Ex-IBM employee pleads guilty to stealing code "for China"
The man was employed by IBM for four years and was picked up by undercover officers
A software engineer has admitted stealing proprietary software code belonging to IBM while employed by the company. He is accused of economic espionage and theft of trade secrets. Jiaqiang Xu pleaded...
More on Software
Double jeopardy: Are universities becoming the new target for cybercriminals and spies?
David S. Wall, Centre for Criminal Justice Studies, University of Leeds outlines recent trends in cyber attacks across the public sector, and higher education specifically
What are APIs, why do you keep hearing about them and why do you need them?
API is one of those terms that people vaguely understand but skip over because it sounds complex, but in fact APIs are surprisingly straightforward and very useful
Microsoft previews Azure's automatic VM guest patching feature
The new capability allows Azure to automatically update Windows virtual machine against vulnerabilities
In an age of change, Neustar has focused on protection
Neustar SVP Rodney Joffe is shortlisted for Security Specialist of the Year in the Digital Technology Leaders Awards
