A Day in the Life of a Cyber Vicitm
Unlike street crime, cyber crime is much harder to guard against because most people don't see it or understand it, writes Alan Wlasuk of 403 Web Security.
IT Executives Anticipate Good, Not Great 2012
IT companies express tempered optimism heading into the first quarter of the year, though longer-term prospects look more promising.
CSC's IT-Business Predictions for 2012
Ever thought about selling ads on your servers to let other companies reach your employees? 2012 might be the year you do, writes Lem Lasher of CSC.
Top IT Trends for 2012 and Beyond
Many of the usual suspects will continue to be a force in 2012 but two specific trends will keep IT departments in two major industries hopping, write Neil Saward and Deepak Bharathan of PA Consulting Group.
Unlike street crime, cyber crime is much harder to guard against because most people don't see it or understand it, writes Alan Wlasuk of 403 Web Security.
IT companies express tempered optimism heading into the first quarter of the year, though longer-term prospects look more promising.
Ever thought about selling ads on your servers to let other companies reach your employees? 2012 might be the year you do, writes Lem Lasher of CSC.
Many of the usual suspects will continue to be a force in 2012 but two specific trends will keep IT departments in two major industries hopping, write Neil Saward and Deepak Bharathan of PA Consulting Group.
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