Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Many endpoint protection solutions allow files to open if they are not confirmed as malicious. Comodo denies unknown files access until they are proven to be benign
Packing data centers in shipping containers is gaining traction.
ISPs are about to be inundated by irate customers not happy about public router sharing, a research firm thinks. One issue: not being straight about it.
Between 30 percent and 50 percent of today's jobs will be automated by machines over the next 20 to 30 years, so which jobs are the safest?
Users are going to use their devices for work, no matter what you do. That’s why you need a policy that manages the considerable risks.
Microsoft's mobile OS has a long way to go to catch up to iOS and Android.
Analyzing breadcrumbs created by Wi-Fi devices could provide never-before seen analysis for large-scale institutions, like universities… and marketers.
What should you do next?
Malware getting stealthier; increased phishing; and that large numbers of malevolent IP addresses are U.S.-based, are among the findings in Webroot’s annual briefing, recently released.
We knew that large scale cellphone surveillance was going on and that the DoJ was involved and the Electronic Frontier Foundation has just got hold of the evidence and it's big!
ETSI will become a much more influential regulator, setting explicit rules unlicensed wireless protocols must follow and eclipsing the FCC which gave birth to the Wi-Fi industry by opening up the 2.4 and 5 GHz bands.
Large-scale, conventional power plants will ultimately be replaced by rooftop solar panels and wind turbines, says an official power-industry body.
Rutgers researchers put their doodling fingers on new way to secure smartphones
You may be reaching your customers, but can they reach you?
Efficient management and collaboration important to all parties involved
Personally identifiable information getting inadvertently disclosed through phishing could be reined in by eye-tracking sensors, think scientists.
That IoT deployment should be isolated from the main network, is among new advice from AT&T.
Explore how innovation in the IaaS space will ultimately benefit cost and scale
Is Windows 10 adoption slowing down or speeding up? It depends where you check.
Prototypes can be stolen by recording 3D printers with smartphones, say scientists. Printers should curtail smartphone use near the machines until a fix can be developed, the experts think.
Forget China’s deeply creepy Social Credit System, the country’s new pre-crime project is far scarier.
Learning to securely develop and use cloud services
In the technology battle of the generations, it’s email vs. Instagram.
How mainframes empower the hybrid cloud's success
