No one wants to suspect their own employees of violating security. But the scary fact is, U.S. businesses lost $300 billion to trade secret theft in 2012...and most of that came from internal theft. This is how it happens, why, and what you can do.

Sites like Dropbox are great for file sharing...but are they safe for business use? We review 6 of the top online storage sites, and weigh the pros & cons of using them for business. If you're concerned about privacy online, read this month's "WOOF!".

Your IT Staffing Model determines who you hire (and when) to build and support your technology infrastructure. What's the best approach: full-time workers only? Outsource to IT consultants? A mix of both? And how does the Cloud play into it?

Considering Office 365? The new cloud-based service plans from Microsoft have some good uses...and some drawbacks as well. See what you'll need to know before buying in this month's WOOF!.

Think your information is safe on your smartphone? Think again. Malware written for mobile operating systems is growing in number, and getting sneakier. Today's WOOF! talks about how your information is at risk from smartphone infections - and what you can do to prevent it.

Internet Explorer 9 has been released. Have you switched yet? If not, you may want to. Today's WOOF! highlights 4 components of IE9 that help make the Web easier and protect you from intrusions.

The new Office 2010 includes multiple updates to existing Office apps and tools. Lots of little changes that improve everyday use. This WOOF! picks 8 improvements in Office that help make your office work easier.

Office 2010 will be released in June. With it comes a new Outlook version. This one with over a dozen additions intended to help with daily productivity. Let's look at a few.

Today's WOOF is about solving problems. Specifically, the problems new Microsoft releases for 2010 will solve. Take a look at what Exchange 2010, Windows 7 and OCS 2010 will solve here.

The iPhone. The Blackberry. The Palm Pre and other Windows Mobile smartphones. Which is best suited for business use? In this month's WOOF! we'll compare their capabilities.

Will Bing.com become a reliable Google alternative? In this month's WOOF! we compare 4 extra services the new search engine's betting on.

Last month, the Conficker virus caused anywhere from $200 million to $9 billion worth of damage to infected networks. How much of that could have been saved if people just used stronger passwords for their computers? The answer is – a lot of it! Here's why. And how to beef up your passwords too.

Tape backup is no longer directly supported by Microsoft on their Server 2008 platforms. This includes Small Business Server 2008 and SharePoint. So where does that leave their backups? As it turns out, in a very good position. Read what the options are here.

SQL Injection hacks pose serious risk to many organizations--yet few have adequate protection against them (if anything)! In this WOOF! articler we cover what SQL Injection hacking is, who's at risk, and what you can do about it.

Asus Eee PC. Aspire One. Inspiron Mini 9. These are all netbooks - new portable computers smaller than laptops. Designed for tasks too big for a smartphone, without lugging the bulk of a regular laptop around. The question we're asking: is now the time for businesses to start using netbooks, or would it be better to wait?

You may think your office is too big to "go green." But the truth is, some green methods are easy to implement no matter the size. This month we've collected 5 ways to "spruce up" your office.

The term "email overload" didn't exist a few years ago. Now you can ask anyone in business, and they'll say, "Yep, I suffer from email overload!" If you want to slim down on email, it's a two-part process: Reducing the number of emails you receive, and Organizing the emails you do have.

E-commerce doesn't have to be piecemeal, or frustrating. Several all-in-one e-commerce applications exist to address every aspect of online sales. One of the most popular e-commerce applications is MIVA Merchant. Since MIVA recently released Version 5.5, we thought we’d review it to see what’s new.

How Can I Get Through Spam Filters? These words are now commonplace among businesses that use email for any kind of communication with customers.

Intellectual property crime doesn’t just mean pirated songs. There’s a hardware side to this problem—counterfeit goods. And these cost the tech sector about $40 billion a year.