Stories by IDGNS News Staff

At the recent AGENDA16 conference, David Baker, VP of IT at St. Joseph Health, gives a preview of his work on telehealth initiatives.

At Interop 2016, Avi Freedman, CEO of Kentik, chats with Network World about why Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are still popular with hackers, why they still work, and some of the signs that an attack may soon commence.

At Interop 2016, Network World chats with John Pironti, president of IP Architects, about why ransomware is on the rise, and why many consumers and businesses are paying the ransom.

The Google Analytics suite can be overwhelming to new or inexperienced users. This jump-start video guide to GA details how to use one of its most important features: dashboards.

CSO contributors Ira Winkler and Araceli Treu Gomes speak with Chris Inglis, former deputy director of the NSA, about his perceptions of Edward Snowden.

IDG CMO Perspectives provides insight into the state of Marketing across industries from leading business executives. Ross Piper, VP, Enterprise at Dropbox, speaks to Josh London, CMO of IDG and shares his insights on CMO imperatives, the art and science of marketing and the ‘end user revolution’, among other topics.

The fourth time was not the charm for Space X on Friday, which again failed at the tricky task of landing a rocket on a floating platform in the middle of the ocean.

Smart parking, smart highways and smart bikes -- all linked by low-cost modules and sensors that can be connected wirelessly -- are all part of what’s coming.

In a speech at a Samsung event on the sidelines of Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on Sunday, Mark Zuckerberg outlined his vision for virtual reality. Here's his remarks in full.

Today's driverless car is tomorrow's "floaty chair," and that's bad news for humankind.

Huawei’s big CES reveals included a big high-end 10-inch tablet, a blinged-out smartwatch with Swarovski crystals, and the Mate 8 phone (which isn’t coming to the U.S. anytime soon).

Windows 10 can be intrusive. If it isn't having Cortana follow you around online, it's logging your keystrokes or sending you personalized ads. We show you four ways to keep Windows out of your business.

The world's biggest tech company had an equally huge year, from major wins like the iPhone 6s and Apple TV to head-scratchers like the iPad Pro and a secret car.

Tech pros from LinkedIn and GoDaddy talk about ways to keep your IT career moving forward.

The movie shows 20 different people drawing a novel character (left) and the algorithm predicting how those images were drawn (right)