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IT Security Jobs Go Mainstream

IT security, once a subject of interest to a narrow group of techies and niche publications, has in the last year catapulted into mainstream...

Its Vulnerability Storm Season

Does it seem to you as if there are more and more vulnerabilities being disclosed lately? Youre right, there are. Jeff Jones, a strategy director...

Primer: E-Discovery

What is it? E-discovery refers to finding and producing documents stored in electronic form in response to litigation or regulatory requirements. Civil litigants, regulators and...

Google’s Authors Guild Suit Drags On. And On. And On.

Those of you accustomed to the quick pace of Internet time will be disapointed to know that the schedule for Authors Guild v. Google...

Five Biggest Data Center Concerns

What are the biggest concerns among CIOs for the data center in 2006? The Gartner Group in its 2006 survey of IT executives gives...

Business Travel Tips: Staying Connected

In my recent article on business travel, I described strategies to strengthen your laptop security and keep your information safe while on the road....

SOA Big on SAP and IBM Agendas

Enterprise software giant SAP is looking to bolster its position in the service-oriented architecture arena, by launching a variety of consulting services aimed at...

SAP Announces Solid Third Quarter

SAP AG, after a less-than-stellar second quarter, rebounded nicely in its third quarter of 2006 with a 16 percent increase in new software license...

3Com Bridges Wi-Fi, VOIP Standard in New Phone

3Com on Oct. 19 brought open network convergence to the telephone when it launched a voice over IP phone that operates over a wireless...

Microsoft Set to Tap Non-Pro Tools Market

Who wants to be a programmer? Microsoft is hoping everyday folks will take the challenge by using its non-professional programming tools, and other vendors are...