Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Symantec's Francis deSouza on the practicals of holistic information security in today's organization
Sourcefire's VRT senior director discusses the type of malware Snort is picking up, as well as recent improvements to ClamAV.
JiWire survey shows user interest in mobile, location-aware ads
Rules would bolster security on retail point-of-sale and unattended payment terminals.
Rebuts Google's claim that businesses can bypass Office 2010, use Docs with older editions
EMC plans to move VPLEX's synchronous replication to all of its products
Data center announcement slated for May 17 may be cloudy
Robot, dubbed Athlete, is built to walk or roll on six legs, and to carry 14.5 tons of NASA equipment on Mars
The deal gives SAP mobile and database technology
Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 refresh refinines for Fall release; while hackers dig deeper
Wild plunge of last week adds greater urgency for the SEC to stem market swings
Taiwan still bans telecommunications industry investment from China
The computer will be the flagship of the company's upcoming new line-up
Velocity Dedupe Engine will open up virtual data center architectures
The Epicor Express application adds another option for on-demand ERP
A quick look back at the operating system's fast rise
Usability group urges standardization for iPad apps navigation
China's contract chip makers have struggled to compete
Globalization, increased regulations and data growth are three, according to Barry Briggs
Theft hurting IT industry, economy
The agency asks whether mobile providers should issue usage alerts
But it leaves out two key metrics: performance and pricing
Outlines plans, goals -- including leaner interface -- for major upgrade
Limited beta has 'couple hundred' businesses testing undisclosed business-oriented features
Intel says tablets won't bite into netbook shipments
The legislation would require the agency to prove market failure before regulating broadband
In a video, the carrier shows the results of a 4G speed test in a Boston pizzeria
Microsoft's monthly security bulletin reveals vulnerabilities that could impact third-party software, unbeknownst to corporate IT.
Fixes just two flaws in light Patch Tuesday, but expect a whopper in June, say researchers
Users hope update addresses weak signals, dropped connections, slow speeds
They're even tracking those emoticons