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Microsoft to fix 64 flaws on Patch Tuesday next week
Microsoft ( NASDAQ: MSFT ) is set to fix a bumper crop of 64 vulnerabilities as part of April's Patch Tuesday updates next week. Besting the previous record of 49 vulnerabilities in October 2010 , the
Flaw found in McAfee Linux antivirus software
If you're running McAfee's VirusScan Command Line Scanner Antivirus software, be aware that there's a vulnerability that could let hackers inside of your system. The vulnerability, which impacts
The hurdles of HaaS
At first glance, the idea of managed service providers offering up hardware-as-a-service (HaaS) seems like a good idea but as industry pundits reveal, it won't be a bed of roses for either vendors
IT expertise hard to come by in New Orleans
With the advent of the one-year anniversary of hurricane Katrina, it's clear that New Orleans's technology industry is still reeling from the disaster's impact. As one solutions provider relates,
Microsoft hot on unified messaging
Unified messaging is one of those hyped technologies that has been the subject of many an analyst report, as of late. And it could get the real push into the enterprise that it needs thanks to the
Microsoft declares war on competition
Addressing an audience of partners this week, Microsoft's COO Kevin Turner declared war within the enterprise space, saying his company isn't going to let Google or any Linux company, such as Red
Patches solve some problems, create others
Though greatly anticipated, the recent Microsoft patch release seems to be causing more headaches than the vulnerability issues that prompted the release in the first place. Enterprises are
Open source advocate spawns startups
Open source advocate and venture capitalist Winston Damarillo is in the headlines once again as he revs up Simula Labs. Simula is spawning off sub-companies using a shared stack of open source
The disconnect CIOs have in tech hiring
A new report illustrates today's disconnect between what tech leaders need in terms of in-house skills and their longtime traditional approach to outsourcing. While business and communication
