Sean Michael Kerner

Apple's OS X Leopard, the company's latest operating system, has received the first update of its young life. But it also hit a milestone, having been

Five months after being acquired by IBM, Watchfire is out with its latest release of its security scanning product AppScan. With the release, Watchfire

Linux vendor Red Hat unveiled a trio of developments today as part of a broad initiative that it hopes will make its operating system pervasive across the

At the heart of Cisco's dominance of the enterprise networking landscape is the Cisco Catalyst switch. As the name implies, Catalyst switches enable

Open source software might make it simpler for employees to download and install an application without first having to check that it meets with the

You can now buy a Linux PC at Wal-Mart! Woo hoo! The only problem is that it's really more of a Google network PC that could easily be run on hardware

When it comes to big enterprise IT deployments in the U.S., there is no enterprise bigger than the federal government itself. Linux vendor Red Hat is

Both the Web 2.0 and the SaaS (define) paradigms are almost always dependent on one common denominator: the Web browser. It is from the browser that

Interop is often a time when new alliances are announced, though some never amount to anything more than a press release. The OpenSEA (Open Secure Edge

Citrix as a company has always been about application delivery. As its iForum user conference kicks off today in Las Vegas Citrix will demonstrate its

Ubuntu Linux and its corporate sponsor Canonical claim to be ready for the enterprise challenge on the desktop and the server. Ubuntu's 7.10 release,

It's about to get a whole lot easier for web developers to develop Ajax rich internet applications. The Eclipse Foundation today is formally releasing its