Sharon Gaudin

When it comes to weighing the needs of corporate security against the rights of employees to privacy in the workplace, IT managers find there's really no

As U.S. workers got to the office this morning and opened their email, they unleashed a new mass-mailing worm that is fiercely spreading across the United

Even though no new major viruses were introduced last month, a few steadfast problems continued to plague networks around the world. The Sobig family of

The security industry is on alert that an upswing in hacker activity could be signaling the coming of a broad-scale attack that could potentially affect

Corporate email systems are driving IT workers crazy. Really. A new study reveals that more than one-third of IT staffers say the loss of email is more

A new e-mail scam is 'eating up' corporate bandwidth and employees' time. Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, known as the Naked Chef, is the subject of the hoax

The increased energy behind the consumer push to stop spam through federal legislation and the equivalent of a do-not-call list could help businesses,

A majority of Americans think the U.S. government and industry should be doing more to keep jobs at home and forgo overseas outsourcing, according to a

IT managers and business executives have very different opinions about how safe their companies would be in the face of a disaster. And industry analysts

By 2008, mobile workers will be largely unhooked when they're on the road, according to a new study. The number of notebook computers with embedded

IT managers just aren't getting the message across when it comes to stopping employees from downloading music, videos and movies on the corporate network.

To help fend off spam, viruses, identity theft and corporate sabotage, IT managers need to train company employees to protect themselves and the corporate