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Cloud computing: Which IT projects are right for the cloud?

Computerworld - Cloud computing is poised to win the title of most popular, and populist, buzzword of 2009. It certainly is gaining traction outside of IT. In fact, the idea of cloud computing has become so popular that executives and employees who don' ...

From CARA GARRETSON, ComputerWorld,  23 Nov 2009
Related Topics: Forrester Research, Inc.,  Corporate Executive Board,  Gartner, Inc.

Start-ups air cable industry innovations

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Five start-up companies with very different technologies and business models on Thursday described how they plan to change the cable industry. At The Cable Show `09 held here this week, a session hosted by Comcast Interactive Capital ...

From CARA GARRETSON, NetworkWorld,  2 Apr 2009
Related Topics: Comcast,  TiVo Inc.

Data loss start-ups sell out

The rapid consolidation in the anti-data leakage market in the past year is enough to make an IT manager’s head spin: This segment of the security sector ballooned to include dozens of start-ups, then even more quickly dwindled down to a few ...

From CARA GARRETSON, NetworkWorld,  7 Jan 2008
Related Topics: Google Inc.

Q&A: Data leak prevention pros and cons

Anti-data leakage vendors make bold claims about how far their products can go to protect enterprises from unauthorized information sharing. This irks Nick Selby, head of enterprise security research at The 451 Group, who believes these tools are ...

From CARA GARRETSON, NetworkWorld,  7 Jan 2008

Virtualization still hot, death of antivirus software imminent, VC says

In 2008, investments in start-ups that target consumers are expected to remain significantly hotter than those in companies building enterprise wares, as has been the case for the last few years. However, there are a few areas in corporate IT ...

From CARA GARRETSON, NetworkWorld,  16 Dec 2007

12 spam research projects that might make a difference

Those who commit cybercrime know they need to stay on the cutting edge of technology to come up with new and different ways to swindle people. Luckily, the good guys are also spending time in research labs developing ways to thwart the latest ...

From CARA GARRETSON, NetworkWorld,  19 Nov 2007

BullsIT Awards lambaste security double-talk, spin

Here’s a new twist on Top 10 lists: Nick Selby today published his first annual BullsIT Awards to highlight outstanding achievements in double-talk, spin, and bad grammar by IT security vendors and their publicists. Selby, who leads enterprise security ...

From CARA GARRETSON, NetworkWorld,  14 Nov 2007
Related Topics: Jim Hart

Whaling: Latest e-mail scam targets executives

With targeted phishing attacks on the rise, it’s no surprise that cybercriminals are doing their research and aiming at those with the most to lose – executives. According to security vendor MessageLabs, targeted phishing – e-mail scams that are ...

From CARA GARRETSON, NetworkWorld,  13 Nov 2007

Antispam group targets transactions, not messages

A father-son team that has dedicated time and energy to fighting spam says that as of today, it has shut down more than 50,000 Web sites that use unwanted messages to lure traffic. The team, named KnujOn (pronounced “new john”; the word is `no junk’ ...

From CARA GARRETSON, NetworkWorld,  7 Nov 2007

Spammers latch on to political subjects

According to Symantec’s Spam Monthly Report issued Monday, presidential hopefuls for the 2008 election are already hot subject-line topics, with Congressman Ron Paul emerging as spammers’ favorite. Meanwhile, image spam that just a year ago was ...

From CARA GARRETSON, NetworkWorld,  7 Nov 2007
Related Topics: Ron Paul,  Carrie Underwood

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