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  The new Skype for Desktop 8 is here (whether you like it or not)

  Publié: octobre 31, 2017, 6:43pm CET par Chris Wiles

  Keeping in touch with other users is essential for your business. We use Skype to keep in touch with contacts all over the world, from freelancers writers, through to key contacts. With this in mind, all we want is a relatively simple tool that enables us to perform our business without distractions. Sadly, Microsoft has made major changes to the Skype iOS and Android apps and those changes haven’t gone down well. Microsoft previewed the same changes in the desktop edition, a few months ago, and we quickly removed the preview. Now Microsoft has released the preview features as a standalone Skype… [Continue Reading]
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  Security worries delay migration to the cloud

  Publié: octobre 31, 2017, 5:34pm CET par Ian Barker

  Nearly a third of enterprises plan to increase their public cloud usage in the next 12 to 18 months, but the majority harbor significant concerns about cyber attacks and breaches in their hybrid environments. An international survey of 450 senior security and network professionals by security vendor AlgoSec reveals the greatest concerns about applications in the cloud are cyber attacks (cited by 58 percent) and unauthorized access (53 percent), followed by application outages and mis-configured cloud security controls. The biggest security management challenges in hybrid clouds are lack of visibility (cited by 63 percent of enterprises) and managing security policies… [Continue Reading]
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  Illicit code signing certificates worth more than passports on the dark web

  Publié: octobre 31, 2017, 4:45pm CET par Ian Barker

  Code signing certificates are used to verify the authenticity and integrity of software and are a vital element of internet and enterprise security. By taking advantage of compromised code signing certificates, cybercriminals can install malware on enterprise networks and consumer devices. A study for machine identity protection company Venafi by the Cyber Security Research Institute shows that digital code signing certificates are changing hands on the dark web for up to $1,200, making them worth more than credit cards, counterfeit US passports and even handguns. "We've known for a number of years that cyber criminals actively seek code signing certificates… [Continue Reading]
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  Process mining and robotic automation combine to drive digital transformation

  Publié: octobre 31, 2017, 4:06pm CET par Ian Barker

  Enterprises face many challenges when automating their processes, not least in identifying which have the most potential to benefit from the process. A new collaboration between robotic process automation (RPA) platform company, UiPath and leader in process mining, Celonis, lets customers automatically visualize and screen their processes for areas with highest automation potential, and subsequently, build, test, and deploy RPA in an accelerated and structured fashion. "UiPath is committed to delivering the most capable, agile and scalable RPA platform in the market," says Daniel Dines, CEO and founder of UiPath. "Working with Celonis, our vision is to dramatically accelerate process… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft will release Surface Pro with LTE Advanced in December

  Publié: octobre 31, 2017, 3:50pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic

  We've known for a while that a 4G LTE model is going be introduced in the Surface Pro range, and today, at the Future Decoded event in London, Microsoft officially announces when it will be available. Microsoft says that Surface Pro with LTE Advanced, as the new version is formally known as, will start shipping to business customers in December. It comes with global connectivity and fast transfer speeds, thanks to a Cat 9 4G LTE modem. The modem inside Surface Pro with LTE Advanced supports 20 cellular bands and enables download speeds of up to 450Mbps. Microsoft claims that it's… [Continue Reading]
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  Analysis uncovers more than 3,200 unique phishing kits

  Publié: octobre 31, 2017, 3:22pm CET par Ian Barker

  The people behind phishing attacks are always looking for ways to improve their profitability. They quite often re-use material by bundling site resources into a phishing kit, uploading that kit to a server and sending a new batch of emails. Sometimes though they get careless and leave the kits behind allowing them to be analyzed. Trusted access specialist Duo Security carried out a month-long experiment to track down these abandoned kits. Over the course of the study it found more than 3,200 unique phishing kits, tracked the actors behind the kits, identified kit re-use across sites and more. To create… [Continue Reading]
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  We've reached the cloud computing tipping point

  Publié: octobre 31, 2017, 1:20pm CET par Robert X. Cringely

  Between technology waves there is always a tipping point. It’s not that moment when the new tech becomes dominant but the moment when that dominance becomes clearly inevitable. For cloud computing I think the tipping point arrived a month ago. That future is now. This is a big deal. My count of technical waves in computing may not agree with yours but I see (1) batch computing giving way to (2) timesharing which gave way to (3) personal computers which gained (4) graphical user interfaces, then became (5) networked Internet computers and (6) mobile computers embodied in smartphones and tablets,… [Continue Reading]
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  Top American banks have significant gaps in GDPR website compliance

  Publié: octobre 31, 2017, 1:10pm CET par Ian Barker

  GDPR affects all companies that engage with EU citizens, even if they have no physical presence in the EU, but a new study reveals that some major US firms still have websites that don’t comply. The research by digital threat management company RiskIQ looks at 25 of the 50 largest banks in the US (as of 2017) and finds significant security gaps in personally identifiable information (PII) collection. Per organization, RiskIQ has identified an average of 1,891 insecure login forms, 1,663 pages collecting PII insecurely, 1,326 EU first-party cookie violations and 1,265 EU third-party cookie violations. "PII discovery, inventory, and… [Continue Reading]
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  Open source developers make progress in adopting secure practices

  Publié: octobre 31, 2017, 11:26am CET par Ian Barker

  Secure software development practices are increasingly being adopted by open source software (OSS), and are underscoring the importance of managing OSS risk. The latest report from development platform Synopsys uses results from the free Coverity Scan static analysis solution to assess the quality of development practices and the overall maturity of the OSS ecosystem. "Due to the ubiquity of open source and the vital role it plays in virtually all types of software, understanding and managing its risks can no longer be optional," says Andreas Kuehlmann, senior vice president and general manager of the Synopsys Software Integrity Group. "The Coverity… [Continue Reading]
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  SteelSeries launches RGB tenkeyless 'Apex M750 TKL' mechanical gaming keyboard

  Publié: octobre 31, 2017, 12:11am CET par Brian Fagioli

  Number pads are kind of dumb. Don't get me wrong, I am sure some people use them (for whatever reason), but I -- and many other consumers -- never do. Quite frankly, since you can buy a dedicated number keypad if you truly need it, why burden everyone with them just to please a small group of people? As a result, quite often, my keyboards are longer than they need to be. While that doesn't sound so bad, and yeah it isn't tragic, it is an annoyance since it takes up valuable desk space. Today, SteelSeries unveils a new "tenkeyless" (meaning… [Continue Reading]