers details about its upcoming Power chip at the Hot Chips conference
Each of the zero-day exploits could have sold for over $100,000 or more in the black market
The subpoenas were sent to Datto, SECNAP Network Security and Platte River Networks
Tableau has hired longtime AWS executive Adam Selipsky as its CEO
Advocacy group tells Microsoft to 'come clean' over telemetry, and offer 'meaningful opt-outs'
Companies on a treadmill to stay ahead of data thieves
The vast majority of contributions come from paid developers
It could cause a lot of harm and very little good
From APIs to dispensary robots, new innovations are popping up like weeds
Microsoft Edge vs. Google Chrome, vs. Mozilla Firefox vs. Opera vs. Vivaldi
ARM's new supercomputer chip design with vector extensions will be in Japan's Post-K computer, which will be deployed in 2020
By 2018, those applications for the Chrome browser will be no more
Be aware of platform limitations, but building a bot is still worth doing
The events can be especially valuable for companies in regulated industries, one expert says
Carmakers are increasingly seeking help from Silicon Valley and vice versa
Harvey Nash’s chief digital officer discusses the benefits and drawbacks of outsourcing IT work in Vietnam.
What’s in a bank robber’s FBI nickname anyway?
A security firm finds an unidentified smart socket vulnerable to hacks
Shadow Brokers' sample files include a 16-character tracking string identified in a Snowden document
Insiders will get a chance to test out the forthcoming app
Apple’s sales decline for third straight quarter
This year's Mac upgrade is about 12 days behind 2015's schedule for El Capitan
Ford plans to bring out Traffic Jam Assist for consumer vehicles
The social network has suspended 235,000 in last six months alone, with rate of daily suspensions up 80%
