Everything related to Computer Security - Security Audits, Security Vulnerabilities, Intrusion Detection, Incident Handling, Forensics and Investigation, Information Security Policies, and a whole lot more.
Microsoft is making its Office suite more social, more integrated with both home-grown and acquired Microsoft technologies, more analytical and more cloud-friendly. READ MORE
Microsoft's software is due for major changes in order to transition effectively into the era of cloud computing and mobility, the company's co-founder Bill Gates says in a Rolling Stone interview. READ MORE
In today's open source roundup: Asus might release an Android gaming console called the Game Box. Do we really need one? Plus: How to watch Netflix in Linux with Pipelight, and Windows 8 versus Ubuntu 13.10 when running the game Portal 2. READ MORE
The former CIO for Oregon's troubled health care insurance website is alleging that state officials engaged in a "substantial cover-up" meant to deflect blame away from themselves and onto herself and the project's contractor, Oracle. READ MORE
Google has kicked off an effort to bring Android to wearable devices, reminding everyone that the OS is not just for tablets and smartphones. READ MORE
AvMed agrees to set aside $3 million for breach victims, whether they suffered direct harm or not. READ MORE
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