Monthly Archives: May 2012
Microsoft Investigates Reports of Skype IP Address Leaks
Microsoft is continuing to investigate a report of a vulnerability in Skype that allows someone to ascertain the IP addresses of logged-on users.News of...
Lenovo ThinkPad Edge Notebooks Sport Intel Small Business Advantage
Lenovo announced the availability of products featuring Intel Small Business Advantage, a software tool that helps simplify security and PC maintenance.The Intel software will...
Enterprise Architecture Must Become Business-Driven: Gartner
A disconnect remains between the way many organizations pursue enterprise architecture and the impact of EA on the business, which prevents EA from delivering...
Teradata Acquires Cloud-Service Marketer eCircle
Enterprise analytics and data center software maker Teradata (NYSE:TDC) May 2 said it is acquiring Munich-based eCircle, a regional provider of cloud-based digital marketing...
ATandT, VRI Craft Patient Monitoring System to Cut Hospital Readmissions
AT&T is collaborating with health services provider Valued Relationships Inc. (VRI) to develop a remote-monitoring platform to help manage chronic conditions and reduce hospital...
Walter Isaacson
Walter Isaacson
Walter Isaacson, president and CEO of the Aspen Institute, as well as the biographer of Ben Franklin, Albert Einstein and Steve Jobs, talks...
Facebook-Driven Open Compute Project Grows Membership, Technologies
The Open Compute Project, started by Facebook a year ago to create open-source standards for highly energy-efficient data centers and IT hardware, is racking...
Attackers Add Ransomware to Bank Fraud Malware: Security Researchers
A notorious malware platform targeting financial information has added a new trick to its portfolioa digital version of hijack and ransom.According to security firm...
Mac Malware Targeting Unpatched Office Running on OS X
Microsoft has discovered malware that's preying on Apple computers running unpatched versions of its Office application suite.The two vulnerabilities in question were patched in...
RFID at UC Irvine Spots Sponges Inside Patients After Surgery
Radio-frequency identification technology is not only a way to track goods through the supply chain or the environmental conditions of food or medicine, but...