Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
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
Networking will prove vital to the success of ultra HD.
20 years ago Microsoft released Windows 95
DNS can do more for your bottom line than you think. Find out what your DNS infrastructure is missing and how to take full advantage.
Reducing the surface that needs to be protected to a single application, makes it easier to apply very tight controls through Software Defined Perimeter techniques
Some critical controls are still missing, but container tech is already paying dividends
TEM services perform basic checks, but it’s not practical for them to pursue the forensic analysis necessary to catch the billing errors outlined here
Zazzle, a perfect example of how scale fuels growth. And with a more is more concept of growing the business, this e-commerce site is emerging as a profitable frontrunner.
Cybrary is closing the gap in unfilled cybersecurity jobs around the world through open-sourcing training. Putting the information in the hands of everyone from entry-level professionals all the way up to business leaders has helped them gain major t
A simple strategy for standardizing metadata can improve decision-making, data governance and data security
Based on what I saw at the SHARE Orlando enterprise computing conference, 2016 has huge potential for a mainframe resurgence.
Containers are the hottest technology in application development, but they lack inherent security and vulnerability management capabilities
Operations Support Systems excel in managing traditional networks, but they can be more, so much more, as we look forward to smarter networks that are more responsive to enterprise customer needs.
It’s time to put the same amount of effort into securing our mobile devices as we do our PCs and servers
Why aren't all End User Licensing Agreements this understandable?
Taken together, these core functions can detect the most advanced attack methods at every stage of their lifecycle
Anyone who manages the technology demands of a large business faces plenty of exciting moments on the job, but I think it's safe to say that calculating the energy costs of your company's IT systems isn't among those moments.
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