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Software license audits come in multiple flavors

Different tactics apply to each type of software license audits, and each carries its own risks and variables

Stupid user tricks 4: IT horror never ends

Nine more real-world disasters courtesy of your network's weakest link

Microsoft, Yahoo in talks with EU over search deal

If the deal is seen simply as a collaborative search agreement, rather than a merger, it will not need formal scrutiny by the European Commission

I knew it was time to look for a new job when they said….

When the help desk malfunctions, metrics are a reliable root cause

Inflated incident count? A scramble for getting credit for closed tickets? A steady stream of distractions for the IT staff everywhere else? Metrics might be the culprit

Intel asks court to dismiss EU antitrust case

The chipmaker says the EU regulator erred in its $1.45 billion antitrust ruling

ArcSight app cracks down on financial fraud

FraudView is designed to help banks and brokerage houses detect stock scams and other fraudulent financial transactions

Companies patch OS holes, but biggest priority should be apps

Attackers are mainly targeting vulnerabilities in applications, according to a new cybersecurity report

System conversions can involve more than software

If IT team isn't careful, it'll be replaced along with the old system

Travel broadens the mind: Random thoughts from Greece

Flexibility and scalability are usually trade-offs, as a visit to Crete demonstrated