Study: Many believe data thefts can't be prevented
Fresh on the heels of a string of highly publicized, corporate data breaches, 63 percent of respondents to a new data security study said they don't believe they can prevent such breaches.
Fresh on the heels of a string of highly publicized, corporate data breaches, 63 percent of respondents to a new data security study said they don't believe they can prevent such breaches.
As Sun’s chief open-source officer, you say you disagree with critics who argue that Sun isn’t doing enough with open-source software. Why are the critics wrong?
HP to buy Mercury Interactive for US$4.5B
After the U.S. House of Representatives approved a controversial telecommunications bill last night and rejected an amendment that sought to keep large telephone or cable TV companies from controlling access to the Internet, supporters of that "net neutrality" amendment vowed to fight on.
Security troubles at Los Alamos National Laboratory in the US continued last week as officials confirmed that workers recently sent out an undisclosed number of classified email messages over a nonsecure system.
FRAMINGHAM (09/24/2003) - In a bold move aimed at reassuring its enterprise users that Linux is the right choice for their businesses, Hewlett-Packard Co. Wednesday is announcing that it will indemnify its Linux customers against any future legal action from The SCO Group Inc.
In a bold move aimed at reassuring its enterprise users that Linux is the right choice for their businesses, Hewlett-Packard will indemnify its Linux customers against any future legal action from The SCO Group.
The company held a news teleconference earlier Wednesday to detail the move, which is effective Oct. 1.
FRAMINGHAM (09/24/2003) - In a bold move aimed at reassuring its enterprise users that Linux is the right choice for their businesses, Hewlett-Packard Co. (HP) Wednesday is announcing that it will indemnify its Linux customers against any future legal action from The SCO Group Inc.
FRAMINGHAM (09/23/2003) - Online vendor IAC/InterActiveCorp continues on a buying spree, announcing Monday the acquisition of travel Web site Hotwire.com after buying up a host of other sites earlier this year, including Expedia.com, Hotels.com and Ticketmaster.com. New York-based IAC is buying Hotwire.com, a discount travel Web site that first went live in late 2000, for US$665 million in cash plus the assumption of about $20 million in options and warrants.
Economic times may still be tough in the IT world, but the busy, crowd-filled floor of the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo offered a pleasant respite from the gloom this month.
Fixes available for programming fllaw
Microsoft now says its information technology security managers knew that a hacker was combing through the company's computer network for a 12-day period this month.