Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
First we saw a Jeep Cherokee hacked, then the hackers explained how they did it, a book on hacking cars was published, the FBI issued a PSA, and Michigan plans to pass car hacking laws. Automotive cybersecurity is a serious issue, people!
With the traditional network perimeter all but gone, Cato Networks has built a new perimeter in the cloud, offering network security as a service across all enterprise entities
Huge amounts of video imagery being captured increases the likelihood of sensitive data being inadvertently distributed. Computer scientists say they have a solution.
Encryption algorithms can be disabled on microprocessors through sinister backdoors introduced during manufacturing, a German scientist says
A look back at what Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins accomplished during his first year leading the company
Advanced Mobile Location, developed by BT with the help of HTC and EE, can determine a mobile phone user’s location 4,000 times better than the current system
Cashless technology could replace money within 20 years
IPv6 will help the internet grow. Potentially more exciting, though, is how the modern version of the internet protocol will make the internet smarter.
In the future, our phones might do our remembering for us. That will involve the video camera running all day and night—if the battery can be made to last.
We have the goods on 11 top vendors, in 10 different features categories
Security teams handling Identity and access management (IAM) are hampered by dirty data and need data-cleansing help from a chief data officer, according to TechVision Research. To learn more, download the free report “Getting Your Identity Data Righ
Holograms can be used to gain higher data rates in fiber, increasing bandwidth 100 times, scientists say
Digital touches all areas of the business – operations, finance, marketing, sales, customer engagement, and IT. With experience in all of these areas, the Chief Digital Officer is brilliantly positioned for the CEO shortlist.
Online revenue is under threat as ad blocking balloons. A quarter of all U.S. internet users will block ads this year.
Two new residential Wi-Fi products improve the home Wi-Fi experience, but the standards bodies must do more
What defines an agile data center? Why should you care?
If apps can automatically detect when you are near a local restaurant, why can't a 911 app? The network is to blame.
Mobile network operators should use optimization technology to provide unlimited data to subscribers—including video, says Openwave Mobility
Do you consider internet access a necessity of modern life? If so, then you should be in favor of net neutrality.
You should be worried, very worried, if an employee loses a smartphone or tablet—especially if that employee accesses any enterprise resources using that device
Manufacturing marketplaces aren't a novel idea. Can Fictiv succeed where others have failed?
A new kind of mobile antenna could bring broadband to remote or infrastructure-damaged parts of the world—and do it while a vehicle is moving
When The Bay Club Company acquires a new club, it can't wait 90 days to bring the new club online. VeloCloud does the job in less than an hour.
The way you interact with your digital bubble creates a behavioral signature. That will be enough to identify you.
Most workers don’t have corporate email set up on their mobile devices. The bosses are peeved by that and other perceived, at-work smartphone transgressions.
New tools make it possible to program and manage mainframes in just about any language, on any platform
Why this optimization function is ideally suited for network function virtualization
Mirantis, the #1 source of contentious and incendiary headlines, is making waves again with cofounder Boris Renski's claim that infrastructure software is dead
