Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The slowdown may have been the result of a half-hearted attack by Anonymous
RSA's president says 'we had our trial by fire,' blaming two groups connected with a nation-state
Unified array includes dynamic RAID that pools all disk drive capacity to be thinly provisioned
Platform relies on Adobe Content Server for PDF and ePub
Its MaaS360 AppCloud will host apps, while AppExtender will help developers secure them
University of Kansas uses virtualization to create a service-oriented architecture
Exploits of unpatched vulnerabilities account for about one-tenth of one percent of all attack activity
A broader IT hiring trend among retailers is emerging as e-commerce grows
Michael Dell and a number of venture capitalists have put $3 million behind the increasingly popular Nginx Web server software
Official vendors can't cope with demand, opening the way for others to sell iPads bought in other countries
Developers will be able to build applications that run on Good's secure mobile infrastructure
The system will separate personal and business uses of mobile handsets
Silicon Valley company created app that lets users ask friends questions on Facebook
Current Firefox-Google search contract expires next month
Offerings include application-related services and integration to back-end phone systems
Firms cite Steve Jobs' death in postponing announcement; analysts say loss of tech icon may also have affected iPhone 4S sales
The offering, which will become available later this year, is based on Enterproid's technology
China Mobile will start selling 4S by end of the year, bets expert
Hacker vows to continue after other members of group were arrested
Record sales of new phone far exceed 600K first-day sales of iPhone 4
While some pundits predict cloud computing could kill open source movement, Microsoft's former free software advocate sees it differently
Dart can be used for both small Web projects, as well as large ones, company engineers said
Somewhere over the rainbow, is iPhone 5
Samsung Galaxy S device will be first with Qwerty keyboard to run on Verizon LTE network
A hacker club found a Skype spying tool used by German law enforcement may violate the country's constitutional law
The draft policy has a strong focus on local manufacture
3LM said millions of phones are already available running software required for its system to work
Dayanidhi Maran is alleged to have helped a foreign acquirer to buy operator Aircel
Experts say new Apple service could put corporate data at risk
T-Mobile also unveiled a 7-inch tablet from Huawei Technologies
And Sprint reports 16GB model sold out
The former chairman and CEO of Sun was among the candidates passed over for Meg Whitman
Law enforcement and prosecutors might be able to help prevent further damage, they said
Restaurant workers and bank insiders are charged in what's billed as the largest-ever ID theft round-up
The carrier is snubbing its own 4G partner and its wealth of spectrum
WayIn is a polling game for consumers, but it also wants to be a savvy tool for businesses
Experts speaking at a cybercrime event said updates are necessary to current laws to protect against cybercrime
Some of the agency's data-mining programs don't have privacy impact assessments in place, the report says
Exec tells IEF audience that Memristor chip developed with Hynix remains on schedule
Commission clears $8.5 billion acquisition, says 'no competition concerns'
Jobs' death and market volatility capture headlines but for many companies it's business as usual
The hardware is aimed at small and mid-sized enterprises
