At the forefront of computer security at the network, desktop and code levels are the security researchers who blend a mix of skills in hacking, software programming and intelligent detective work to help decode and thwart...Read More
Securing your infrastructure- the applications, databases, files and network --via encryption may not always be easy to implement, but it is one of the most risk-averse ways to prevent data breaches and keep intellectual prope...Read More
As 2009 unfolds, it’s clear that enterprises with a forward-thinking approach and a solid grasp of technology trends will have a distinct competitive advantage. The following technologies trends in areas like SaaS, virtualization and proje...Read More
The world of IT is one of innovation, leadership and collaboration, and the 50 individuals profiled in this gallery have played major roles in getting us where we are today and will help us get to where we want to b...Read More
For several years now, security researchers have warned enterprises and government organizations of the growing threat posed by organized cyber criminals. Online crime rings are fleecing organizations out of customer and employee personally identifiable information, stealing passwords, intellectual property and more.
Salaries for IT professionals changed little from June 2007 to June 2008. Although hiring for the most in-demand jobs has returned to normal levels, lower-level administrative jobs appear to be on the cutting block.
In an April SaaS survey conducted by Burton Group and Ziff Davis Enterprise Research, 67 percent of the 252 CIOs whose companies use some form of SaaS have been doing so for two or more years.
A 2008 Baseline Security Survey reveals that most security gurus are not spending their budgets on the risks that most concern them. Here are the results.
A poorly implemented or misaligned IT project can be like a millstone around a CIO's neck. Unfortunately, sometimes the only way for IT leaders to get on with their work is to remove the weight of those millstones altogether.
Password managers put all your eggs in one basket, but at least something keeps an eye on the basket. The better managers encrypt the passwords and won't let you get to them without a good password, either.
Enterprise databases are expensive and extremely necessary. Here are some free database tools to help manage this critical technology and business engine.
Baseline sifts through calendars, task management utilities, project management programs and freeware for the best in functionality to keep your days organized and productive.