
Is your business prepared for H1N1? Have you considered the consequences of not taking precautions against this flu? You're not alone – studies show that a surprising number of businesses have not engaged in any sort of planning – despite the growing threat.
Enterprise IT's trust level of Google will increaseSource: blogs.zdnet.com
TechRepublic's CIO Jury finds that IT leaders trust Microsoft more than Google as a technology partner, but tune in next year.
Jason Hiner outlines the latest findings in the TechRepublic CIO Jury.
Protecting against URLzone and Zeus trojan attacksSource: blogs.techrepublic.com.com
Crimeware is bad news. We need to figure out how to stop it. I see some resolution on the horizon, but will it be enough?
MSK Security uses what they call non-linear authentication.
Cloud Security with the MSK Security SolutionSource:
Company has made a solution for all these threats by providing an effective way designed to allow secure login, payment processing and digital signature.MSK Security uses the multi-factor authentication system, something you know (Password, Image and patterns), something you have …
Conficker confounds cyberwarriors: Rogue Computer Code Still LurksSource: The New York Times
Like a ghost ship, a rogue software program that glided onto the Internet last November has confounded the efforts of top security experts to eradicate the program and trace its origins and purpose, exposing serious weaknesses in the world's digital infrastructure.

One of the hottest buzz words these days is "virtualization." The idea is simple: Instead of paying for multiple servers, special software lets you consolidate different operating systems, applications and workloads onto fewer machines for a much lower total cost of ownership …
The Hidden Risks of Cloud ComputingSource: Lifehacker
In an era of ubiquitous broadband, smartphones, and users who manage multiple computers and devices, it just makes sense to move your email, photos, documents, calendar, notes, finances, and contacts to awesome web applications like Gmail, Evernote, Flickr, Google Docs, Mint, etc.
"Cloud Computing Still Pie in Sky"Source: TheStreet.com
An analysis piece talking about the substantial hype and ever-around-the-corner payoff of cloud computing applications.
Google CEO says looking to buy smaller firmsSource: Reuters
Google is looking to buy smaller technology companies to enhance its technology portfolio, Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said in an interview with the Fox Business network on Tuesday.
Will Your Data Disappear When Your Online Storage Site Shuts Down?Source: PC World
Canadian freelance photographer Ryan Pyle lost thousands of digital photos when Digital Railroad abruptly shut down last October. The online storage service posted a note to its Web site (text of note) stating that it ran out of money and would have to close.
Microsoft: Space is the new frontier in computing Source: TechRadar: All Phone and communications feeds
We're now moving into a client-cloud era where "space is indeed the new frontier". That's the verdict of the head of Microsoft's Research lab in Cambridge.
Cloud Computing Security Concerns Overblown? Source: CNET.com
Cybersecurity experts disagreed on the perceived risks of cloud computing and the likeliness of a major breach occurring during a panel session at the RSA Conference on Tuesday.
Sanity check: Have we now entered the post-OS era?Source: blogs.techrepublic.com.com
There are a lot of reasons for the failure of Windows Vista, but in retrospect the biggest reason was that the OS simply didn't matter that much anymore. Most of the consumers who ended up with Vista simply got it because it came installed when they bought a new computer.

This is the first in a few articles that will provide some advice on how to go about building your presence online.
IBM to enter cloud computing software marketSource: Reuters
BOSTON (Reuters) - IBM will sell a suite of Web-based collaboration software for businesses, including contact management, instant messaging and file sharing programs, the computing giant's biggest effort to date to sell software as a service.

Forget the mobile internet ''phones''. Cloud computing puzzle going on with Intel's mobile leg. Only ( mobile ) internet infrastructure is just not keeping ahead.
Google Docs suffers privacy glitchSource: CNET.com
Google discovered a privacy glitch that inappropriately shared access to a small fraction of word-processing and presentation documents stored on the company's online Google Docs service.