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Measuring a previously immeasurable metric - the value of unified communications.
A look into the Cobalt Strike, the latest penetration testing product from Raphael Mudge, the man behind Armitage.
Microsoft puts its money where its software is and runs a portion of its business on a product not even in final release.
Apple adopts a different tone in extolling the virtues of Mac security
Company was advocating for own personal device use even before doomed tablet launched
Salman Khan shares words of wisdom about "civilization-scale" online education and beyond
F5 Networks' community can now do all the cool things it's been doing in the cloud.
Our latest videos in the Farpoint Focus series – a look at campus-wide wireless at a major Canadian University, and a truly wireless hospital.
Don't say we didn't warn you, Steve.
Storage vendor pushes new wireless routers for home users
Gibbs wants to know how you rip DVDs, and checks out a site that might help you go mobile
Florida Representative Sandy Adams says swatting has become threatening tactic against conservative bloggers
Business models are emerging
In discussing software-defined networks (SDNs), market transitions, and the competitive landscape, Cisco's CEO was agressive. But he overlooked an important aspect.
Disappointment based on a product Riverbed has had for years.
In response, Bjarne Stroustrup, father of C++ and target of the hoax, merely sighs
With respect to his drug use, Steve Jobs explained that he used LSD from 1972 through 1974.
During yesterday's WWDC Keynote, Phil Schiller not only announced upgrades to Apple's line of notebooks, he also unveiled a next-gen MacBook Pro complete with a Retina Display, a super thin form factor (try 0.71 inches on for size) and a 15.4-inch di
Disruptive products introduced at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference but some things are missing
After a ruling in favor of a Facebook user harassed by internet trolls, the U.K. House of Commons is debating a law to pull away the anonymity that gives trolls their power.
In Philadelphia, the Infragard Day of Learning provided a peek at a new SIEM tool, suggestions for password practices, and, for some, career opportunities.
We in support cannot and should not neglect our customers in order to help another company's customer.
Apple's discourse with the federal government is one area where Tim Cook has outshone Steve Jobs.
E3, The Big 3 and Cisco
Windows Server 2012 release candidate software has been answering queries for Microsoft’s search engine
US Marshals Service says it remains “diligent in the manhunt for Frank Morris and brothers Clarence and John Anglin.
NASA’s Mars Science Laboratory will be able to land closer to its ultimate destination
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