Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Once thought secure, questions are now being raised by researchers as to just how bullet-proof texted verification codes are.
The reviewers who dismissed the G5’s modularity may be shortsighted.
Manufacturing use case illustrates the benefits of separating the control plane from the data plane
Ubuntu's convergence vision is looking amazing
Chat is a surprisingly unpopular productivity-enhancer in the workplace, and tablets aren’t particularly efficiency-creating among the surprise findings in a new survey.
Terahertz transmitters are being developed that could send data at over 100Gbps.
Success or failure in the disruption and transformation cycle may hinge on participation in Github’s repository and open source communities.
Kali Linux 2.0 is a significant release for what is arguably the top dog (or dragon) in the pen testing biz and its Wi-Fi testing tools are amongst the very best
A number of recent startups are taking a new run at the asset-tracking market, so it's worth asking what has changed in 10 years.
Instead of reacting after the fact, the tool actively looks for suspicious activity
The truth behind the hype and misunderstandings surrounding the case
Deciding where "blocking" might be justified is a difficult problem, but the FCC should work harder to clarify the matter.
Security software maker Bitglass created a dummy online persona and proffered it on the Dark Web as a phishing scam payload to see what hackers would do with it. The robust activity on the account underscores the seriousness of cybersecurity threats.
Why not treat privacy the way we treat other aspects of the cloud?
Now that serverless computing is here, learn how to move the virtual ball forward.
Managers need to be aware of the messages they send in reacting to an employee’s failure
Microsoft? Windows? Apple? Google? Nyet! A thousand times nyet!
The Watson 2016 Foundation wants you to vote for an AI to be POTUS
There's a date that, should you set your iPhone to it, will ruin your day. And your iPhone. Do not try this at home. Really.
The current presidential election showcases how Carly Fiorina failed to use tech to her advantage, writes columnist Rob Enderle. The inability or desire to learn the tools your company sells or that assure employee loyalty leads to failure in both bu
Battery chemistry is holding back drones, smartphones, and the Internet of Things, according to the CEO of Intelligent Energy.
Provides a "circle of hardening" to increase the security posture of industrial systems and critical infrastructure
An assessment of the components required in a modern data architecture
You need a dedicated SSL inspection platform to eliminate the blind spot in your defenses
The cloud is suffering from bloat that makes it more prone to security issues. It's time to trim some of the fat.
