Monthly Archives: April 2010

As hard drive technology gets better, SATA 6Gbit/sec., the next generation of the SATA specification, could result in a big improvement in the speed of your hard drive. Continue reading →

Hacker militias may be at the bottom of the cyberwar food chain, but when they want to hit a target, they can mobilize botnets that are already up and running, security experts say. Continue reading →

Targeted cyberattacks of the sort that hit Google and more than 30 other tech firms earlier this year are testing enterprise security models in new ways and pose a more immediate threat to sensitive data than a full-fledged cyberwar. Continue reading →

The traditional Microsoft per-socket sever pricing scheme will likely be changed as chip makers add more cores to processors. Continue reading →

Users say protecting network endpoints is becoming more difficult as the type of endpoint devices — desktops, laptops, smartphones — grows, making security a complex moving target. Continue reading →