Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Kitchen fires and poisoned drinks are among the nightmare scenarios suggested by security consultant IOActive. Meanwhile, robots are failing and are hurting people.
Not doing your homework before selecting a cloud host or ISP can lead to multiple headaches
A connected world may the ultimate lie detector
… following on from the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Few Years
Anyone, particularly the pols, who uses that term betray their deep and willful ignorance of technology. We should laugh at them.
An out-of-the-box solution provides a starting point, but successful ITSM solution implementation is achieved by customizing solutions to match the applicable enterprise practices
Data infrastructure and application outages are preventable with proper application and data protection
The best hardware and software to produce podcasts and videos on a Linux-powered computer
What Alexa really needs is some human assistance
Self-contained devices, such as autonomous vehicles, drones and IoT devices, will push out cloud services as more computing moves to the edge, say venture capitalists.
Bluetooth LE and 802.11n Wi-Fi for $10!
An unsecured MongoDB database, sluggishness about disclosing and patching vulnerabilities, and “I was just curious” were among the contributing factors to the month’s incidents.
WAN segmentation is valuable in protecting your network from security vulnerabilities. SD-WAN makes it easy.
A lesson in the dangers of confirmation bias and equating correlation with causation when analyzing big data.
As we connect billions of devices, we are going to rely on more tools to sort, prioritize and respond. Smart Reply is an example of how AI can be used in the near term.
GSMA brought everything mobile to MWC 2017 in Barcelona, painting a picture of mobile world domination
Moto G5 Plus’ camera, durability and price promise to deliver a great experience at a budget price
There are three types of attacks: ones that attack the confidentiality of data, ones that attack the integrity of data and ones that attack the availability of systems
In a world of Gigahertz multi-core systems, multi-user PCs are still possible. MiniFrame and NComputing Co. have some options.
Call me old fashioned, but the internet of 15 years ago is better than the internet we have today. Here’s how to fix it.
Much more is possible today with our wireless networks—and customers expect a great digital experience
Amazon’s voice assistant works remarkably well, but these improvements could dramatically extend its range and usefulness
Radios moving around a network is the best way to determine indoor location for assets and navigation, says certifier Wi-Fi Alliance, which introduced standards last week
Like ransomware, doxware encrypts files, but also involves purloining copies
AR evolved over the past year, but it still faces several hurdles before it is widely adopted
Traffic cameras used in cities and on highways make it nearly impossible to travel without your personal data being collected. Here are 3 options.
Despite the effort to beef it up, Windows Defender came in last in tests performed by German institute AV-TEST
Using infrared lasers instead of fiber optics or radio signaling improves data center communications, and it can help data centers reduce power costs
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