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Finding 1:IT Executives Say Security Is Adequate Despite ThreatsSecurity snafus often make news, but most CIOs aren’t rattled. As previous CIO Insight surveys have shown, very few IT executives think
At its first developer conference May 21 centered on Apex, Salesforce.com’s yet-to-be-released on-demand programming language, the company announced a new platform capability that will help developers build on-demand applications. The
In November, when physicists at CERN in Switzerland begin their grand experiment using the world’s largest particle accelerator—the Large Hadron Collider, or LHC—computer scientists there and across the globe will
Microsoft has reshuffled its organizational chart again, this time adding the Developer and Platform Evangelism team to its Server and Tools division, and then moving that merged entity into the
Symantec has fixed a serious vulnerability with an ActiveX control used by Norton Personal Firewall 2004 and Norton Internet Security 2004 that could allow a hacker to execute code remotely
NASHVILLE, Tenn.—To meet the technology needs of their organizations, CIOs are increasingly turning to outside vendors, a trend that appears to have little chance of letting up. Although the ability
Using thin clients instead of conventional PCs would lower energy consumption by 51 percent and reduce CO2 emissions, concludes a recent study by the Fraunhofer Institute. The study, whose results
It seems no matter how many companies make the news because of IT security problems—recent victims and foul-ups include AOL LLC, AT&T Inc., Sovereign Bancorp Inc., the TJX Companies, UCLA
“Influential” will never have the air of rigor, however phony, that ROI enjoys. There is no equivalent in the IT world to baseball statistician Bill James, measuring CIOs by such
For several years now, CIO Insight‘s annual security surveys have found that IT executives have more confidence in their security than is warranted by the strength of their security measures,
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