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Exclusive video: Reinventing Ogilvy & Mather for today's connected world
John Seifert, chairman of global brand community at the worldwide advertising and marketing firm of Ogilvy & Mather, spoke at the Computerworld Premier 100 IT Leaders Conference about the pervasive changes that today's always-connected culture has brought.
Microsoft's new open source ASP.Net can run on Linux, OS X
For proof of how radically Microsoft has evolved, especially in terms of its approach to its own software stack, look no further than the newly open sourced and cross-platform incarnation of ASP.Net, named
Teach your router new tricks with DD-WRT or OpenWrt
With each passing year, hardware devices grow less dependent on proprietary components and more reliant on open source technologies.
Teach your router new tricks with DD-WRT or OpenWrt
With each passing year, hardware devices grow less dependent on proprietary components and more reliant on open source technologies.
Security in a cloud world: Go multifactor
Cloud computing is typically described with terms like "software as a service" (SaaS), "infrastructure as a service" (IaaS), and "platform as a service" (PaaS), but we've seen an explosion of the use of "aaS" to describe just about anything and everything as a service: communication,
10 cities that offer IT pros the most bang for the buck
Toothless tigers: The state of Internet privacy laws
Will tech CEOs ever be prosecuted for privacy violations? Can they? It's an interesting and somewhat depressing question, mainly because it doesn't seem possible in the United States.
5 signs you're outgrowing MySQL
MySQL has long been the go-to database of the Web. It has powered some of the largest websites on the planet, as well as countless installations of open source software on every scale imaginable. But as many have learned, at a certain point, MySQL can become a burden to scale efficiently.
Scott Sullivan, vice president of technical account management at NewSQL vendor Clustrix, explains MySQL's limitations and details how NewSQL databases provide a fresh alternative. -- Paul Venezia
3 reasons why IT execs need to go out to lunch more
In the last couple of years, social, mobile, analytics and cloud technologies have risen to the top of many organizations' agendas. IDC calls the combination of these technologies "the third platform" and predicts they will account for 89% of technology spending this year.
Unofficial XP update has Microsoft up in arms
Windows XP users are discovering that their now-unsupported operating system can receive updates from Microsoft by making a few simple changes to the Registry -- albeit updates intended for different versions of Windows.
Unofficial XP update has Microsoft up in arms
Windows XP users are discovering that their now-unsupported operating system can receive updates from Microsoft by making a few simple changes to the Registry -- albeit updates intended for different versions of Windows.
A Model for Licensing IT Security
Category: Legal Issues
Paper Added: August 6, 2013
Discovering Security Events of Interest Using Splunk
Category: Logging Technology and Techniques
Paper Added: July 17, 2013
Practical Cyber Security Training Techniques for New IT Support Employees
Category: Best Practices
Paper Added: July 19, 2013
Detecting Security Incidents Using Windows Workstation Event Logs
Category: Logging Technology and Techniques
Paper Added: July 9, 2013
Security Best Practices for IT Project Managers
Category: Best Practices
Paper Added: June 24, 2013
A Practical Social Media Incident Runbook
Category: Incident Handling
Paper Added: June 20, 2013
Web Application Injection Vulnerabilities: A Web App's Security Nemesis?
Categories: Application and Database Security,Securing Code,Security Basics
Paper Added: June 14, 2013
Electronic Medical Records: Success Requires an Information Security Culture
Categories: HIPAA,Compliance
Paper Added: June 5, 2013
