Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
One without the other doesn't software-define enterprise IT
A dozen developers appear to have packaged TV tracking software into their products, the agency says
A new feature called Flow in the Galaxy TabPro S will allow users to log in to laptops through their smartphones
The system will get a real-world test in a major U.S. city
And what it means for the cloud market
And why it could be a red herring for the cloud
Hackers take home $282,500 on the contest's first day
A new tool from UCI can help Alexa automate tasks at home via custom voice commands
NASA Inspector General says security deficiencies unnecessarily increase the network’s susceptibility to compromise
Companies from 18 countries were targeted with the Olympic Vision keylogger, researchers warn
Using machine learning, it can also figure out where you're imbibing
The stored XSS vulnerabilities in vRealize affected only some versions, but could result in code execution
RCS approach seen as universal messaging, similar to Apple iMessage
The move appears designed to let Apple have diverse suppliers
Support is to end in 15 months but Lenovo wants more time.
A streetlight network from Huawei could play host to other IoT tools
OpenStack code developed by spin-out company nets 70% capex, 40% opex cuts
GAO report outlines trials of running drone Air Force
Think of the approach as noise-canceling headphones for qubits
If a malicious app is published on the App Store once and then is removed, attackers can continue to infect devices with it through PC malware
DOJ has 'fundamental misunderstanding' and 'reckless disregard' of security risks, Apple lawyers argue
The group is collecting public comments to be read before next Tuesday's court hearing
The China-based Suckfly group has used nine stolen digital certificates to sign its malicious programs since 2014
The carrier may make its ECOMP back-end platform open source
More IT elements, applications now network aware, ONS panelists say
The launch is later than expected, but the headset will be cheaper than current competitors
The government has introduced legislation for a biometrics-based digital identity program
Cloud4Wi, Relay2 upgrade their platforms for more engaging WiFi networks
The attack bypassed the security systems of many online advertising companies, putting users at risk of being infected with ransomware
SaaS and PaaS sales climbed sharply, but revenue and profits were down
Apple vs. the FBI, the FCC's broadband privacy bid, and a security commission bill in Congress are all being weighed
Open source software can be used to build networking equipment
The company's transparency report will track progress over time within its own sites and beyond
OK, PatchBox is a product, not a trick, but its goal is to maker cabling a rack neater and quicker
IT leaders continue to focus on cost containment with their IT service deals, but in today’s business environment companies will have to spend money to save money, according to KPMG’s David Brown.
The Pine 64 is similar to Raspberry Pi 3 in specifications, but has better video
GitHub recently released a new open source tool that is designed on helping modernize legacy code safely and reliably.
At GDC Jesse Schell, Carnegie Mellon professor and game company CEO, made far-ranging predictions including forecasted shipments, VR addiction and porn.
Azure Government is on track to pick up the new FedRAMP High certification, among others
GOP attention on Disney's outsourcing of IT jobs prompts company response
AMD wants to provide technology so VR headsets are cloud friendly and can be untethered from PCs
