Cyberspace news from FierceCIO

Microsoft researchers believe they have found a way to trace hack attacks using a new software tool. If this works out in pilot projects as hoped, it could become a must for every IT shop. One of the Read more...

Sealed-in batteries may be the next big thing, but it will take some getting used to for consumers who are accustomed to batteries that can come out of a computer when they run out of steam and need Read more...

With thousands of layoffs throughout the IT world, it's easy for an IT manager to lose control of data when layoffs hit the company. It's now essential that an IT business executive take steps to Read more...

It's tough enough securing your computer systems in the office, but the growing use of mobile devices, including cell phones and wireless laptops, is making your life even tougher. Seymour Goodman, a Read more...

When you think about organized crime, you might picture Marlon Brando in The Godfather. But these days, organized crime has a far different venue: It's in cyberspace. A new report by Verizon Read more...

From the minute you wake up, you can log on to your email with your BlackBerry, and every minute fo your day--whether you areat work or not--you can be connected to your inbox. For the average Read more...

You've gotten pretty used to dot-com, dot-net and dot-gov. But your world is about to change in cyberspace with web addresses ending in far different worlds. And that change could turn your business Read more...

There are plenty of great things about being elected president, but there are some downsides too. One of them may be that President-elect Barack Obama will have to give up his BlackBerry. Throughout Read more...