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A comprehensive doctrine could define how the U.S. government will respond to cyberattacks, book authors say
Judge Koh admonishes both companies for trying to step around her rules
Most Twitter SMS users are protected from spoofing attacks by default, but others need to set PIN
But others say the company will 'draw a line in the sand' and stop serving the aged OS with patches
Amazon Web Services brings Windows Server-based programs from Parallels, MicroStrategy and Quest into its fold
The FCC has the authority to require mobile carriers to enter into data roaming agreements, the court says
At Amazon's user conference last week, Google and Microsoft employees were on hand
HP wants to recover damages it claims it suffered from as a result of price fixing conspiracy between LCD panel makers
Whitman is trying to right HP's ship following the revelation about accounting improprieties
Former VMware CEO Paul Maritz to run division that will focus on big data and PaaS services
Amazon is making a push to gain traction in the enterprise market
In comparison, Microsoft struggles to get users to adopt the newest Windows
iPhones would use sleeves to read smart cards and microSD cards
Hardware struggles as chips and PCs continue slide
As CEO of First Information Security, Elgamal consults on IT and security for business and government
AMD's Opteron 4300 chip delivers 15 percent better performance than predecessor
Only the pricing and royalty terms of the agreement were allowed to be sealed
The basic trojan has been found on a website dedicated to the Dalai Lama, according to security vendor Intego
Yahoo's YQL console is open to cross-site abuse, a security researcher says
The Verizon Video service delivered streaming video for money, while Viewdini just helps customers find content
Senators in favor of an online sales tax may try to move it forward in other ways
Tumblr called out by malicious hacking group GNAA for not properly securing its site
Android app, GetCharitable, directs ad money to international anti-famine group Hunger Relief International
Google's new Ingress augmented reality game is rough around the edges, but still highly absorbing
Robocaller busted using FTC's number and website to scam consumers
The Pope will answer questions about faith and belief using Twitter, the Vatican said
Chrome and IE vie for top spot, but rest of the competition remains fierce
In the cloud, it's a question of who has the ability to scale to meet enterprise needs
Three controller "standards" emerging in nascent network programmability, virtualization market
IT roles that could benefit from an MBA include CIO, business analyst, and project manager
InfiniBand makes inroads in enterprises, while Ethernet makes high performance computing waves
New breed of iPad alternatives include combination laptop-tablets from HP, Lenovo and others
If IT had its choice, which one would win?
Android seen as more vulnerable but some say its flexibility can mean more security options
NetSuite, Workday and other cloud-based ERP vendors giving Oracle, SAP, Microsoft and others a solid challenge
All eyes on World Conference on International Telecommunications in Dubai
If you hire a CIO from outside the company, be prepared for fallout
Apple and Samsung compete in smartphones, tablets and laptops, though also need each other on component side
Campus vs. data center applications can determine which Cisco Ethernet switch to use
Carriers obscure reality in 4G/LTE wireless service pitches
Skirting Apple's rules has its benefits, drawbacks for the technically astute
Symantec Endpoint Protection 12.1.2 also supports Windows 8 and Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion
