Opinion

The EU and the Browser

You can't please all of the people all of the time

Newest Security Reports Show Changing Threats

Look at the recent annual security reports to find attack trends

Steve Jobs says “No” to iPhone tethering on the iPad

Steve Jobs bluntly puts to rest any notion that users will be able to tether their iPhones to the iPad

iPad to hit store shelves on Saturday, April 3. Pre-orders begin on March 12

Well, it seems that your wallet may feel a little bit lighter in a few weeks. Apple announced today via a press release that the iPad will begin shipping on April 3rd and that pre-orders for the device will begin on March 12.

Free code comes with burdens, just like Raymond’s dirt

You can get there from here…but it ain’t free

You say, “Potato,” I say, “Multi-Source Development”

Which is more appealing, 'hybrid development' or 'multi-source development'?

Securing SSL/TLS with Secure Renegotiation

Cisco exiting WiMAX RAN?

Reports says company ceasing development of base stations after Starent buy

Bracing for a cybersecurity Pearl Harbor

RSA panel says not enough is being done to protect cyberspace

Dreadfully Few Women Are Open Source Developers

But instead of just whining about it, some organizations are actually doing something. A refreshing change.

Open Source Friday Focus: OSSIM / AlienVault

With so many different security devices in the network, a SIEM (Security Information and Event Manager) is a must. There is a great open source alternative, OSSIM

Microsoft: Get your cloud here

Several key Microsoft executives explain why the company is focusing development dollars around cloud computing.

Wyndham’s reply: Trust us, we’re working on it

Hotel chain answers question about security in wake of data breaches

IP Phone troubleshooting story

A tool to fix a 'broken' phone in the field

Accenture enlists AT&T’s telepresence solution

* Accenture will use AT&T Business Exchange to link with external parties for business-to-business video conferencing

Implicit whitelisting blocks malware instead of productivity

The metamorphosis of wireless voice

* How will new delivery models affect your monthly bill?

U-Prove general availability announced

* Microsoft will provide core portions of the U-Prove intellectual property under the Open Specification Promise, and release open source software development kits in C# and Java editions

More speculation on Cisco’s March 9 announcement

Unveiling its own broadband network, a la Google?

Microsoft launches new tools for its “U-Prove” I.D. project

Microsoft executive explains that U-Prove balances privacy with homeland security needs.

Microsoft gets I-O Data to sign Linux patent-protection license

Does a Japanese maker of network attached storage devices really need protection against U.S. patents?

Kickin’ VAS with OpenVAS!

Looking for a scanner to replace Nessus? Look no further

How to zap RSA authentication

University of Michigan researchers say they've found major flaw in RSA security scheme

RIP RealDVD: You never had much of a chance

RealNetworks gives up in what always looked like an ill-advised legal battle

The Nexus of the Enterprise

Why Flashable Devices Are Android's Path to Business

Hoping that early attention to security will bolster cloud offerings

Losing sleep over three data breaches in a year

Geekery, mind mapping and Chrome

Formotus – A Company Going Places with Forms

Microsoft BizSpark Company Formotus Signs Up Global Partners for its Mobile Business Services

Microsoft exec suggests a public tax to pay for computer security

Should users and consumers pay for computer health the way people pay for healthcare?