Networking news from FierceCIO

A new Trojan has been discovered swiping credentials of customers across various banks in the United States. Discovered by researchers at SecureWorks, the Bugat Trojan bears similar features as other... Read more...

We've all had great bosses in the workplace, and most of us have faced terrible ones, as well. It's often a complicated issue in the IT world, where managers are skilled computer experts but... Read more...

We've been asking for more than a year about what IT jobs will be hot when the recession ends. Now that time is just about here, and we have a general idea of what will be hot. There is new demand... Read more...

Google is working hard to make the Web experience a much faster one, according to a report by Computerworld. Some of the initiatives to support this endeavor range from its own Chrome Web browser,... Read more...

An outage over at Microsoft's Danger subsidiary has resulted in the loss of data for T-Mobile's Sidekick customers. For the uninitiated, the Danger Hiptop mobile device stores most of its user data... Read more...

After years of ignoring the enterprise, 3Com has decided to jump back into enterprise networking. Working to integrate security into its network offerings, the company announced yesterday that it... Read more...

In an effort to combat the increasing number of threats slipping into the enterprise via innocuous looking URLs, Trend Micro on Monday launched a product called Web Gateway Security to address this... Read more...

Veteran ISP executive John Curran is the new president and CEO of the American Registry for Internet Numbers, a coordinating body that allocates IP addresses and related autonomous system numbers to... Read more...

A New York University professor believes that CIOs worried about security are often shortsighted when only concerned about intrusion detection and prevention from the outside. Instead, said Nasir... Read more...

A total of eighteen companies have banded together to create the next multi-gigabit wireless standard. Calling themselves the Gigabit Wireless Alliance (WiGig), the group includes the likes of... Read more...