IT General

If you assign colors to Microsoft CEOs, I suppose Bill Gates would be green, which I'm hoping has something to do with confidence and competence.

As Docker picks up steam, a few people are suggesting that this approach to cloud workload portability and management may have an Achilles' heel.

Docker containers sit on a shared Linux implementation, which creates the potential for significantly more vulnerabilities that can affect the operation of every container on a server, especially if the underlying OS goes down. In such an event, all containerized workloads could go down as well.

Remember when "green computing" was all the rage? Companies competed for green awards, virtualized their data centers, set up e-waste committees, launched double-sided printing initiatives and activated power management features on PCs.

Forensic researcher Jonathan Zdziarski has outlined details of how undocument

VMware's newest offering isn't a product so much as an escape hatch.

Enterprise security has become the breach-of-the month club.