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  Vodafone and Onecom announce IoT partnership

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 11:25pm CEST par Sead Fadilpašić

  Onecom and Vodafone have signed a five-year deal aimed at expanding the choice of IoT services available to UK businesses. The two companies will jointly "develop, launch and manage" a range of tools going forward. Onecom, a unified communications platform, will deploy Vodafone’s global IoT managed connectivity, platform and services, so businesses can use connected solutions within their organizations. Onecom will also develop its own IoT services that will be boosted by Vodafone’s IoT connectivity and global platform. Aaron Brown, chief operating officer at Onecom, noted that the company is committed to seeing IoT services as a major focus of… [Continue Reading]
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  Bose unveils diminutive SoundLink Micro wireless Bluetooth speaker

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 10:35pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  If you are a student, you are probably back in school by now. Yeah, going to class can sometimes be a drag, but learning new stuff can be fun too. Heck, it is also a great way to socialize and meet new people. Not to mention, wearing freshly bought clothes and carrying a new backpack can be an exciting experience. But what if you want to listen to music when you aren't doing school work? Yeah, you can play your favorite jams using your smartphone, but really, a Bluetooth speaker will provide more volume, and probably, better sound too. Today, Bose unveils a new… [Continue Reading]
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  Security speak: How smart tech can help make your home safer

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 8:22pm CEST par Eric Murrell

  New technology can be exciting, but it tends to be confusing as well. Those of us who grew up in in the 90s may remember the new fad of installing high-tech security systems with cutting-edge motion sensors and state-of-the art wall panels. Every one of those worked great… for about a week. What began as a flurry of excitement and restful nights quickly turned into a big hassle, as false alarms woke the neighbors, and parents struggled to remember the right key combinations to get things back to normal. After a few short months, those once-exciting upgrades gathered dust, and… [Continue Reading]
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  The Windows 10 migration race is on -- are you on pace?

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 8:14pm CEST par Vincent Bieri

  It may seem like a no brainer to migrate your enterprise to the Windows 10 operating system given its many improvements over previous versions. From the enterprise point of view, the new operating system provides increased corporate network and data security, with features such as Device Guard and Windows Hello; enhanced cloud integration capabilities; and improved IT management. Users benefit from easier navigation through the familiar "Start" menu, a better overall user experience, and a unified platform across all the devices. If you join the migration bandwagon, you’re not alone. According to Gartner Research, by the end of the year,… [Continue Reading]
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  Mountain Duck 2.0 adds support for client-side encryption of cloud storage

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 8:06pm CEST par Nick Peers

  Bern software developer iterate GmbH has released Mountain Duck 2.0 for Windows and Mac. Mountain Duck is designed to make it easy for users to mount server and cloud storage through File Explorer and Finder. Version 2.0 adds several new features, most notably support for transparent client-side encryption of data using Cryptomator. It also adds support for Microsoft OneDrive accounts. Mountain Duck 2.0 opens by promising "foolproof" client-side encryption for cloud storage, allowing users to add another layer of encryption to their cloud-hosted data using Cryptomator, which provides AES encryption and scrypt-powered protection against brute force attacks. Supported services include… [Continue Reading]
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  Facebook uses World Suicide Prevention Day to highlight the support it offers

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 8:01pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  This Sunday -- September 10 -- is World Suicide Prevention Day. Facebook is using the global event to draw attention to the help it offers to those contemplating suicide. The social network is planning to run ads in users' newsfeeds throughout the month, highlighting the supportive groups and suicide prevention tools that are available. Facebook is also launching a new Online Well-being portal which features advice about suicide prevention and how to resolve problems. See also: Facebook says it is likely Russia paid for polarizing political ads during US election Facebook is overestimating its ad reach Facebook offers millions to… [Continue Reading]
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  Get O'Reilly's 'The Evolution of Analytics' FREE

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 7:15pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Analytics is now an expected part of the bottom line. The irony is that as more companies become adept at analytics, it becomes less of a competitive advantage. Businesses are now being forced to look deeper into their data to increase efficiency and competitiveness. Enter machine learning. Recent advances have led to increased interest in adopting this technology as part of a larger, more comprehensive analytics strategy. But incorporating modern machine learning techniques into production data infrastructures is not easy. SEE ALSO: Get 'Penetration Testing -- A Survival Guide' ($55 value) FREE for a limited time Read this report to… [Continue Reading]
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  Logitech Circle 2 Wired internet security camera gets Apple HomeKit support

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 6:36pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Internet of Things devices for the home are becoming extremely popular, but Apple HomeKit, well, isn't. The iPhone-maker's platform for controlling the home hasn't exactly set the world on fire. Slowly but surely, however, device manufacturers are starting to embrace it. Today, Logitech announces that one of its existing home devices, the Circle 2 Wired security camera, is getting Apple HomeKit compatibility; the wireless variant is not supported at this time. This will allow you to interact with the wired camera using Apple's Home app. It also means Siri support -- a huge convenience. "With the Logitech Circle 2, we want your camera experience… [Continue Reading]
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  New Microsoft Surface Book and Surface Studio may launch in October

