Of those, police and law-enforcement agencies across the globe targeted just three of Microsoft's enterprise customers.
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Nearly 30 days after reports of a zero-day flaw being exploited in the wild, Microsoft will finally patch this critical vulnerability.
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A Linux training course that once cost $2,500 is now free, as Linux Foundation ramps up its education efforts.
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Insiders, break-ins, rogue IT and a lack of good defensive technology combine to make it difficult to effectively secure critical-infrastructure networks.
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Millennials are the largest U.S. demographic, watch three times more online TV and command $1.3 trillion in spending. Tap that, says a Verizon report.
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Epiphany Eyewear offers something rather new in the smartglasses space—camera-based glasses with a starting price of $299 and an aesthetic that's likely to inspire consumer adoption. At a glance, they could be any hipster-attracting glasses or sunglasses (wearer's choice). But Epiphany frames allow users to record HD video and... More >
NEWS ANALYSIS: Two subcommittees of the House Science Committee asked IT security experts to tell them if technology is available to improve the security of personal data.
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Microsoft is planning to release Windows 8.1 Update 1 to developers in time for Build 2014 and to users just as the company retires Windows XP.
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Web ads that direct mobile users to malicious Websites have become the top method of attempting to infect devices, Blue Coat Systems finds.
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Google is committing $1 million to 40 groups that work with technology and other startups to encourage them to find ways to bring more women into businesses that are beginning from the ground up.
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The company is unveiling reference architectures and opening a new Center of Excellence for workstation virtualization.
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NEWS ANALYSIS: AT&T's Domain 2.0 initiative shows that the telecom company is serious about embracing software-defined networking.
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