Stories about: Hercules

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IBM faces DOJ antitrust inquiry on mainframes 09 October, 2009 03:16

IBM is facing an antitrust inquiry from the U.S. Department of Justice for recent actions the company has taken in the mainframe computer market, according to the trade group that filed the complaint.
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The A-Z of Programming Languages: Ada 04 June, 2008 14:49

Computerworld is undertaking a series of investigations into the most widely-used programming languages. Previously, we have spoken to Alfred v. Aho of AWK fame, and Chet Ramey about his experience maintaining Bash. In this article, we chat to S. Tucker Taft, Chairman and CTO of SofCheck. Taft has been heavily involved in the Ada 1995 and 2005 revisions, and still works with the language today as both a designer and user.
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Tales from the crypt: Our first computers 26 March, 2008 08:20

Quick -- what was the first personal computer you ever owned? You don't have to think about it for even a second, do you? No matter how many machines you've had over the years, you always remember your first -- usually with great fondness.
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McAfee buys security compliance vendor for $60 million 04 October, 2006 08:35

McAfee will pay US$60 million to acquire Citadel Security Software, a producer of security compliance products that ensure corporate employees are using assigned IT policies.
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SQL Server bulks up 08 February, 2006 21:46

Microsoft's makeover brings high-availability disaster recovery, and other heavy-duty improvements to its heavyweight DBMS.
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Informatica touts PowerCenter 8 over rival IBM apps 31 October, 2005 07:57

Informatica claims that features in its upcoming PowerCenter 8 data integration software trump those offered by rival IBM.
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Citadel Security to offer software insurance 16 September, 2005 07:32

Citadel Security Software has announced an insurance plan under which customers that use its Hercules vulnerability remediation product will be reimbursed for the cost of restoring systems or data if their networks are attacked and Citadel fails to meet its service-level agreements.