Networking

Data Leaks: What You Don’t Know Will Hurt You

How do you know employees aren't transmitting sensitive data off your network if you're not bothering to look? How one company found a technology answer that led managers to institute new training programs and other changes.

How One CIO Escaped E-Mail Attachment Hell

The CIO at an insurance company found a network appliance to help sift through chunky attachments before they reach end-users.

WAAV Targets Consumers, Enterprises and 1st Responders With Dual-Network, In-Car Broadband

In Search of the Right Search Technology for Your Customers

Hint: The answer is not always Google. CIOs share their hard-earned lessons.

Seven Reasons for Your Company to Start an Internal Blog

Proponents say an in-house blog can be like a bulletin board, communication tool and culture enhancement. Plus, it's better than tracking projects by e-mail.

How Organized Crime Uses Technology to Make Money

Stock scams, identity theft, you name it, this character has seen it. A fictional "CIO to the mob" explains how organized crime profits from IT.

Check Out the Ferrari of Videoconferencing: Telepresence

Forget web videoconferencing as you know it. Think HD, large plasma screens, and life-size participants.

Product Review: Mandylion Labs’ Log-In Manager Tokens Take On Password Overload

User Input Spurs Innovation

Employees are CIOs' secret weapons when expectations are high but resources for IT are limited.

Three Basic Approaches to Cutting Telecom Costs