'U.S.' Tag Index
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Report: U.S. Is Safest Location for a Data Center By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published May 23, 2013 Nordic countries also scored well. Tags: data center, location, report, risk, U.S. Report: U.S. May Escalate Response to Chinese Cyberespionage By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published April 22, 2013 The Obama administration is said to be considering sanctions or even cyberattacks of its own. Tags: China, State Department, hacking, cyberattack, cyber espionage, U.S. U.S. Air Force Labels Cybersecurity Tools as 'Weapons' By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published April 09, 2013 The change is a sign that the U.S. increasingly views cyberspace as a theater of war. Tags: cybersecurity, government, Air Force, U.S., cyberspace Google Will Fight Against National Security Letters By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published April 05, 2013 A judge who previously ruled the letters unconstitutional will oversee the case. Tags: Google, privacy, government, FBI, national security, U.S., Electronic Frontier Foundation 1 in 4 U.S. Companies in China Report Data Theft By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published March 29, 2013 Many enterprises doing business in the country say the data breach problem is increasing. Tags: China, cyberattack, data breach, U.S. Report: 25% of 2013 Patents Will Be Mobile-Related By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published March 27, 2013 Samsung currently holds the most mobile patents. Tags: Samsung, Europe, mobile technology, U.S., patent wars Feds Investigate Microsoft Bribery Allegations By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published March 20, 2013 The Justice Department and the SEC are looking into a whistleblower report. Tags: Microsoft, software, China, SEC, Justice Department, U.S. U.S. Calls on China to Stop Cyberattacks By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published March 12, 2013 National Security Advisor Thomas Donilon accused the Chinese of cyberespionage and warned them to stop. Tags: China, government, cyberattack, cyber espionage, U.S. China Accuses U.S. of Hacking Military Sites By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published February 28, 2013 Tensions build as both countries accuse each other of cyberattacks. Tags: China, hacking, cyberattack, military, hack attacks, U.S. China Says Hacking Allegations Lack Proof By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published February 20, 2013 The Chinese government is strongly denying the hacking charges made in a Mandiant report. Tags: China, government, cyberattack, espionage, hack attacks, U.S., Mandiant Report: Chinese Cyber-Espionage Campaign Targeting the U.S. By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published February 11, 2013 A leaked government report says the widespread attacks could threaten the U.S. economy. Tags: China, government, cyberattack, espionage, U.S. Google Explains Its Responses to Government Requests for Data By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published January 28, 2013 The company calls for changes to U.S. laws in order to limit government access to cloud data. Tags: email, Google, Cloud, government, U.S., transparency Apple's iPhone Beats Android in the U.S. By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published January 22, 2013 However, Android smartphones dominated in most markets, except the U.S. and Japan. Tags: Android, iPhone, Apple, smartphone, Windows Phone, RIM, Japan, U.S. U.S. General: Iran Has Improved Its Cyberattack Capabilities By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published January 18, 2013 The Stuxnet attack prompted the country to beef up its cyberwarfare abilities. Tags: government, cyberattack, banking, Iran, Stuxnet, U.S. U.S.: Iran Is Behind Bank Cyberattacks By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published January 10, 2013 Since September, numerous American banks have been targeted by hackers. Tags: botnet, government, cyberattack, banking, DDOS, Iran, U.S. U.S., EU Will Delay Google Antitrust Decisions until 2013 By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published December 19, 2012 The company may not be close to a settlement with U.S. regulators after all. Tags: Google, search, EU, antitrust, patent lawsuit, FTC, Motorola, settlement, U.S. Judge Denies Apple's Request for Samsung Sales Ban By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published December 18, 2012 In response, Samsung has stopped its attempt to ban Apple sales in Europe. Tags: Apple, Samsung, patent lawsuit, Europe, ban, U.S. U.S., U.K., Others Refuse to Sign U.N. Telecom Treaty By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published December 14, 2012 A U.S.-led coalition of nations object to giving the U.N. control over the Internet. Tags: United Nations, U.S., U.N. International Telecommunication Union IT Spending to Grow 6% in 2012, Says IDC By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published September 10, 2012 IT vendors say sales have been stronger than expected despite the economic problems in Europe. Tags: China, IT spending, IDC, Europe, India, Brazil, U.S. Android Rules U.S. and Europe Smartphone Sales By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published July 12, 2012 For the first time Android has at least half of all smartphone sales in the U.S., Australia and five major European countries. Tags: Android, smartphone, Europe, IOS, U.S. Obama Order Sped Up Wave of Cyberattacks Against Iran By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published June 01, 2012 A new book says the U.S. was responsible for Stuxnet. Tags: malware, cyberattack, Iran, Stuxnet, Cyberwarfare, U.S., Flame Europe Outspends U.S. on Exascale Computing By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published March 12, 2012 The U.S. Department of Energy will spend $73.4 million on exascale computing this year, compared to $1.6 billion in Europe. Tags: China, government, Europe, supercomputers, U.S., exascale |
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