The IT infrastructure of the National Research Council of Canada was recently compromised by highly sophisticated Chinese state-sponsored hackers, the Canadian government said Tuesday.

Bots are exceedingly prevalent on networks, but information sharing among security professionals may be the key to fighting them off.

How to protect personal, corporate information when you travel

Today's hotels are unfortunately vulnerable to keylogging, ransomware, malware and other types of attempted fraud. What's more, hackers' interest is shifting from credit card information to corporate espionage. Here's how to keep data safe when you travel – and how hotels can step up their security game.

Oracle has responded to a former employee's claim that a new in-memory processing option is turned on by default with the latest release of Database 12c, insisting that the process of enabling it requires a series of deliberate steps.

CIO research shows that IT leaders have no plans to bank on 'software-defined anything' for anytime soon.

How to repair broken relationships with co-workers

Bad relationships in the workplace are based on fear and insecurity. An expert in psychology and leadership says the key to healing the relationship is to build trust.

On the heels of Flipkart's second outage due to a spike in traffic, IT leaders from Snapdeal, Myntra talk about the challenges of preparing e-commerce platforms for surges in traffic.

On the positive side, with the influx of cheap solar cells, the U.S. will be able to achieve its six-gigawatt installation goal this year

Social, mobile, analytics and cloud outsourcing creates new legal risks

In today's complex outsourcing world, IT leaders need to learn how to manage the evolving legal, privacy and compliance issues of SMAC contracts.