Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Ants chew through fiber optic cable and knock out Verizon FiOS service to editor's home. The same thing happened five years ago.
Code Spaces was hosted in AWS’s cloud, but after being hacked it is out of business. Don’t let it happen to you.
Director of National Intelligence looking to revolutionize machine learning technology
Aereo's good-enough TV could inspire cable subscribers to cut the cord, making broadcasters dependent on Aereo for advertising revenue.
People still don't feel the impetus to upgrade from Windows XP, or maybe they can't afford it.
Using Azure Site Recovery (ASR) to replicate VMs to Azure.
A quick scan shows that the patch rates have dropped off and a lot of servers remain unsecured.
Study also finds qualified "adequate support" for VoIP services.
Most everything you need to know to get started as a penetration tester in less than 500 pages? This book provides a very practical hands-on introduction to the art of hacking. But you will need to sit yourself down and let your fingers get a lot o
The U.S. Supreme Court decision in Alice v. CLS Bank could make many of the ridiculous business-method and software patents invalid ... eventually.
It's easy to assume that because two data sets appear to be linked, they are.
Amazon’s slick new phone boasts innovative features, but it's a niche product preaching to the choir.
Federal Trade Commission will offer competition to build ultimate Honeypot to snare robocallers
With reports claiming Apple will release two different-sized iPhones this year, one analyst says consumers will pay a premium for the larger screen.
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