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  ECOXGEAR EcoSlate is a rugged Bluetooth speaker with integrated 200 lumen lantern

  Publié: avril 20, 2017, 9:53pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  While camping is all about getting in touch with nature, technology certainly has a place. For instance, you could build a fire by rubbing some sticks together, but matches or a lighter will make things far easier. Navigating by the stars or with a compass are legitimate ways to get around, but GPS can be much better. For many, music is a necessary part of the camping experience -- playing their favorite tunes while sitting by the fire. Many Bluetooth speakers will meet that need, but today, ECOXGEAR announces an impressive durable model made for the outdoors. Called the "EcoSlate," it also… [Continue Reading]
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  The cyber cold war: Attackers threatening nation states

  Publié: avril 20, 2017, 9:39pm CEST par Justin Dolly

  Whether it’s state-sponsored attacks, corporate espionage, a moneymaking scheme or simply someone trying their luck, businesses and governments are facing a constant barrage of cyber attacks. The high-profile cases of lone wolves hacking into the systems of government organizations mask the more devastating consequences of attacks carried out or ordered by nation states against other nation states. They are threatening national security around the world, but the wide variety of attack vectors, as well as the continuous evolution and improvement of methods, means we’re constantly chasing our tails trying to keep up and keep them out. The head of the… [Continue Reading]
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  Redstone 3 will launch in September as Microsoft commits to twice-yearly feature releases for Windows 10

  Publié: avril 20, 2017, 7:35pm CEST par Mark Wilson

  We're already seeing preview builds of Windows 10 Redstone 3 creeping out after the launch of Windows 10 Creators Update, and we now know that the final release date is scheduled for September. The revelation comes as Microsoft announces plans to align its feature releases of Windows and Office, primarily to make things easier for enterprise users. Releases will come in March and September, and the next big update for Windows 10 (i.e. Redstone 3) "will be targeted for September 2017." All releases will be supported for a total of 18 months, and having the same system in place for… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft and Rambus optimizing DRAM for cryogenic temperatures

  Publié: avril 20, 2017, 6:00pm CEST par Sead Fadilpašić

  Rambus and Microsoft are working together on developing systems that optimize memory performance on cryogenic temperatures. This is the second time the two companies are teaming up, following the initial collaboration back in December 2015. According to Rambus, the new partnership aims to "enhance memory capabilities, reduce energy consumption and improve overall system performance." The two companies are now looking to develop systems to improve energy efficiency for DRAM and logic operation at temperatures below minus 180 degrees Celsius, ideal for high-performance supercomputers and quantum machines. "With the increasing challenges in conventional approaches to improving memory capacity and power efficiency,… [Continue Reading]
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  Mozilla Firefox web browser may no longer be supported on your Linux computer

  Publié: avril 20, 2017, 5:20pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Firefox is a wonderful open source web browser. As a result, it comes pre-loaded on many Linux-based operating systems, such as Ubuntu and Fedora. Yeah, some people choose to install Chromium or Chrome instead, but Mozilla's offering remains a staple in the Linux community. Unfortunately, it has been revealed that the Firefox web browser will no longer be compatible with some computers running a Linux-based operating system. You see, Mozilla has dropped support for certain Intel and AMD processors. Buried in the release notes for the all-new Firefox 53, Mozilla drops the following bombshell. Ended Firefox Linux support for processors older… [Continue Reading]
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  Malware backdoors still the biggest threat to enterprises

  Publié: avril 20, 2017, 4:29pm CEST par Ian Barker

  New data from cloud security specialist Netskope shows that companies are still struggling to prevent network breaches and protect themselves at all points of entry. Backdoors made up the bulk of cloud malware detections, at 37.1 percent, down from 43.2 percent last quarter but still the biggest single threat. Following backdoors is adware at 14.3 percent, and Microsoft Office macros at 6.0 percent. Other threats include Javascript making up 5.8 percent of detections, ransomware 4.2 percent, mobile 1.5 percent, and PDF exploits one percent. The percentage of malware-infected files is 9.3 percent, down from 26.5 percent last quarter. Webmail now outstrips… [Continue Reading]
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  Enterprises want mobile apps that can improve productivity

  Publié: avril 20, 2017, 3:32pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Most businesses have adopted some kind of mobile strategy and the focus now is on the positives that mobility programs can deliver. New research for mobile application management provider Apperian finds that 43 percent of respondents listed improved productivity as their primary goal of enterprise mobile apps -- a 20 percent jump over 2016. In addition, 22 percent of those surveyed cited new revenue or service delivery opportunities -- a 17 percent increase from last year. These findings suggest enterprises expect mobility to have a positive impact on the bottom line, not just improve business processes or employee satisfaction. Expansion… [Continue Reading]
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  Google Chrome could soon include an ad blocker

  Publié: avril 20, 2017, 12:44pm CEST par Mark Wilson

  It's news that -- on the face of it -- makes very little sense; the Wall Street Journal reports that Google is going to include an ad-blocking feature in its Chrome web browser. For a company that makes so much money from advertising this seems like something of a strange move, but in the light of recent ad controversy, it could be sensible business. Just last month a large number of big companies started to pull advertising from Google and YouTube after finding that their ads were appearing on sites hosting extremist material. This, coupled with the fact that there… [Continue Reading]
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  ShadowPlex delivers cost-effective deception technology

  Publié: avril 20, 2017, 12:31pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Deception technology intended to catch out attackers by deploying decoys that mimic business systems is gaining in popularity. The market for deception is expected to exceed $2 billion by 2021. Threat defense specialist Acalvio Technology is launching a new product called ShadowPlex which offers the scale and depth of a dynamic deception environment, and integrated intelligence built on a cloud-first infrastructure that makes it easy and cost-effective to deploy. "With its patented DeceptionFarms technology, ShadowPlex supports organizations in and from the cloud to quickly and easily, deliver high fidelity, cost effective and early detection of malicious activity," says Ram Varadarajan,… [Continue Reading]
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  Privacy: How to stop Google Maps' Your Timeline tracking where you go

  Publié: avril 20, 2017, 10:59am CEST par Mark Wilson

  We live in a dichotomous age in which we are more concerned about privacy than ever, while simultaneously handing over more and more personal information to the likes of Facebook and Google. With its Your Timeline feature, Google Maps provides us with a great way to keep track of the places we've visited, but it also means sharing a lot of very revealing data with Google. You may well like the idea of being able to check to see which coffee shop you visited a year ago, or check how far you walked last Wednesday, but you may also like… [Continue Reading]
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  Demand for IT contractors in UK is rising

  Publié: avril 20, 2017, 2:42am CEST par Derek Kelly

  Demand for IT contractors has strengthened over the past six months despite the uncertainty caused by the vote to leave the European Union. At first glance this seems counterintuitive. Historically, contractors have been the first into and first out of a period of economic malaise or even just uncertainty. The fear was that the EU referendum result would send the jobs market into a tailspin, and that contractors would be first to feel the pain. They are, after all, a flexible resource and it is much more cost effective for organizations to divest themselves of contractors than employees. In the… [Continue Reading]
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  What is dark data?

  Publié: avril 20, 2017, 12:41am CEST par Bob Laurent

  As a society, and as businesses, we used to have a good handle on our data. We knew what it was, where it was kept, and we used it in a very formal way, treating it as something very precious. You could argue that a lot of it was always "dark," as it was locked in files and accessed only by those with physical proximity as well as the permission to use it. Within organizations, data processing used to rely on very structured, defined data sets, but the rise of social data, the Internet of Things (IoT), machine learning and… [Continue Reading]