Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The late December telephonic denial-of-service attack against a Ukrainian power company was a smokescreen
The information sought would be of most interest to a nation-state, Palo Alto said in a new report
IBM will bring more advanced analytics to Wi-Next's industrial IoT systems
A new update also brings the app to Google's Chrome Web Store
Thursday's build 11102 appears 8 days after its predecessor
Oracle attorney spilled 2014 payment in court last week; Google and Apple want to close the barn door after the horse bolted
CIA details proper UFO investigation techniques
Every industry is a candidate for the winner-take-all disruption and realignment by platforms.
Predictive analytics are helping governments and businesses prepare
How Cisco is following former CEO John Chambers's vision for corporate social responsibility.
FortiSwitch, FortiAnalyzer and FortiCache were also affected
Seven voice languages and 50 typed languages are supported.
Apple is getting more serious about virtual reality, hiring the head of Virginia Tech's Center for Human-Computer Interaction.
The company has raised its revenue forecast for 2017
The issue has been fixed but raises questions over how companies manage vulnerability reports
A new strategy to embrace Linux and open up the platform is starting to pay off
The $28 million project will generate more than a petabyte of data to advance machine learning
The fast-growing China server market provides an opportunity for emerging ARM and OpenPower architectures to thrive
The carrier plans trials of 5G-related technologies this year
Real-time radio data collected locally from smartphones could improve transit services.
Account closures for advertising counterfeit goods are on the rise again, after three years of decline
Docker, the business (as opposed to the eponymously named open source project) is all about articulating a future of disposable infrastructure. Their acquisition of Unikernal Systems is all part of the plan.
TSA agents find seven guns per day on average
An overwhelming number of security executives view compliance as an effective strategy. But it’s not, and many CISOs need to rethink their priorities.
While most of the fixes for Java, Database, and MySQL are run-of-the-mill, four are rated critical if the targeted user has administrator privileges
Hybrid is the dominant cloud model, and it requires new management tools from a new crop of vendors, Forrester says
A symbiotic move
The next phase of EOS aims to help customers migrate from legacy environments to private, public, and hybrid cloud networks.
A survey showing trends in cloud adoption found Microsoft customers showing some brand loyalty.
Google ranked number one again among all tech companies
Former Mozilla CEO announces browser -- now in developer preview -- that will replace targeted ads on sites with its own 'anonymous' ads, and share revenue with content makers
Most Android devices are unlikely to run vulnerable kernel versions, and those that do are protected by SELinux, the company said
These attacks use different malware than those in December did, Eset says
FireEye acquired iSight Partners for $200 million
Companies unveil products to manage NFV environments
More than 233,089 pages of documentation later, Mars Inc. finally got relief
Research firm predicts 100% adoption of Hadoop by large enterprises
While overall unplanned data center outages have decreased, those that were the result of targeted DDoS attacks have skyrocketed.
New PCs must run -- with some exemptions -- Windows 10, company insists
Puppet and its competitors are in a mad dash for growth. The prize? Being the vendor of dominance in the IT automation space.
The company has added a feature in its Android app to route its traffic over the Tor anonymity network
Federal consumer-protection authorities expect companies to do more to educate consumers and offer options to limit how personal data is collected and used.
Linux-based OS10 designed to meld switches, servers, storage into a software-defined data center
As if we needed any more proof, recently discovered code in iOS 9.3 also suggests that Apple is doing away with the 3.5mm headphone jack.
Now that Netflix is cracking down on VPN services used to access blocked content in restricted countries, they will become even more difficult to detect and block.