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 6:02pm CEST par Mihăiță Bamburic

  Microsoft's upcoming event in London, called Future Decoded, will have Panos Panay, the Surface head, as one of the keynote speakers, fueling speculation that the tech giant will unveil the new-generation products part of its hardware line at the end of next month. Microsoft has already unveiled two new Surface devices this year, the Surface Laptop and the new Surface Pro, but it has yet to reveal a successor to the Surface Book or Surface Studio. The Surface Book was launched in 2015, but received an update in late-October 2016, which is when Microsoft also launched the Surface Studio. Typically, a new… [Continue Reading]
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  Internet of Things adoption adds higher storage requirements

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 5:51pm CEST par Sead Fadilpašić

  IoT devices are generating huge amounts of data, and it’s leaving a mark across the enterprise IT industry. That's according to a new report by analyst firm 451 Research, whose The Voice of the Enterprise: IoT -- Workloads and Key Projects report says a third of organizations is planning on increasing their storage capacity. Three in ten (30 percent) will increase network edge equipment, while almost the same number (29.4 percent) plans on increasing server infrastructure. And finally, off-premises cloud infrastructure will also be getting a boost in 27.2 percent of the companies surveyed, all in the next 12 months. Spending on IoT… [Continue Reading]
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  Hackers can take control of Siri, Cortana and other digital assistants with ultrasonic commands

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 5:00pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Security researchers have discovered that digital assistants, including Alexa, Siri and Cortana, are vulnerable to hacking via inaudible voice commands. Known as the DolphinAttack, the exploit involves the use of ultrasonic commands that cannot be heard by humans. Researchers from China's Zhejiang University have detailed the attack technique in a paper, but there are so many limitations and caveats that the vulnerability is not something that most people need worry about. The DolphinAttack -- so-called because dolphins use ultrasonic frequencies to communicate -- could be used to control a large number of smartphones, computers, cars and other smart devices, and… [Continue Reading]
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  SentinelOne's new Deep Visibility capability enhances endpoint protection

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 4:55pm CEST par Ian Barker

  When looking to protect their systems from attack most companies focus on the  protection of endpoints, but it can prove hard for admins to gain visibility into individual systems. Endpoint protection specialist SentinelOne is launching a new Deep Visibility module for its SentinelOne Endpoint Protection Platform, aimed at providing better visibility at all levels. Deep Visibility extends the company's current endpoint suite abilities to provide full visibility into endpoint data. It uses kernel-based monitoring for complete, autonomous, and in-depth search capabilities across all endpoints -- even those that go offline. This enables customers to fully automate their detection to response… [Continue Reading]
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  Samsung pays up to $200,000 in bug bounty program

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 3:40pm CEST par Mihăiță Bamburic

  To improve the security of their products, many high profile tech companies have introduced bug bounty programs. The rewards can be pretty substantial, depending on the severity of the bug and the quality of the report, as Samsung's first such initiative focused on its mobile devices proves. Called the Mobile Security Rewards Program, Samsung's bug bounty program will pay researchers up to $200,000 for finding security vulnerabilities in its mobile devices and related software. "As a leading provider of mobile devices and experiences, Samsung recognizes the importance of protecting users’ data and information, and prioritizes security in the development of each of… [Continue Reading]
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  50 percent of employees believe their businesses aren't ready for GDPR

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 3:33pm CEST par Ian Barker

  With the EU's GDPR legislation less than a year away from coming into force, a new study reveals that half of employees believe their companies aren't ready for it. The survey, carried out by Usurv for Storage Made Easy asked 200 employees a simple question on whether they believe their company is ready for the upcoming data protection law. "The General Data Protection Regulations are the most stringent update of data privacy and protection regulations for many years," says Jim Liddle, Storage Made Easy CEO. "They affect all businesses whether large or small and potentially could have the effect of putting… [Continue Reading]
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  Facebook says it is likely Russia paid for polarizing political ads during US election

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 2:06pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Speculation about Russian interference in the US election that saw Donald Trump propelled to presidency has been rife for months. Now Facebook has conceded that it's likely that a group operating out of Russia was responsible for taking out $100,000 worth of advertising that "focus[ed] on amplifying divisive social and political messages across the ideological spectrum." The ads appeared between 2015 and 2017, and touched on polarizing topics such as gun rights, LGBT issues, race and immigration. Facebook is quick to point out that the advertising related to "inauthentic" accounts and Pages and that these have now been closed down,… [Continue Reading]
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  Get 'Leading With Strategic Thinking' ($16 value) FREE for a limited time

