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Although security has topped the list of IT spending for some time, IT managers will be putting more of their dollars into infrastructure, according to a new survey of 100 IT managers from Goldman Read more...

A look back at IT in 2006 yields both laughter and tears, achievements and failures and an in-depth perspective on where things are headed. One of the most interesting, and entertaining, aspects Read more...

Given the fact that laptop batteries were the cause of the largest recall of a consumer electronics product in Read more...

Email tampering clearly doesn't go over well with the Department of Justice. The agency's investigation and prosecution of a Utah man for allegedly accessing his ex-bosses' email accounts shows Read more...

Next Tuesday will bring a new slew of Windows security patches, with some deemed critical and some not. The monthly Patch Tuesday will provide fixes for vulnerabilities reported in Windows Office Read more...

The newest worm to hit is W32.Cuebot-K, a new variation in the Cuebot family of malware, and it's got quite a range of malicious functions. Security experts say the worm, which disguises itself as Read more...

Tomorrow is "Patch Tuesday" for Microsoft, so get ready to grab a whole new bunch of patches and security fixes ranging from a flaw in Word to fixing glitches in the vendor's Internet Explorer Read more...

If there is one thing that has everyone jumping off the balls of their feet these days it's the promise of mobile-phone based Voice over Internet Protocol. Folks are anxious for the technology but Read more...