Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The company is working on a patch
Startup Cylance just took in $100 million in fresh funding
IARPA wants better management, security and analytics for cloud-based systems
The large number of apps Avaya built using Breeze in a short period of time is proof the development platform is ready for prime time
Microsoft's not-invented-here attitude is gone, and in its place an embrace of open source projects
One proposal for the FirstNet system involves a network other carriers could buy into
Questions about the health of the IT job market
An incubator program will give entrepreneurs physical space within Salesforce's offices
Packaged hardware and software together create a “turnkey” private cloud
Wix's new automated design functionality is helpful, but it doesn't match the definition of artificial intelligence
VMware and OpenStack have made nice
But company may find it hard to break out of its current two-year cadence, say analysts
The second wave of the gigabit WiFi 802.11ac standard – known as “wave 2” – is the cutting edge, but should you just wait for 11ax?
Cisco report says smartphone traffic will exceed PC traffic by 2020
Rogue Windows Background Intelligent Transfer Service jobs can linger after malware clean-up and re-infect systems
This the second-round bid and may be followed by a final bidding cycle
Top official in Defense Department's cybersecurity unit says organization is doing an ‘effective job’ at recruiting, but keeping up with the evolving threat landscape remains a challenge.
RealConnect enables Microsoft Skype for Business users to connect video calls across multi-vendor environments
Egnyte is moving into the realm of guarding customer data both on premises and in the cloud
Shaming works to a point, but more work is needed in order to improve Android security
Nineteen attacks that exceeded 100Gbps were recorded during the first three months of 2016
Prezi Business brings tools like live presentation and analytics to the PowerPoint competitor
Proposed rules would give government access even to browser history and email metadata
The goal is to make analytics easier by putting tools within easy reach
Intel's XTU app makes overclocking easy and a lot of fun
2004 Super Bowl ad features Ali speaking to Linux
Intel is changing the way it approaches server installations with new chip, storage, memory, and interconnect technologies
Eight critical and 28 high-risk vulnerabilities were fixed in the June Android security update
A virtual reality system with high-quality video and lower-end hardware? That would be quite a trick.
It's supposed to help employees build plans -- no project management expertise needed
Everyone's number one trend, blockchain, even has a part to play in the identity world
'It's like someone changed your underwear while you sleep!' exclaimed one signer
Companies should not rely on EMET to delay patching frequently attacked programs
The new phone is a fortified version of the flagship Galaxy S7
The compromises might be the result of recent data breaches from other websites that exposed user passwords
Two offerings are now available: one software and one hardware
Intel's 24-core Xeon E7-8890 v4 chip could help protect against bank fraud, the company says
Is Apple really going to make us wait 3 years between big upgrades from now on?
Users of the popular remote access tool have had their accounts abused and no one is exactly certain how.
The company might start selling more through service providers
'It opens up a completely new tool chest for scientists and developers,' said D-Wave CEO Vern Brownell
The technology is cool, but enterprise adoption requires more than drones for drones' sake
Like a bank robber who uses the same get-away car dozens of times, alleged thieves used the same IP address to activate more than 1,000 copies of Windows and Office
But Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey wasn't sufficiently interested to meet Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer himself, the New York Post reports
Investigation finds Windows OEMs guilty of 'egregious' omissions in basic security
But the 9.7-in. iPad Pro with Smart Keyboard is a big hit
