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First integrated NAC/mobile-device management products announced; Gartner says expect others to follow
Adscend Media wil pay $100,000 in court fees; it settled a second lawsuit with Facebook last week on undisclosed terms
The company will let third parties resell its own service or use its API to build their own
Risk of local caching of contacts no greater with Windows 8 than Windows 7, researcher adds
The judge wants the licensing dispute to be settled in his court, where it was first filed
Some companies may already have been breached by the 'spear phishing' attacks
Verizon wants to raise rates for middle-mile broadband access about 6 percent
The analyst firm predicts banner days ahead for the 'big data' programming frameworks
Franken questions whether Comcast's decision to exempt its on demand service from its data caps violates DOJ conditions
CloudEngine 12800 data center fabric system will be showcased at Interop
PaidPiper has built a platform for transferring money via credit-card numbers, using MasterCard APIs
Motions fly as a jury weighs copyright claims in the lawsuit over the Android mobile OS
The Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems plans to explore social computing and innovative interactivity.
Scott Thompson comes under increasing fire from Yahoo investors over discrepancy in resume
Upcoming PHP updates will address two known remote code execution vulnerabilities
Flash Player 11.3 hits beta 3; final to ship before end of June
You can't delete digital data, but you can mask your Internet identity
Files claim with U.N. arbitration agency to take control of URL
Unveils 10GBase-T data center switches for Intel Romley servers
School's IT security team using open source, commercial intrusion detection systems to combat onslaught
Unveils modules for OmniSwitch 10000 to flesh out fabric vision; allies with Citrix
Other features focus on predictive analytics and Apple iPad support
The Chinese PC maker has been ramping up efforts to compete in the mobile devices market
An attacker could potentially decrypt information secured with an older version of FileVault, Apple's encryption technology
The jury has reached an impasse over one copyright-related question, so the judge gave them more time to deliberate
The MIcrosoft e-mail and website hosting service shut down days ago, but many small businesses haven't yet moved to another service
A study points to notifying users within applications as an alternative
Microsoft says it will share details on upgrades from Windows 7 to Windows 8 at a later date
We know bad things can happen but we are not doing enough about it
McAfee ePO, MOVE A/V, and Intel Trusted Execution Technology playing a role
In-the-wild attacks target Windows' Internet Explorer, says company
With an outright ban on social sites nearly impossible, companies need a strong security regime and staff training, say experts
The move comes as jurors deliberate over whether Google violated Java copyrights, as part of the trial's first phase
Shedding tears for Liquidmetal, rejoicing in thinness, Green Folders
IBM takes a look at chief information security executive issues, futures
No SOPA and no ACTA likely says an EU policy maker
Just doing social media is not enough, it must be part of broader plan, analysts say
LinkedIn also reported 101 percent revenue growth for the first quarter
Venture and growth capital firms make big bets on big data; this week's $26M investment in Birtz is latest of many by venture capital firms
Yahoo is already suing Facebook for alleged infringement of 12 of its patents
TrustSphere looks at the relationship between senders, which can be a better indication of whether a message is spam or not
Samsung's new smartphone may not be life-changing but it does have some killer specs
