Brian Livingston

Can you imagine making wireless networking more secure — while at the same time making it easier to set up? That's the promise of a new technology that's

Imagine you had a Web browser that said when you typed in a new address, "The Internet site you're about to visit is known to steal credit-card numbers

As I said in this space last week, spam has grown to dominate legitimate e-mail to such an extent that leaders of the computer industry might actually be

You probably know that spam is wreaking havok with e-mail systems, but you probably don't know how unreliable it's made these systems become. A new report

How would you like to eliminate the tedious installation of new and upgraded software onto the many PCs in your far-flung company? That's been the Holy

When is a new computer technology like a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma? When it's a new PC add-in board that's currently being manufactured

Around the world, millions of people are saving sensitive, confidential documents in Microsoft Office and trying to protect them with passwords. A

What with your corporate Web site and your branded publications of all shapes and sizes, it seems like almost everyone in your company eventually needs to

In these days of endless network attacks from the Internet, we're constantly told that we should install the latest fixes from Microsoft and other

An Adobe PDF file is easy to read, but it's a pain in the adobe to create. That's because the free, downloadable Adobe Reader utility makes it simple for

If your company has a computing policy that's at all responsible, you backup your data on a regular basis. That's just common sense. But a little-known

Imagine that your office building was on fire, and you called the fire department, only to be told, "Please wait there while we invent a new method to