Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Where Docker add-on vendors have failed, StorageOS wants to succeed
Even so, IT vendors are rolling out blockchain-based capabilities, often in response to high levels of customer interest
CSRF attacks are becoming more sophisticated, but there are many ways you can prevent them
Virtual assistants such as Google Home and Amazon Echo lack security guards, raising questions about safety and privacy
Using open-air light waves instead of radio will solve bandwidth congestion resulting from internet-connected devices, researchers say
Google just changed expectations that Intel would continue to commoditize data centers, a belief held by the tech industry, including Andreessen Horowitz VC luminary Ben Evans
Cloud computing has become the center of the IT universe. To help companies with private cloud deployments, ZeroStack and Nexenta have a joint solution.
For over 100 years, the world of automobiles has had the road to itself -- now with the digitization of everything, data is starting to rule the road.
The goal is more granular Internet breakout for better application performance and tighter security
This time around, the AI movement seems to have a tailwind in the form of critical enabling and supporting factors
We are already seeing machine learning applied to problems such as network management, enterprise security and IoT
Nearly half of British families with children text in the home when they want to communicate, insurance company says
Amazon’s success in ecommerce could be repeating in enterprise communications
New survey data shows the clock is ticking for businesses to shift to a digital organization. Cisco Services wants to help them get there
Global CIOs must begin planning now for the impact of Brexit on their IT services and outsourcing strategies.
Demanding new applications require precisely timed system control
NetOps can help deliver a network that is agile in its configuration, capacity and operations
Weaknesses in our nation's 911 network continue to expose themselves, mostly by accident. The latest incident was with the 911 system in Amarillo, Texas.
No free or open-source social network has really taken off. That could change with Mastodon, which is generating buzz on tech sites.
A cost-benefit analysis should be completed before making this decision for your branch office. Start by considering these pros and cons of each.
BrickerBot takes IoT security into its own hands. It finds vulnerable IoT devices and disables them, creating potentially dangerous situations.
As plants integrate their large-scale physical processes with IT systems for data analytics, it increases the need to continuously monitor for threats
The price of continuing Wi-Fi activity is eternal vigilance
Office scanners can be used to create light-based, network hacks, say scientists
Long-term IoT skeptic and IEEE Consumer Electronics Magazine Editor Peter Corcoran has become more optimistic about IoT
Password managers are supposed to help users have strong, unique passwords for all their web services. But what happens when the password manager gets hacked?
Sensor technology is evolving so rapidly that previously unthinkable options for capturing happenings in the physical world are becoming viable -- and pervasive.
Cloud-based VPN is said to automatically establish a secure connection to take the risk out of using public Wi-Fi
This startup uses serverless computing and machine learning to build a cutting-edge database
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