Ryan DeBeasi

They've been aptly nicknamed 'JitterBugs'. They are tiny devices that attach to a keyboard and record what users type, and piggyback onto network connections to discreetly send passwords and other sensitive data over the Internet.

The position of IT architect has become increasingly important to the ever-changing IT industry, and is one that established corporations and start-ups are seeking. The job requires network professionals to acquire new skills, and it could provide additional career opportunities.

The position of IT architect has become increasingly important to the ever-changing IT industry, and is one that established corporations and startups are seeking. The job requires network professionals to acquire new skills, and it could provide additional career opportunities.