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 1:33pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Leading With Strategic Thinking -- Four Ways Effective Leaders Gain Insight, Drive Change, and Get Results, from Wiley, reveals what effective leaders do differently. Eschewing the one-size-fits-all leadership model, this helpful guide outlines four general leadership types and demonstrates how each type achieves success -- whether through personal vision, structured process, collaboration, or by empowering others. The authors identify the actions and skills that distinguish strategic leadership, drawn from interviews and focus groups with over three hundred leaders from around the world. SEE ALSO: Get 'Penetration Testing -- A Survival Guide' ($55 value) FREE for a limited time This eBook… [Continue Reading]
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  Skills required for a cyber security career have changed

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 12:59pm CEST par Ian Barker

  As we saw earlier this week, the cyber security industry is looking for new blood in order to solve the skills crisis. Another study this week by security and compliance firm Tripwire underlines this, with 81 percent of existing security professionals believing that the skills required for the job have changed in the past few years. This shows in the fact that 20 percent of respondents say that their organizations have hired people with expertise not specific to security over the past two years, and another 17 percent say they plan to do the same in the next two years.… [Continue Reading]
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  Hide 'running in the background' Notification app for Oreo does exactly what you'd hope

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 12:54pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  While there is a great deal to like about Android 8.0 Oreo, the latest version of Google's mobile operating system is not without issues. Some users are wondering whether or not their phones will get the upgrade, and some who have upgraded are experiencing problems with data usage. One niggle that has caused a lot of complaints is Oreo's notification that there are apps running in the background. It's Google's attempt to warn people about apps that might be draining their battery, but many people are more than a little irked by the pestering. Thankfully, there's a free app to… [Continue Reading]
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  Night mode comes to Twitter on the web

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 12:21pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Android and iOS users who like to browse Twitter in bed were pleased when a night mode was added to the mobile apps, saving middle-of-the-night blindings. Now night mode has made its way to the web. Whether you see night mode as an eye-saving feature, or just a way to get in touch with your inner goth, the arrival of the feature has been long-awaited by users. Unfortunately for those who are eager to step over to the dark side, there may be a little wait before night mode is available to everyone. While Twitter has flicked the switch on… [Continue Reading]
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  Why your business is a target for hackers

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 11:44am CEST par Ian Barker

  Although cyber attacks regularly make the headlines, it's easy to fall into the trap of thinking that it can’t happen to your business. You might think that you’re well protected or that you’re too small to worry about. A new infographic from communications and cloud company CBTS reveals why everyone is potentially at risk. It looks at the risks of malicious mail and weak passwords, as well as the top threats including spear phishing and ransomware. It also points out that 43 percent of data losses are due to internal incidents. Far from being immune, smaller companies suffer more attacks,… [Continue Reading]
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  Drive File Stream launches for G Suite users as Google kills off its Drive software

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 11:41am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Google is deprecating the Google Drive software for PC and Mac as it launches Drive File Stream. The company plans to support the cloud storage software for just three more months before killing it off completely in six months. Starting in October, Drive users will begin to be shown messages informing them that their software is going away. Users with both Drive File Stream and Backup and Sync will be prompted to stop syncing My Drive with the latter. It's a move from Google that is likely to cause confusion among users. SEE ALSO: Greatly enhanced Google Backup and Sync… [Continue Reading]
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  OnePlus 3 users treated to Android Oreo beta -- OnePlus 3T and 5 won't be far behind

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 11:04am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  True to past form, OnePlus is not hanging about in getting Oreo pushed out to its smartphones. It's early days at the moment, but OnePlus 3 owners can already download a beta version of Android 8.0 for their devices. The update is only available to members of a closed beta group at the moment, but a public beta is due by the end of September. OnePlus has not indicated exactly when the 3T and 5 will receive the beta, but the update is on the way. See also: Android Oreo could eat through your data allowance even if you have… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft enterprise apps will arrive on Huawei Cloud

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 2:35am CEST par Michael Moore

  Huawei has revealed a new tie-up with Microsoft as it looks to improve the world of public cloud. At the Huawei Connect 2017 event in Shanghai today, the Chinese giant has confirmed it will expanding its partnership with Microsoft to allow the latter's enterprise apps to come to Huawei Cloud. The deal means that more Microsoft services will be available to businesses utilising Huawei Cloud, and will mean the companies will now work together to develop and create new public cloud offerings going forward. "Adhering to a customer-centred philosophy, Huawei is dedicated to enabling and promoting the development of a smart society,"… [Continue Reading]
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  LandingZone announces Docking Station for Apple MacBook Pro with Touch Bar

  Publié: septembre 7, 2017, 12:28am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Thanks to the MacBook Pro, the popularity of Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C docks and dongles has exploded. If you have accessories that use USB Type-A, for instance, they simply won't work with Apple's latest laptop without the use of an adapter. Heck, the machine does not even feature a standard video-out port, so an HDMI, VGA, or DisplayPort dongle must be utilized. If you use your MacBook Pro as a makeshift desktop with a monitor, keyboard, and mouse, investing in a dock or docking station would be a wise move. Today, a new such product from a company called "LandingZone" caught my attention.… [Continue Reading]