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  Ransomware is the top threat to business data

  Publié: septembre 5, 2017, 2:50pm CEST par Ian Barker

  New research from research organization the SANS Institute reveals that frontline IT professionals consider ransomware to be the top overall threat to data availability. Insider threats and denial of service are also considered top threats to sensitive data. While the majority of respondents indicate that they escaped actual compromise of sensitive data in the last year, enough respondents did lose data to provide valuable lessons from these events. Of the respondents, 78 percent report two or more threats occurring in the past 12 month, while 68 percent report the same threat occurring multiple times over that same period. User credentials… [Continue Reading]
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  Huawei looks to forge global cloud computing alliances

  Publié: septembre 5, 2017, 2:13pm CEST par Michael Moore

  Huawei has laid out its bid to kick-start the next generation of cloud computing. At the Huawei Connect 2017 event in Shanghai today, rotating CEO Guo Ping pledged that the company is committed to building "one of the world's five clouds" to benefit enterprises around the world. Harking back to the 1948 prediction of IBM founder Thomas Watson that there would only ever be a worldwide market for five computers, Ping stated that Huawei is now looking for a similar ideal for cloud platforms in a bid to push forward collaboration and innovation. Similar to the existing airline collaborations such… [Continue Reading]
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  Employer breached worker's privacy by reading private messages sent through work account

  Publié: septembre 5, 2017, 12:35pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  A Romanian worker's "right to a private life" was breached when his employer read private messages sent using his work Yahoo Messenger account. The European Court of Human Rights agreed with Bogdan Bărbulescu that previous court hearings had failed to address the issue correctly. A majority of 11 out of 17 judges said that Bărbulescu's right to a private life was infringed upon when his employer read through chat logs containing both private and professional content. Bărbulescu was fired from his job when his employer discovered his professional Yahoo Messenger account had been used to communicate with both his fiancée… [Continue Reading]
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  Want to download Huawei EMUI images? Tough... they've vanished!

  Publié: septembre 5, 2017, 11:34am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Out of the blue, and without a proper explanation, Huawei has pulled EMUI images from its websites. Anyone looking for a ROM for their smartphone is now out of luck. Although the Chinese company makes reference to wanting to give users a "more convenient and satisfactory update service," it's not really clear what this means in practice. The images could appear on a new dedicated site, but for the moment Huawei is remaining tight-lipped about what's going on. If you visit the download site, you're greeted by a message informing you of the lack of downloads. You can close this… [Continue Reading]
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  New blood needed to solve the cyber security skills crisis

  Publié: septembre 5, 2017, 11:26am CEST par Ian Barker

  Senior figures in IT security see enticing staff from non-IT backgrounds and encouraging young people into the industry as vital to addressing the cyber security skills shortage. A new study commissioned by MWR InfoSecurity and carried out by security discussion and networking group RANT shows respondents feel the core skills needed in cyber security are curiosity (46 percent) or on-the-job experience (34 percent), with no respondents saying a university IT degree is crucial. Experienced security professionals are in high demand which makes attracting such staff notoriously difficult and businesses need to look at ways to attract them. Company culture is… [Continue Reading]
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  How to disable a touchpad on a Chromebook

  Publié: septembre 5, 2017, 10:48am CEST par Alan Buckingham

  Using a Chromebook and having problems? You aren't the only one. In the middle of typing, your cursor can jump to the center of another sentence or jumble all of your words. It's not only annoying, it can get confusing to fix. What you need to do is disable the touchpad. On some Windows PCs there's a simple solution that involves pressing a key at the top. That isn't the case with Chrome OS. It can be done, it just takes a bit more work to accomplish the goal. Open a new tab and input chrome://flags/#ash-debug-shortcuts. Find "debugging keyboard shortcuts" and enable it. It's easiest to do a… [Continue Reading]
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  Apple Music Festival is cancelled indefinitely

  Publié: septembre 5, 2017, 10:05am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  The Apple Music Festival -- formerly known as the iTunes Festival -- has been cancelled. The termination of the festival comes after a decade-long run which has seen performances from artists such as Oasis, Adele, Ed Sheeran, Coldplay, Lady Gaga and Elton John. Once a month-long event, the Apple Music Festival shrank down to just a 10-nighter in recent years. Apple -- due to launch the iPhone 8 next week -- is unlikely to completely pull out of the music scene, having recently been involved in the sponsorship of shows by Lana Del Rey and Arcade Fire. Apple has confirmed… [Continue Reading]
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  Official Plex for Kodi addon now available to everyone -- with and without a Plex Pass

  Publié: septembre 5, 2017, 9:16am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  It has been hard to escape talk of Kodi recently. The media center software has caused a great deal of controversy due to the number of addons that can be used to access illegal content. Most recently, the software hit the headlines after legal intervention lead to the withdrawal of the unofficial MK Plex addon that allowed for access to Plex through Kodi free of charge. But now there's no need to turn to the dark side to get your Plex fix in Kodi if you haven’t paid for a Plex Pass subscription. The official Plex for Kodi addon is… [Continue Reading]
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  HPE offloads software division to Micro Focus

  Publié: septembre 5, 2017, 12:45am CEST par Michael Moore

  HPE has finalized the sale of its software division, bringing to an end one of the company's most traumatic periods. The technology giant has confirmed the spin off of its software business in a deal with British firm Micro Focus which is valued at around $8.8 billion. The news brings an end to the saga of HPE's software exploits, which began when the company acquired Autonomy back in 2011 for $11 billion. However the partnership, which was part of HPE's plan to expand into the enterprise software space was beset with a number of significant issues, with the departure of much of the… [Continue Reading]