Brian Livingston

What if you could stop a new virus from zooming through your company — without waiting for antivirus firms to update their programs and without waiting

I wrote in last week's Executive Tech that Unicast, a New York-based advertising agency, had developed a new online pop-up format that could evade the

There's a war going on between people who want to put pop-up ads on all of your computer screens and those who are determined to stop them. The battle has

What's wrong with this picture: You've finally gained an audience with the top executives you sought, and they've assembled in their plush, oak-paneled

Do you sometimes wake up at night from a bad dream of ruthless hackers somehow breaking into your company's PCs? The nightmare may not actually be coming

If you thought spam was a big problem last year, wait until you see the spam problems you'll have now that Congress has passed the CAN-SPAM Act. That's

Recordable videodiscs are more often associated with Hollywood studios than they are with corporate suites. But the latest technology in burn-your-own

At this very moment, one of your employees may be walking out of your building with a complete set of word-processing documents, e-mail messages, even

Corporations that have strong firewall defenses didn't take long to figure out that their greatest threat was from employees who log on to their networks

Headlines are flying with stories of incriminating e-mail messages — and the many court cases that have been launched by "discovered" e-mails. That makes

Enterprise professionals are being faced with a difficult question: 802.11b or 802.11g. You probably know that 802.11b (known simply as "b" to its

Information technology executives such as yourself are likely to say, "I know all about USB — there's a new version that's faster, right?" If that's all