Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
'Cybersecurity is a long game and there’s no silver bullet for it,' UL official says
In one example, data from camera sensors is used to monitor oyster harvests on Cape Cod
Will laptops with AMD's Bristol Ridge chips have Thunderbolt 3 ports, Optane and 3D RealSense cameras?
Eliminating both outages and breaches is the Holy Grail for network professionals. Can Veriflow deliver?
The email hack includes 2.6 terabytes of data, including 4.8 million email messages and 2.2 million PDFs
Some flaws can lead to a complete device compromise that requires reflashing the OS in order to recover the phone
Well, here's a surprise. Syncplicity gains a giant file sharing customer
The pro-grade email app for enterprises comes after an acquisition last October
For a modest monthly fee you get five addresses plus more.
It's all about making analytics cheaper, and offering it from one vendor.
Automatic alignment of features between the two languages is coming to an end, and C# may see faster release cycles
HP will carry an AMD FX processor from the new 'Bristol Ridge' family in its Envy x360 15.6-inch laptop
Veriflow uses a verification system from the space program to study all possible data paths
The Indian market is very price-sensitive and import taxes are high
MetaMind's founder is now chief scientist at Salesforce
Changes in the young smart-home industry could leave other products behind
Processing data creates a different set of demands
HP's Z Workstations, designed to create VR content, feature 22-core Intel chips and Nvidia's Quadro GPUs
ITT rejects AG office's claims, cites "wide-ranging fishing expedition" into alleged wrongdoing
Not in my back yard, says AppFormix
Unless trends reverse, Microsoft will lose its No. 1 spot to Google in May
Researchers improve the BREACH attack to extract sensitive data from encrypted HTTPS connections faster
HPE said the deal would help the company reallocate capital
Here's how the company plans to succeed in a mobile-first world without a strong mobile OS
BlackBerry is dropping additional charges for the retract and time-delay functions of its messaging app
The FBI did not commit on using the method tried on the San Bernardino iPhone
'It's a matter of being personalized,' says CMU professor Alan Black
HPE's 8GB nonvolatile DIMMs merge DRAM and flash into one module
The company wants mainstream companies to adopt the fast storage links
Despite virtually no news at Build, the company says it's sticking with the mobile OS.
Conversations are cross-platform and mobile, even when Windows 10 Mobile isn't winning
Advocates want penalties for companies that file unwarranted takedown requests
Republican minority tried and failed to limit total spending
Windows 10 will be able to support more IoT devices with new standards coming in 2017
DARPA’s Gremlins program has as a goal to launch groups of drones or gremlins from large aircraft such as bombers or transports
Humans caused the bulk of the 26,000 deaths on EU roads last year
There's a little bit of good. A little bit of bad. And a big healthy dollup of “what the heck?”.
The attack doesn't require authentication and can be launched for all door controllers on a network at the same time
My 25-year tenure at Network World comes to an end
Government resistance to releasing H-1B gender data frustrates advocates
The online discussion website has removed a critical passage from its transparency report for 2015
A mix of short-term fixes and long-term ideas intends to make Tor browsing less cumbersome
Tough new privacy rules would require ISPs to get permission to use most customer information
Cloud wars are as hot as ever
Lenovo, HPE and Dell roll out new servers with Intel's new Xeon E5-2600 v4 chip
A battery of candidate tests aim to separate the wheat from the chaff
