Articles by Dice Staff

• Symphony of Self-Destruction: Strengthening Security With a Red Team

  According to Rafal Los, Security Strategist for HP Software, policy is a poor substitute preparation. Organizations across the globe have implemented technical defenses, authored policies, develo…
• McAfee Launches Data Center Security Suites

  McAfee said Oct. 15 that it has released four new security solutions for the data center: database monitoring, blacklisting support, application whitelisting, and optimized virtualization support…
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  Convincing Employers Your Online Degree is a Strength

  By Lauren Bailey Online education has been around for a while, slowly gaining respectability. In the last year or so, their credibility has gotten something of a push when schools like MIT, Stanf…
• Flight Attendants Get Free Wifi. Can We?

  American Airlines will hand out 17,000 Samsung Galaxy Note devices to flight attendants to record meal and beverage preferences and access customer information as needed -- all while in flight. B…
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  PayPal Plans to Cut 400 in Product and Tech Groups

  Facing competition from established players like Google Checkout and Bitcoin as well as startups like Stripe, PayPal plans to lay off up to 400 employees. The cuts, which equal about 3 percent of…
• ARM CoreLink Aims to Accelerate Data Center

  Chip designer ARM has whipped the curtain back from its CoreLink CCN-504, a low-power cache-coherent network can deliver a terabit of bandwidth per second via a high-speed interface. That could h…
• Google's Web Optimization Tool Finally Finished

  [caption id="attachment_5163" align="aligncenter" width="618"] Google's "Waterfall" graph demonstrating the various elements of a Webpage load.[/caption] Google has moved its mod_pagespeed module…
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  iPhone 5 QC Rules Add Pressure on Foxconn's Workers

  Surprise. More tough times at Foxconn. Last week, 4,000 workers were on strike amid "strict demands on product quality without providing worker training for the corresponding skills." On top of t…
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  Samsung Seeks U.S. Graduates for Jobs in Korea

  Samsung thinks U.S. graduate students can better drive the its business in North America. The company is taking applications through next Tuesday, October 16, from graduates with master’s or doct…
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  Tech Workforce Slams Microsoft's H-1B Proposal

  Microsoft wants to increase the number of H-1B visas by 20,000, bringing the total up to about 105,000 a year, and to raise the cost to about $10,000 a head from $2,800. The new proposed visas wo…