InfoWorld Daily: Morning Edition | | | | | Hackers may not target obscure apps as often as popular software, but your systems still won't be much safer Read More ▶ | | | | | Video/Webcast: Neustar Inc Ransomware. Politically-motivated hacking. Distributed denial-of-service - and now mega-DDoS attacks targeting the foundations of the Internet, thanks to vulnerabilities in the burgeoning Internet of Things. 2016 has been a landmark year for information security in many ways. What can we expect in 2017? Read More ▶ | | Microsoft has added SharePoint support to its OneDrive apps, but differences across Windows, MacOS, iOS, and Android might confuse you Read More ▶ | | | Plug in a Wemo Switch, download the free app, and start controlling your lights and appliances from anywhere in the world, right from your phone. Read More ▶ | | | The scalable deep learning framework is set to become an Apache Software Foundation project, but Amazon's contributions remain unclear Read More ▶ | | | | | Rules and standards change, requiring constant IT effort to maintain compliance. Why not let the cloud take on that hassle instead? Read More ▶ | | | Solutions present and future for IoT security scares that keep you up at night Read More ▶ | | | White Paper: Lenovo Group Limited In today's mobile world it only makes sense that teaching and learning are no longer confined to the campus anymore. But to maximize the benefits of a mobile, connected campus, you need a solid plan and infrastructure. Read More ▶ | | Get ongoing access to our exclusive Insider content — Deep Dive PDFs and in-depth articles — available to Insider members. You get access not only to InfoWorld's Insider content but to selected Insider content from Computerworld, CIO.com, Network World, CSO, and other IDG Enterprise publications. Sign up at no cost today! ▶ | | | |
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