Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
A Q&A with security expert Corey Nachreiner
A cloud data center is supposed to scale sky-high, but few know the actual capacity. How many virtual machines can it host, and how will the cloud perform as CPU, storage, networking and I/O utilization climb higher and higher?
FREME enrichment services will address the whole content value chain, from content creation to publishing
California’s AB 1326 is ill-conceived and, if passed, will have serious and damaging consequences.
Banks are issuing hundreds of millions of credit and debit cards with an embedded smart chip to combat fraud. Many experts believe the effort is too little, too late.
With limited computational, energy and storage resources available and mobile cloud storage services originally designed for desktops, our mobile devices need to find ways to keep up with the growing demands of them.
Two thousand sessions. 150,000 attendees. Noise everywhere. So much to see, so little time. Here’s what to do about it.
Cisco gets even more serious about cloud-based technologies by adding a new CCNA track.
Moving aggressively from early adoption toward supporting the world
But the market must provide for greater trading transparency and security
Will SDN be coming soon to a network near you?
By offering a cutting edge map analytics engine, and offering it up as open source, the Madrid based SaaS solution provider, CartoDB is striking gold in the location-based services market.
StayMobile's core mission is to focus on the ecosystem around phones. To do this, they cover three main areas, in addition to Protection Plan offerings for your mobile device, they offer same day repair for your damaged mobile device as well as the l
The age-old process of finding and applying for jobs is finally getting some serious disruption from a Tinder-like startup app playing matchmaker to businesses and potential employees.
Who knew HTTP could be funny?
You've heard of using honeypots to attract malicious actors. Attivo Networks expands on this concept to engage with any attacker, human or otherwise, that has found its way inside your network.
There seems to be a shortage of cybersecurity talent only because people are looking in the wrong places
RASP can help safeguard applications, but it isn’t a silver bullet
Best Buy closed the price gap on electronics and tech gadgets during the past years, and its in-store prices are often just as low — sometimes lower — than Amazon.com, according to new research.
Mobile phones make calls possible anywhere and anytime. And that's the problem.
Wireless and mobile-influenced devices are only as good as the wires that support it.
Employers misjudge how potential insider cyberattackers will judge the risks and payoffs from their crimes
