Today's organizations constantly are looking for ways to improve efficiency while keeping a lid on IT costs. But factors such as feature sets, usability, availability and effort of support can a big part in the overall cost of any enterprise productivity suite.

Apple's latest iPhones still don't pack as much battery life as some of their nearest competitors. But by applying a few system tweaks, you can improve your iPhone's battery life considerably. Now that iOS 7 is out, there are even more ways to conserve your mobile's power.

System hit was not protected by traditional best practices, used 3DES instead. Source:www.csoonline.com/article/print/742570

November 04, 2013
Researchers have revealed, and Adobe has confirmed, that the millions passwords stolen during the breach in October were not originally stored according to industry best practices.

There are numerous tech buzzwords that surface each year, one of the more common in the past couple of years is virtualization. Being able to take physical systems and replace with a cheaper, often more efficient, virtual version, is something many businesses appreciate.

VoIP uses the digital network to transmit phone calls, and can be a viable replacement for standard telephone services. But call quality can be a factor in one's decision to switch.

VoIP for Beginners, will help you understand the basics of VoIP, so you can decide when and how to make the switch.

Cyber attacks generally refer to criminal activity conducted via the Internet. These attacks can include stealing an organization’s intellectual property, confiscating online bank accounts, creating and distributing viruses on other computers, posting confidential business information on the Internet and disrupting a country’s critical national infrastructure.

Cyber attacks generally refer to criminal activity conducted via the Internet. These attacks can include stealing an organization’s intellectual property, confiscating online bank accounts, creating and distributing viruses on other computers, posting confidential business information on the Internet and disrupting a country’s critical national infrastructure.

During the past few years, smartphones, tablets, laptops and other mobile devices have entered the corporate workplace in increasing numbers. The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) phenomenon is one of the most visible incarnations of the wave of consumerization surging through IT.

As a result, major cultural, technological and business shifts have occurred in the relationship between company and employee, facilitating unprecedented gains in productivity, efficiency and collaboration while creating new security risks and information governance concerns.