Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Three CIOs share their strategies for striking a balance between onshore and offshore IT resources to meet business needs.
Security breaches rise again this year, costing an average of $415,000, as security pros fail to keep pace with cybercrime innovation.
Certified and noncertified skills data show what’s hot
Virtual desktops, Cortana and of course a Start menu are expected
Administration officials say they are sympathetic to U.S. cloud service providers' concerns that data-localization requirements, other restrictive policies and the fallout from Edward Snowden's revelations cut off access to foreign markets.
At Global Partners, IT teaches its vendors how to be strategic partners for the business, not just sell their shiny new boxes.
A few months later than planned, it includes six partner and two HP products
Patching is best to address Shellshock/Bash bug, but blocking attacks before they get to vulnerable machines is quicker
Bionym’s wearable device could secure smartphones, apps, cars and even airports
Critics say crucial information is often unusable or unavailable
14 year vet Goeckeler was instrumental in Sourcefire integration
Some demand compensation for the update that barred them from using their iPhones as, well, a phone
Largest DRAM makers are ramping production to meet Apple’s growing appetite
The expansion and blurring of the traditional government network environment require federal IT officials to rethink contracting processes and embrace real-time security monitoring.
Customers should check to see if their AWS cloud instances are affected; Xen hypervisor security bug could be to blame
A conference on high-skilled immigration policy looks at big picture
IT organizations must begin putting in place their migration plans now or risk major disruptions in 2015.
3TB pro drives from Seagate and WD are failing faster
