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Apple has released a patch for iOS and says an OS X fix will be released 'very soon'
Microsoft chairman praises Macintosh but never sees corporate buyers being a strong point for Apple
Germany's Der Spiegel reports that the NSA has compromised a wide range of hardware for years to enable its spying
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Oracle Database, WebLogic Server, and Java now certified for Windows Azure and Hyper-V
To close a federal investigation into possibly anticompetitive business practices, Google agrees to a slew of changes
A new generation of monitoring systems addresses the challenges of large-scale applications and more dynamic infrastructures
Which of today's newest shipping technologies will cast the longest shadow over business computing? Here are our best guesses.
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Redmond will produce its own ARM and Intel versions, which will include a cover with a touch keyboard
Find out how to implement authentication and authorization security controls in your company, with help from InfoWorld's expert guide
Insiders are responsible for as much as 80 percent of malicious attacks. Because insiders are trusted by nature, detecting their illicit activities requires an array of monitoring, scanning, and other techniques. Roger Grimes, an InfoWorld contributing editor -- and a working security professional who tracks down unscrupulous insiders -- explains how to plan and execute a complete insider threat strategy.
