888 news & feature articles results for "observer security"

We're starting to get some consensus and understanding about a number of aspects of cloud computing. Here's where things stand.

Posted by Gordon Haff

As Center for Democracy and Technology lawyer, Greg Nojeim works to keep government from using national security as excuse to violate citizens' online privacy.

Posted by Elinor Mills

Microsoft's recent spate of embarrassing security problems prompted Bill Gates to announce a shift in company focus. Some observers wonder if it isn't all just hype.

Posted by Steven Musil

Eucalyptus started out in academics, but has a solid business plan for making its "infrastructure as a service" open-source platform the center of the cloud-computing universe.

Posted by Matt Asay

SOCOM has purchased a hydrogen-fueled robot plane capable of staying aloft at high altitudes for the better part of a week.

Posted by Mark Rutherford

In the fight against security breaches, PGP Chief Executive Phil Dunkelberger cautions that encryption by itself is not the answer.

Posted by Phil Dunkelberger

IT observer Jon Oltsik says a decade's worth of corporate network defenses was set up to protect against the wrong enemy.

Posted by Jon Oltsik

Cisco Systems' acquisition this week of security firm WheelGroup signals the rapid convergence of the networking and network security industries.

Posted by Tim Clark

"Ad Interest Manager" lets consumers see how much is known about their surfing habits, computers, and personal data. It also offers an opt-out for "interest-based" ads.

Posted by Kara Swisher and AllThingsD

With flaws providing an open door to viruses and worms, industry observers debate imposing rules on software companies.

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto