Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Microsoft's Patch Tuesday fixes four sets of critical vulnerabilities, including many found in Internet Explorer
Telecom giant set to present research findings at optical networking convention next week
The problems were confined to returns filed in the state of Minnesota, according to a spokeswoman
Even Apple's iPad Mini can't stop Android as buyers gravitate to cheaper choices
Church makes sure what happens in conclave stays in conclave
Momentum to overturn the Library of Congress' decision seems to be building
The agency let the merger go through without a vote of its commissioners
3D printers were a particular hit at the annual tech show
Cyberattacks are a growing threat for U.S. security, officials say
Gesture control, Gmail and search are highlighted at conference demo
Microsoft dropped the Start Menu from Windows 8 and here are some workarounds
Samples drilled by the Mars rover uncover the basic building blocks of life
New research shows cloud computing is generally less expensive for dynamic workloads
Could impact how information is shared and what powers government has in collecting your digital files
The U.S. Justice Department is already investigating the controversial acquisition
AMD will bring to laptops features like gesture recognition and video mirroring through its A-series processors
The company continues to focus on ease of deployment and management
FuseSource's AMQ messaging will eventually replace Red Hat's own MRG, while the Fuse ESB will work alongside the JBoss ESB
Compass-EOS router integrates photonics with electronics on a chip for large networks
Cisco ISR line to get WAN optimization, application performance monitoring, WAN path management and security license
ModernMix goes where Microsoft fears to tread
Cisco CRS router customers can now embed Arbor Peakflow SP Threat Management System
The press freedom advocate called for more harmonized controls over the export of spying technology
Obama's national security advisor said the US will protect its economy against cyberattacks
Defense Distributed's Cody Wilson stands by his group's efforts despite opposition
Microsoft changed its mind on this issue after determining most sites with Flash content have been optimized for the new OS's tile interface
But foreign undergrad enrollments in computer science are still less than 10%
Software attempts to teach Thoreau, Emerson and company more effectively
Array also comes with version 7.0 management software
Search was done out of concerns for sensitive information leaks
The Obama administration's cybersecurity framework could see current banking and utility regulations as a model, some say
Seattle bar tells customers it's a 'No Google Glass Zone' well ahead of release
New support offerings and official certification for Dell's latest-gen hardware
Rumors are swirling that VMware may launch a public cloud
Promotion runs today and Tuesday only
The need to ramp up staffing trumps reservations about the economy
Promoting the new smartphone will be key to BlackBerry's regaining market share, analyst says
TIME attacks, medical device security, aggressive honeypots and car traffic hacking talks on tap at this week's Black Hat event
Carl Icahn, who is opposing Dell's $24.4 billion buyout, will get access to Dell's confidential information
Expert: ERP project lawsuits are often the result of poor communication between customers and vendors
Devotes resources instead to Firefox OS, its own mobile operating system
Apple fixed the issue in January by enabling HTTPS by default for App Store active content
Enterprise iPad users buying a mix of 9.7-inch and 7.9-inch units
ION is the company's fastest-growing product, but its still only used by bit more than 1 percent of Infor's 70,000 customers
No sign of OS X 10.9 preview means Apple's running later than last two years
