JD Sartain
tech journalist
JD Sartain is a technology journalist from Boston. She writes for PCWorld, Network World, CIO, & several other tech magazines.
How to survive the death of Flash
What should an enterprise ban Flash, phase it out, or accept that it will remain as legacy software for the foreseeable future? Here’s a guide
How to fight off a zombie app-ocalypse
If zombie apps are attacking your company, you need to hire an application assassin
Robots invade the real world
Innovation in robotics now reaches into everyday life and will forever change the way we live
Does quantum cryptology offer hack-proof security?
New quantum cryptology research could result in systems that are impossible to hack. But good luck trying to explain it to your boss
Top security tools in the fight against cyber crime
There’s no silver bullet, so load up with as many of these security tools as you can
Gigabit Wi-Fi case study: Erickson Living upgrades to 802.11ac
A retirement community plans on retiring wired networks in individual residential units
In their own words: Unix pioneers remember the good times
We caught up with the pioneers who brought us the Unix operating system and asked them to share some memories of the early days of Unix development.
The last days of Unix
After a 30-year run in the enterprise, once-dominant server OS is getting 86ed by x86es
7 ways to mask your Internet identity
You can't erase all of the personal info that's out on the Web, but you can hide in plain sight
How to fight back against privacy pirates
You can't delete digital data, but you can mask your Internet identity
6 things you need to know about Google's new privacy policy
Beginning March 1 all the info Google collects about you on its sites will be combined into an uber-database. Here's what you need to know to protect your privacy
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