Given everything we've learned about software vulnerability, NSA cyber-attacks, and widespread online crime, is it even possible to achieve total, complete security?
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Microsoft is urging consumers to upgrade their PC operating systems, as the last-ever batch of security patches is released for Windows XP
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With this explosion in tablets and other mobile devices, a solution is needed to ensure cohesive design across an array of ever-increasing screens.
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Michael Stonebraker is a lightning rod in the database world. He knows his stuff, having helped create some of the most-popular database systems around — Postgres, Ingres and Vertica.
Audiref Cía.'s curator insight,
December 14, 2013 9:10 PM
RESUMEN:
Michael Stonebraker ha ayudado a crear una gran cantidad de sistemas de bases de datos y tiene un montón de ideas sobre hacia dónde se dirige la industria.Oracle, SAP, NoSQL, NewSQL - todos tienen un lugar si juegan bien sus cartas, pero algunos pueden tener más dificultades que otros. 
Larry Mount's curator insight,
December 16, 2013 6:04 AM
#BigData #Bigdatachat - How the database evolves and Open Data Formats are essential knowledge surely?
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Flying somewhere over Utah in a cramped regional jet, I started thinking about the good old/bad old days of being an Oracle Database Administrator (DBA) 15 years ago.
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As mobile devices get increasingly slimmer, so too will their corresponding USB connectors. Even better, you won't have to flip the cable when you try to slip it in upside down. Finally.
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Enterprise advisory firm CEB believes it is time for IT departments to address the rise in 'shadow spending' happening outside of their control as an opportunity, not a threat (RT @CGOC_Council: RT @wmartinteam: CIOs left in the dark about technology...
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Tiny transistors are the building blocks of modern computers, but scientists say quantum computing could be the future. (Are computer chips on the verge of a quantum leap?
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Free web tools and not picking up the vulnerability, leaving consumer data exposed Continue reading...
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‘Bring Your Own Device’ policies are growing in popularity
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Gartner's research indicates that the decline will slow in the U.S. this year. Apple's Macintosh sales jumped 28.5 percent in the last quarter of 2013. [Read more]
Richard Platt's curator insight,
January 9, 2014 10:32 PM
Do you have to wonder why this is happening?
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One particularly nasty IT virus gaining in popularity will render your data useless.
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With innovative technology increasingly developed outside the IT department, CIOs need to start working with other departments (Study shows IT department losing control of technology innovation | @scoopit http://t.co/AXplAuphaA)...
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Banning personal devices at work might safeguard sensitive networks, but new research shows younger employees increasingly circumvent the rules.
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What will the human experience and information technology look like in 50 years? Compuware, the technology performance company, asked their most creative min...
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Is it possible to make a Computer that’s totally Invulnerable to the NSA? #technology