Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Hoarding sensitive information is easy and inexpensive, but as the collected information grows, so do the risks
Employee retention and corporate image are some of the issues that CIOs will have to consider as they manage technology
Wolfram Research's SystemModeler can model physical systems across a wide array of industries
The jury deliberated for more than a week before finding no infringement on any claims related to two Java-related patents
A quarterly threat report found password-stealing Trojans on the rise
The president tells agencies to make two key services available on mobile phones within a year
OS kicks out to recovery tools after second boot failure
Class action lawsuit, launched Wednesday, alleges info was hidden by Facebook, Morgan Stanley prior to IPO
He was found guilty of using the botnet to launch multiple DDoS attacks
The $200 million project will seek to fund ultra-fast broadband networks in six U.S. communities
LaCie CEO would run Seagate's consumer storage division
'Pinkie Pie' used six, Sergey Glazunov 10, to hack Chrome and win $60,000 each in March
Wanova will help VMware realize its vision for the future of desktops
Infected PCs and Macs trigger unusual warning on Google's search site
It remains unclear if and when the service will be reinstated
Doctors warned to stay off social media to avoid patient privacy conflict
The department said it was looking into the unauthorized access
Other countries also can obtain personal data stored in the cloud, an international law firm found
The parties say they have agreed 'in principle' to settle
Windows 8 PCs and laptops with touchscreens will cost a bit more to buy, Michael Dell says
IPads, iPod Touches and iPhones will gain a feature that has been available in PCs for years, Soti's CEO says
The move expands SAP's presence in cloud software
The carrier is first to say it will use the 7950 XRS platform announced on Tuesday
Dell's overall revenue falls by 4 percent and consumer revenue falls by 12 percent.
Pre-IPO frenzy definitely over as social net's stock sinks below $32 a share
Run IT like a business, says one panelist at the MIT Sloan CIO Symposium
The filing comes after a municipal broadband provider files a theft-of-service complaint against the VoIP service with local police
Brocade plan includes OpenFlow at 100G, support for others APIs and a partnership with NEC
Untethered hack will support A5 chip, latest firmware
End of support last year for SP2 responsible for spike in successful attacks
Morning liftoff sends U.S.'s first commercial mission to International Space Station
The new PC is a mini-motherboard designed to run basic Internet tasks.
Nmap version 6.0 features many significant enhancements, including full support for IPv6
Company says market is ripe now for the 7950 XRS, which scales to 32Tbps and 160 100G Ethernet ports
The SpyEye variant secretly films and records what victims say and do when they are being defrauded
Hard disk drive industry will continue to grow despite SSD encroachment
Company pushes Android and aims for enterprise with acquisition
Both YouTube and the music royalty collecting agency GEMA are appealing the verdict
Google employee Dennis Woodside named new CEO
Augmented calling app allows for video, photo, contact sharing during voice calls
Industry associations with strong ties to Microsoft urge tough stance against Google
The system was brought down on April 12 after a software glitch was found
Trusteer expects malware used to attack several German bank sites to be reconfigured for banks in other countries
Former OMB intelligence chief Michael Daniel will take over as the debate over CISPA, for example, heats up
