IT Leadership

Open Source in the Enterprise

My Company Has Had a Data Breach. What Do I Do?

If your company suffers a data breach, especially one involving customer information, these three software security tips can help you handle it quickly and effectively.n

Apple Lawsuit Could Decide Whether Network Engineers Are Eligible for Overtime Pay

This high-profile and potentially precedent-setting case is likely to be settled out of court, says a legal expert.

Under Surveillance: How Does the CIA Keep Its IT Staff Honest?

Regular polygraphs, constant network monitoring and annual investigations are just some of the checks and balances that CIA workers have to face.

The CIA’s CIO navigates a tense line between making data visible and keeping secrets

The CIA, as part of its modernization efforts and anti-terror mission, is striving to use new applications like its Intellipedia wiki to share intelligence across formerly siloed government agencies. The changes in the last seven years have been sign

Innovation and Web 2.0

Are More CIOs Getting Fired?

CIO’s 50 Most Popular Articles

From 9 Reasons Why Application Developers Think Their CIO Is Clueless to Six Free BlackBerry Downloads You Don't Want to Miss to 5 Things You'll Love about Firefox 3, take a look at the most popular articles from May through July.

Google Adds More Features to Enterprise Search Appliance

Analysts say the new features for Google's search appliance, which include improved security and access controls, will make the enterprise search tool more palatable for businesses.

What It’s Like to Work Overseas for the CIA’s IT Group

At the Central Intelligence Agency, many IT staffers have to go where the mission goes. And that means Iraq, Afghanistan and any other locale on the planet that needs a do-it-all tech guru.