Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
With the arrival of BYOD, security leaders are turning to IAM technologies to ensure smartphones and tablets are not lost, stolen or misused
Memory-resident malware targeted visitors to security policy website
Mitel will acquire Aastra for about $374 million to gain scale in unified communications
The company adds features to its Mobile Print app and bundles security and audit tools
Casper Suite for iOS, OS X supports, FileVault 2, on-demand VPN, auto-upgrades
YouTube continues to be the largest source of Internet traffic worldwide
F5 Networks puts focus on network and service virtualization
Google offers to host the infrastructure for Android and iOS mobile apps, freeing developers to spend more time creating
F5 Networks execs talk software-defined data centers, Cisco and VMware partnerships
Processor company needs developers on board for HSA architecture
Windows-based Nokia smartphone has 6-in. display and beefy processor and battery
Key employees from telecommunication companies were redirected to pages that installed malware on their computers
An all-metal prototype takes the 3D-printed gun conversation to the next level.
June joy, all kinds of bigger screens, sapphires, Air
Two-thirds of the world's population will be covered by LTE by 2019, according to an Ericsson report
Larger screens draw more power, but curved displays could compensate by reducing reflection, says expert
Former IT execs launch startup selling tool they developed in their old day jobs.
Foxconn could build factories in Arizona to manufacture TVs, display panels and product casings
The lawyers may have provided their clients access to highly confidential information, the judge said
Samsung's SAMI would link all kinds of devices to build more useful services
Airlines can still keep passengers from talking on the phone
Efforts should provoke responsible vulnerability research on widely used technologies
ARM processors could lead to server racks with thousands of nodes, the Red Hat ARM chief predicts
The number of IPOs is ramping up but the market is still not dealing with dot-com era numbers
British researchers focus on bio power to create self-sustaining robots
Experts say it should help, but that regulation and technology will never cure human weaknesses
Fugitive NSA contractor used log-in credentials of more than 20 employees to access confidential data, Reuters reports
Ruling unsealed today in IBM's appeal of Amazon award
That's good advice for Microsoft, developers, hardware partners and customers
Results could lead to lower-cost components and better radio signals
Schedules 8 updates, but won't patch the latest zero-day bug
The 45 caliber, semi-automatic pistol was fired at a target more than 30 yards away; several rounds hit the bulls-eye
Malware analysts find that many of the undisclosed issues could have been easily avoided
A new form of data visualization created by a Joyent engineer can help administrators pinpoint CPU and memory resource hogs
PCI DSS 3.0 contains significant new requirements, but some of the most important ones come with generous grace periods
Reports that IP telephony/Ethernet gear unit is being shopped around for second time in three years
Breakthrough device converts stray wireless signals into electricity and could be tuned to harvest energy from multiple sources, even sound
Last year saw a new product and prices drop; what's on tap this year?
Citing continued abuse of loopholes, will require all Windows extensions to be published on the Chrome Web Store
The operator is no longer scheduling sales starting this year
Startup Jut lands $20 million initial funding round
The engineers behind the Internet are taking action to help protect it from government spying.
Regulatory, technical, policy and standards issues need to be figured out before drones can be properly licensed
