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Some members of Congress, backed by financial institutions, are trying to enact legislation that would stop the Treasury Department from adopting regulations to enforce a federal ban on Internet Read more...

A new report finds that the United States ranked fourth in the world for Internet savvy, behind three European nations: Denmark, Sweden and Switzerland. Last year, the United States was ranked Read more...

A new Gartner study finds that the role of corporate IT units in business intelligence will be shrinking. In its place, search and collaboration tools will allow individual users and business units Read more...

It's time to get more sophisticated about protecting your name and password. A new technology called ID Vault does just that. It uses its own memory to store your name and password information, and Read more...

It's that time of year again, when there is a rush for H-1B visas. Federal officials anticipate it will take exactly one day--April 1--for applications for the 85,000 visas to be snapped up. And Read more...

Business Intelligence may be one of the toughest tasks for CIOs and IT executives to master as they work to make the best use of their data. For that reason, Read more...

The Air Force is developing a data-mining tool to root out disaffected insiders based on their email activity, according to an article in this month's International Journal of Security and Networks. Read more...

ATM machines may be a new target for hackers. A report by the managed security firm, Network Box, outlined several threats to these commonplace banking tools. They include IP worms, disruption of the Read more...

So, you thought file encryption would keep your documents safe. Well, think again. A group led by a Princeton University computer security researcher has found a simple way to steal encrypted Read more...