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 Judge Rules Against Trial in Lawsuit by Victim of $588K Cyber Heist A Maine judge's ruling in a case involving a business that sued its bank after losing $345,000 in a cyber heist could set a precedent about how diligent companies must be in protecting their assets online. Share:   |  Cell Phones and Cancer: 8 Precautions Worth Taking The WHO's recent report that cell phones are possibly carcinogenic is not definitive data and has its skeptics, but Bill Snyder of CIO.com writes that we all make our own decisions. Share: | To Beat Hackers, You Must Think Like Them Whether in an office, a superstore, or an airport, the best IT security pros are always looking for vulnerabilities Share: | 10 Things to Know About the Move to IPv6 The Internet has been rolling along for decades on the strength of IPv4 and its numbering system, which has supplied billions of addresses. Share: | IBM Rolls out Free Cloud Software Development Tool IBM this week announced a cloud-based collaborative software development tool that's being offered free to students but is expected to become a commercial service at some point. Share: | iMessage, BBM Miss the Mark in Consumerized Tech Age Single-platform communication tools will frustrate, disappoint in a market with multiple strong business-friendly mobile operating systems. Share: | Hackers May Try to Disrupt World IPv6 Day Hundreds of popular websites -- including Google, Facebook, Yahoo and Bing -- are participating in a 24-hour trial of a new Internet standard called IPv6 on June 8. Share: | Business Video: Get Ready for the Surge Video traffic is expected to grow from 50% of all Internet traffic today to 90% by 2013. Share: | How to Build a Cloud-Based Organization The first step of moving from a traditional data center model into the cloud is typically determined by the state of your IT infrastructure. Share: | When the Worst Happens: SharePoint Recovery SharePoint has become vital to the business infrastructure and, in many companies, it's even used as the company's face to the world: its public facing website... Share: | Plan Now For Apple Lion's Arrival Whether the new OS is encouraged or forbidden, Mac-friendly businesses need to have a policy in place well before Lion arrives in the Mac App Store. Share: | Facebook Raring to Give IPv6 a Test Flight After helping to hatch the plan for World IPv6 Day set for Wednesday, a senior network engineer at Facebook is raring to test the site's reworked network. Share: | Develop a Cloud Computing Error Logging Strategy Error handling and trace logs are as old as the hills. Of course this is handled in the clouds, right?? Keep laughing... Share: | Data Center Group Issues Cloud Usage Guidelines Users and vendors this week got a framework for implementing virtual data center and cloud computing environments from a group formed eight months ago to define such requirements. Share: | ICloud and IOS 5: New Challenges for Business The ongoing march of iPads and iPhones into workplaces of all shapes and sizes is beginning to make Apple a fairly common tech brand in businesses and enterprises. Share: | Why You Can't Print Counterfeit Money on Your Color Laser A subtle background pattern generated by color laser printers helps authorities track counterfeit money or other documents back to the printer--and to the person who pressed the Print button. Share: | Virtualized Environments Are Painfully Insecure John Burke of Nemertes Research says while organizations are hot for virtualization technology, they are ignoring security in the rush to adopt Share: | Industry Upbeat About IPv6 Day Despite Low Traffic Volume It's been billed by its organizers as the most important day for the future of the Internet, but so far World IPv6 Day has probably served to confirm what the... Share: | Apple Plans New 'spaceship'-like Campus Apple plans to build a new campus with a circular building that looks a spaceship, big enough to house 12,000 employees. The campus, near Apple's existing... Share: | Day 7: Lessons from the Unity Trenches I meant to dive deeper into the Unity interface today, but I got sidetracked following the advice and guidance from the comments on yesterday's post--with mixed results. 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