Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The massive consumer electronics trade show attracts all sorts of visitors, including thieves
Enterprises also have software development positions to fill but want multifaceted programmers
A quick look at the two latest versions of the biggest non-Microsoft browsers on the market
Also: Hands-on with Surface Pro; Microsoft defends Windows 8 sales, Samsung puts off Windows RT sales in U.S.
A10 says existing application delivery controller customers won't be affected by ruling
The county will reportedly net just $3.9 million in the deal and will continue using SAP's software
Satellite ISP touts New England deal as opening new opportunities with federal, state health agencies
Tablets, smartphones and TVs got more attention this year
Providers could marry more often to meet customer cloud service demands
The new PDF viewer will be more secure than third-party plug-ins, Mozilla says
Smaller, cheaper; bigger, cheaper; bigger, more expensive
Patches 24 vulnerabilities in first upgrade in nine weeks
FAA says it can spot hacking attempts, but won't allow independent 'stress tests'
The yet-to-be-patched vulnerability is located in the browser plugin component installed by the application, researchers say
Infosys' revenue growth was boosted by an acquisition
Cook plans to have more than 25 Apple stores in China
A panel of experts at CES laid out some consumer benefits of the next Internet Protocol
PC shipments also fell in the fourth quarter due to a challenging economy and the growing adoption of tablets and smartphones
The news adds to the mounting skepticism about whether Windows 8 will succeed
The capability will become generally available later this year
There's more to CES than gadgets
CIO Randy Mott says GM is offering 'best jobs in IT industry' as it outlines hiring strategy for IT Innovation Centers
Mobile apps should also avoid collecting data not related to their basic functionality, report says
The world is turning into a place of connected devices, and IBM wants them all to be connected to its cloud. Partnerships with Philips and other providers show the company is already on its way.
In some areas of the developing world, the gender gap is more than 30 percent, an Intel study says
Meanwhile, new retail options boost affordability
The exploit for an unpatched Java vulnerability was added in popular attack toolkits, security researchers say
A look back at the big show, and a look forward to the rest of 2013
More capacity would be great, attendees at the densely networked show said
FS-ISAC survey of 100 banks shows better defense in blocking fraudulent funds transfers
The numbers are a step in the right direction for the struggling vendor, an analyst said
The deal builds out NetSuite's SuiteCommerce offerings
OpenStack backers are rounding out their strategy related to the project
Google made the biggest percentage gain among the top 50 U.S. patent assignees
ReRez study says companies fail 31% of the time with e-discovery electronic-records requests
IBM earned more U.S. patents in 2012 than any other company, topping the list of patent winners for the 20th year in a row
The Android-based "Smartphone for Juniors," built by Sharp, comes with filters for calls, mail and web
Experts and government officials believe the attacks are in retaliation for sanctions, and for U.S. cyberattacks on Iranian computer systems
Microsoft joined Samsung at CES to show a research project that works with Xbox Kinect
CEO Ballmer's praise for ARM chips doesn't mean it is an exclusive partnership
While ideal for security, it would inhibit critical information sharing in integrated systems
The agency will act starting next month to accommodate more users and demand for video
Pincus was fourth on the annual five-person list, with Zuckerberg and Groupon's Mason garnering dishonorable mentions
Only 9 percent of corporate account takeover cyberattacks resulted in money being transferred in early 2012, a survey says
The attacks are very sophisticated, security researchers say
We're just years away from phones, PCs, cars acting like colleagues, says Justin Rattner
Intel makes only incremental smartphone chip improvements, while Nvidia and Qualcomm made power and performance improvements on ARM chips
The company plans to offer and support BlackBerry 10 devices within the first quarter of 2013
Uptick in attacks, bypasses of recommended workarounds will force Microsoft to fix flaw criminals already using to hijack Windows PCs
